Fires Stir In Algiers Area Amid Jet Crash Theories
FBI declines to comment on a Kansas City Star report claiming dynamite residue in a Continental Airlines DC 707 that exploded May 22 killing all 45 aboard near Unionville Missouri. CAB had earlier ruled a high energy explosive destroyed the plane and pinpointed the blast in the right rear lavatory disposal bin.
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Washington
FBI
Continental Airlines
Unionville
Kansas City Star
Civil Aeronautics Board
Recreation Program To Open For Season Monday
The Atlantic recreation program under Stan Nickles opens Monday for six weeks with supervised activities for all ages. Programs include playgrounds, baseball, girls softball, tennis, crafts, story hour, day camp and art classes at Grant Jackson Washington grounds and Sunnyside.
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Atlantic Recreation Program
Stan Nickles
Shirley Jensen
Grant
Karen Shahan
Jackson
Tyron Emerick
Washington
Don Curtis
Tom Hensley
Claude Hayes
Robette Saemisch
Marjorie Hitchcock
Atlantic Junior Federated Women's Club
Joan Hermann
Dan Anderson
Nishna Valley Art Guild
Art Guild
Fairgrounds
Sunnyside
Report Compromise Bid Being Made
A Spanish girl from Madrid will study at Atlantic High School next year living with the Christian Hansen family. The American Field Service program has brought thousands of foreign students to the U S and Americans abroad, with a new peace bid in Algiers amid talks between European and Moslem leaders.
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Madrid
Atlantci
Atlantic High School
Christian Hansen
Toru Yaosaka
American Field Service
AFS
United States
Katharine T. Kinkead
W. W. Norton and Co., Inc
Algiers
European Secret Army Organization
Secret Army
Secret
Algeria
Paris
Rocher Noir
Belkacem Krim
Abderrahmanes Fares
Jean-Jacques Susini
Land Bought for Atlantic 18 Hole Golf Course
Nishne Hills Land Development directors voted to buy about 94 acres east of Zurfiuh's addition from Lee Magill. A Sioux City architect will design the layout. construction starts July 1 with seeding this fall for a spring opening. 220 shares of the development sold, 80 remain at $100 each. Potential buyers may contact Delmar Patterson, Rodney Jensen, or Travis Martens.
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Atlantic
Nishne Hils Land Development Corporation
Lee Magill
Zurfiuh
Sioux City
Delmar Patterson
Rodney Jensen
Travis Martens
Lyman
Freeman Says Estes Symbol of Farm Sickness
MinneapOLIS AP secretary of agriculture Orville L Freeman calls Billie Sol Estes a symbol of sickness in a farm program that created nine billion dollars in surpluses. He spoke after funeral services for his father and as he headed to Washington. He faulted Estes for taking money from private finance while failing to steal from the Agriculture Department.
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Minneapolis
Orville L. Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
Washington
Estes
Agriculture Department
Thornton youth injured in collision with fire truck
Charles Pals, 19, of Thornton, was seriously injured Friday night when his car collided head on with a demonstrator fire truck south of town. The truck, owned by General Safety Engineering of North Branch, Minn., had been demonstrated at Ames. Driver Ray Panser suffered cuts and bruises.
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Thornton
Charles Pals
Here
General Safety Engineering of
North Branch
Minn
Ames
Ray Panser
Overload Fine for Atlantic Man in Justice Court
Robert Parker of Atlantic was fined ten dollars and costs in justice court on an overload charge.
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Robert Parker
Atlantic
Justice Court
Weekend Forecast Says Scattered Tstorms Across State
Weather outlook calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions through Sunday with widely scattered thundershowers spreading across most of the state by Sunday evening. Lows Saturday night fall into the s, highs Sunday reach the 80s, and Monday looks partly cloudy and colder.
Strip performer Fathema testifies on club raid and adoption
Anita Lopushok known as Fathema tells Sen Mc Clellan's subcommittee that early in her career a bartender ripped off her costume after she undressed to dance nude. She also says she was deceived into surrendering her one year old daughter for adoption. The inquiry investigates AFL-CIO American Guild of Variety Artists.
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Anita Lopushok
Chicago
Fathema
John McClellan
Afl-Cio American Guild of Variety Artists
Gilbert Hopes To Pay Back Everybody
Edward M. Gilbert, 38, New York financier who admitted unauthorized withdrawals of $2 million from E. L. Bruce Co. flew to Brazil and says he hopes to repay all and make whole someday. He says he did not flee justice and plans to return only after thinking over his position with family and counsel.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Edward M. Gilbert
New York
Brazil Herald
Gilbert
E.L. Bruce Co
The
Rio
United States
Herald
Jorge Chalupe Sobrinho
District Attorney's Office
U.S. Securities Exchange Commission
Wall Street
E. L. Bruce Co
Fifty Die Near Honduran Border in Central America
An Italian Catholic missionary reports fifty deaths in the Carrizal region near the Honduran border from fever and nausea. Authorities suspect gastroenteritis, a stomach and intestinal illness common in Central America, as the cause.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Carrizal
Central America
Girl From India Guest On Farm Near Wiota
Miss Sunita Bhalaik an international farm youth exchange from India arrived yesterday to live with the Lawrence Wedemeyer family on their farm near Wiota until July 8 She met Cass county delegates at the state 4 H conference in Ames and will be available for appearances during her three week stay Her home farm in India focuses on apples with dairy cattle and water buffalos The IFYE program promotes mutual learning contact the Cass county extension office for appearances
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Sunita Bhalaik
India
Lawrence Wedemeyer
Wiota
Cass County
Ames
Miss Bhalaik
United States
Guthrie County
South Dakota
Colorado
Government labels smoked hams water added
The Agriculture Department requires that smoked hams with water added be labeled "ham water added" after a Supreme Court voided earlier labeling. The change follows past allowances for up to ten percent moisture to improve texture and taste during curing, contested by packers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Supreme Court
Ezra Taft Benson
Youth Stages HoldUp At Iowa City Hospital Worker
Authorities hunted a curly haired blond youth who robbed Olga Serjogin a Latvian hospital worker of $88 at knife point in her Iowa City home. Serjogin, 28, said the attacker entered her bedroom as she slept in the afternoon and fled after taking the money.
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Iowa City
Latvia
Olga Serjogin
United States
Chiro Practitioner Eatinger Killed in Highway 168 Crash
Albert G. Eatinger 61 of Greenfield died when his car sped along the highway shoulder for 294 feet before plunging down an embankment into a pond. Authorities say the vehicle skidded into trees, toss ing Eatinger through the windshield. discovery came late Friday.
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Prairie City
Albert G. Eatinger
Greenfield
Eatinger
Courageous 12-year-old pitcher returns home to Somerville
Everett Knowles, a Boston operated miracle case, sits with his dog Sandy in Somerville dreaming of pitching again. His severed right arm was sewn back on after a May 23 accident when he tried to hop a freight train and was knocked from the train by a bridge abutment.
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Somerville
Mass
Everett Knowles
Boston
Sandy
Flight Engineers Consider Walkout Over Aviation Arbitration
Flight Engineers International Association weighs a walkout against Pan American Eastern and Trans World, amid Kennedy mediation proposals. Union rejects most issues for arbitration except cockpit crew staffing, sparking White House warnings of economic harm.
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Washington
Pan American
Eastern
Trans World
Flight Engineers International Association
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
JFK Blast Union
TWA
White House
Brown
Triplets Home in Brooklyn After Premature Birth
The Chorney triplets, three girls born May 6 at a Brooklyn hospital, were sent home weighing over five pounds each. The Manning quadruplets, ages approaching 10, from South Weymouth, Mass, are cited as healthy and individual. Both families have multiple children.
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Chorney
Brooklyn
Manning
South Weymouth
Mass
John
Robert Richard
Betty
Cynthia Ann
Charlotte Bernice
Christine Sheryl
Long Island Jewish Hospital
Queens
Anthony
Roberta Chorney
Manning Quads
Mannings
Crorneys
Seek Bookkeeper in Check Case in Sioux City
A part time bookkeeper named Charles P. Evanson is sought after cashing a forged check for 5121.06 at Morningside Savings Bank on June 5. He disappeared after the incident, leaving behind a wife and six children. The check bore a forged signature of C. F. Lytle of Jasper Stone Co. where Evanson worked.
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Sioux City
Charles P. Evanson
Morningside Savings Bank
Jasper Stone Co
Evanson
C. F. Lytle
The
Stone Company
Iowa City man shows satisfactory post op condition
Richard Vandervelde of Iowa City, a University of Iowa graduate student, underwent a lengthy open heart operation Friday and was reported in satisfactory condition early Saturday. He is the son of Ben Vandervelde of Aberdeen, South Dakota.
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Iowa City
Richard Vandervelde
Vandervelde
SUI
Ben Vandervelde
Aberdeen, S.D
Woman Dies of Burns After Sioux City Explosion
Mrs Mata S Heitzman aged 67 died Friday from burns from a blast that ripped away part of her brick home in Sioux City. Investigators suspect the explosion was caused by escaping gas.
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Sioux City
Mata S. Heitzman
Red Guerrillas Kill Two GIs North of Saigon
A Viet Cong raid 30 miles north of Saigon overran an armored column, killing two U.S. officers and 15 Vietnamese.South Vietnamese forces aided by a U.S. helicopter pursued 300 to 400 attackers, with no escapees reported among the convoy and more than 20 wounded. The ambush occurred near Ben Cat as the unit faced heavy machine guns and recoilless rifles.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Ben Cat
Two Girls Drown in Cedar River Hole at Waterloo
Two non-swimming girls Marta Brousseau 12 of Waterloo and Carol Stocks 13 of LaPorte City died after stepping into a hole more than 12 feet deep while wading in the Cedar River Friday. Their bodies were recovered.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Cedar River
Marta Brousseau
James Brousseau
Carol Stocks
Charles Stocks
LaPorte City
Waterloo man charged with murder in downtown shooting
Henry Everett Wood, 39, of Cedar Falls is charged with murder for the fatal early morning shooting of Thomas Allen Hayes, 34, of Waterloo, during a scuffle on a Waterloo street. Hayes died en route to an Iowa City hospital after being shot in the head with a .32 caliber revolver. The charge upgrade followed Hayes's death. Wood had faced assault with intent to commit murder earlier.
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Waterloo
Henry Everett Wood
Cedar Falls
Thomas Allen Hayes
Iowa City
Wood
Hayes
Woman Dies of Crash Injuries Near Ottumwa
Mrs. Clara Belle Richmond, 45, Ottumwa, died at a hospital after a gravel road crash three miles south of Ottumwa. She was thrown from a car driven by Robert P. Black, who escaped injury as the vehicle overturned and landed in a ditch.
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Ottumwa
Clarabelle Rchmond
Richmond
Robert P. Black
Black
Wings Clipped As Daughter Cleared In Drug Shipment Case
Mary Jane Stadter 18 leaves Brooklyn Federal Court with no charges after her father Victor Stadter is arrested on accusations of importing 1 million dollars in heroin from Mexico. She flew the family plane from Texas to LaGuardia where the craft was impounded.
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Mary Jane Stadter
Victor
Mexico
Brooklyn Federal Court
Texas
la Cuardia
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