Fragmentary note hints at Atlantic figures and pie metric
Readable phrase references Rom Estes Atlantic and a red pie measurement of 00 feet. Context unclear, names and numeric data incomplete, no clear event or outcome.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
4
Britain Moves Forward With Cyprus Plan Amid Rising Tensions
Britain insists on unveiling a new Cyprus plan led by Prime Minister Macmillan and Governor Foot, proposing some self-government and a future self-determination plebiscite. Greek and Turkish leaders reject the plan. violence in Nicosia grows, with 14 Greek Cypriots and 2 Turks killed in weeklong clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Cyprus
East Mediterranean
England
Macmillan
Hugh Foot
Nicosia
Greece
Athens
Turkey
Donors Needed For Bloodmobile Visit Thursday
The Red Cross urges sign ups for Thursday at the Elks club from 12 noon to 6 pm in Atlantic. County quota is 192 with 68 donors pledged by Tuesday. appointments through Red Cross or registrar 575-SW. Giving a pint takes about an hour and donors receive refreshments after a brief checkup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Atlantic
the Elks Club
Norman Paul
Emmett Lange
Gentry Leeps
Max Lovell
Howard Lundberg
William J. Geiger
Roy Metcalf
Rex Wright
Harold Zellmer
Marie Zellmer
Robert Bigas
Jack Boeck
Gaus Schwartz
Don Capen
Lloyd Christensen
David Cline
Don Cornelison
Tom Clithero
S. B. Christensen
Charles Mills
Massena
Lester King
Wiota
Bloodmobile
Cass County
Anita
Royal Medic Sir Arnold Stott Dies at 72
Sir Arnold Stott, physician to Queen Elizabeth's household, died Sunday at his home in Guildford England aged 72. He served as an extra physician to the Queen and held a prominent medical career. The death was reported by AP from Guildford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guildford
England
Arnold Stott
Queen Elizabeth
Weather: mild with showers possible northeast region
Forecast shows little temperature change through Wednesday with a chance of showers in the northeast Tuesday night and early Wednesday. Lows around 50s Tuesday night and highs in the 70s Wednesday, with little change on Thursday.
U S Would Aid Lebanon and Inflation Debate Mixed
In Washington, trade and business leaders reject inflation as a tool for full employment, warning it harms fixed incomes and pensions. Secretary of State Dulles says the U.S. could use military action to preserve Lebanon's independence under certain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trade and Business Association
Dulles
United States
Lebanon
U. S
Mediterranean
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Carlos P. Garcia
Russia
Kremlin
Hungary
Mre Nagy
Joseph Stalin
Khrushchev
Stalin
Nagy
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Budapest
Geneva
Aquarium claims record octopus with 45 tentacles
Japan news reports a Toba City Pacific octopus with 45 tentacles, claimed by local aquarium as the best equipped specimen in history. Scientists cited a prior record of 19 tentacles found near Norway, noting the new find near Toba City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacity
Japan
Yomiuri
Norway
Pacific
Toba City
Volcano Threat Forces Capelo Village Departure
The Azores village of Capelo on Fuayal Island has emptied as volcanic activity increases. A nearby eruption produces a tall smoke and steam column inferred to be several tens of feet high, prompting evacuation and concern among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capelo
Azores
Fuayal
Two Policing Badges Revoked After Lake West Altercation
Two special policemen, Frank Wright and William Yee, lost their gun permits after an early Sunday altercation at an apartment near Lake West Okoboji left two guests injured. Sheriff Ike Kissinger reported the incident began over noise and escalated to head injury and a close range tear gas shot, prompting permit revocation. In Bellevue Alberta, two Des Moines women Mrs Havel Marshal and Mrs Gladys Brown were reported in good condition after a collision involving a Greyhound bus and a track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
Bellevue
Alta
Des Motes
Havel Marshal
Gladys Brown
Hungary executes Nagy and allies in 1956 revolt
Budapest announces the execution of former premier Imre Nagy and defense minister Pal Maleter along with two other leaders and five others receive prison terms. The trials in Budapest court were secret and charges included overthrow plots and betraying the motherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Pal Mateter
Nagy
Mateter
Sresser
Moscow
Kremlin
Belgrade
Budapest
Maleter
People's Court
Jeszef Szilagyi
Svilagy
Miklos Gimes
Zoltan Tildy
Four-Man Split Dedicates Mackinac Bridge Ceremony
A four man team will dedicate the Mackinac Bridge with a four-string ribbon cut and curtain draw on June 28 to symbolize unity of Michigan’s peninsulas. Wilber M. Brucker will deliver the oration with Gov Williams, Sen. Prentiss M. Brown, Mackinac Bridge Authority chair, and Walter Leister of Defoe Edison Co. as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mid Cap
Mackinacs Bridge
Michigan
Lower
Wilber Mo Brucker
Army
Michhipon
Govennenu Walliams
OS Sen Prentiss M Brown
Mackinac Bridge Authority
Walter Leister
Defrou Edison Cu
White House ties Goldfine gift to vicuna cloth for Eisenhower
White House press secretary says Bernard Goldfine gave vicuna cloth to Eisenhower who passed the material to a friend. Eisenhower does not recall the name. Hagerty defends against Pearson column claims and notes Eisenhower has two vicuna coats from earlier decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Bernard Goldfine
Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Goldfine
Pearson
Drew Pearson
Eirsenhower
Fiasenhower
Philippine President Garcia Arrives for U S State Visit
President Carlos P. Garcia of the Philippines arrives in Washington for a three day state visit. He seeks substantial U S economic assistance, with Eisenhower and Dulles to greet him at National Airport followed by a White House state dinner. Garcia aims for more than 350 million dollars in long term loans and credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japo
Carlos Pe Garcia
Philippines
U.S
Eisenhower
State Dulles
National Airport
Honolulu
Columbine IL
White House
Gazeta
Dulles
United States
Garcia
Bros Up
Life sentence for Kellys wife and mother in law in Oklahoma City
Federal court sentenced the widow of George Kelly and his mother in law to life terms for the $200000 kidnapping scheme involving Oklahoma City financier Charles Urseche. The convictions followed a sensational case amid guarded proceedings and post verdict appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Oklahoma City
Sai
Kathryn Kelly
Mendis Wecht
Burling
Welle
Coeorge
Ora Shaw
Aiman Charles Urseche
Dhum
Former Brazilian President Killed In Airliner Crash
A Convair aircraft carrying former President Neren Ramos and several officials crashed near Curitiba, Parana, after hitting a tall pine tree during approach. Gov Jorge La cerda, congressman Leme Rodrigues, and other leaders died or were injured in the crash amid a political transition era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Curdiba
Parana
Phe Wie Fine
Ate Ced Cie Eresting Ikamnes, GY
Carlos Lae
Passure
Juscelino Rutatschek Rutmos
Nest Ymphine
Kubitschek
Justice Minster
Agenst Aid
Kubitseoliek
South Korea Sailors Wounded in Brief Naval Exchange
South Korea reports two sailors wounded after a brief exchange of fire with a North Korean patrol boat near the western sea boundary. The incident lasted a short time with no further damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul Korea
Sanday
South
AMA Labor Health Plans Spar Over Free Doctor Choice
The American Medical Association denounces labor health plans for denying patient free choice of physicians. Denver motor William A. Dorsey argues plans must designate physicians to control costs and ensure quality care amid union efforts for mass purchase plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Medical Assn
AMA
F. J. L. Blasingame
Chicago
Organized Medicine
William A. Dorsey
Denver
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
Dorsey
Labor Health Services
Flood crests move toward south Indiana
Flood crests advance toward southern Indiana as officials assess damage in Indianapolis. Gov Handley will wait on a report before asking Ezra Benson for disaster declarations to aid farmers with emergency loans. June floods cost Indiana farmers 35 to 40 million dollars. The Wabash River crest at Terre Haute left about 40 percent of West Terre Haute flooded and 1,500 residents evacuated after an earthen levee breach. levee near Graysville south of Terre Haute may be at risk, with waters not receding for about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Harold W. Handley
Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Wabash
Terre Haute
West Terre Haute
Graysville
Sutiles
Serre Haute
Meat truck burns near Manchester after crash
A semitruck and its meat load were destroyed by fire after overturning on U S 20 West of Manchester around 2 am. Driver Hears Schickleverger of Chicago escaped with minor injuries as the rig, en route from Chicago to Waterloo, struck a bridge abutment. Estimated loss about 50000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Loos
Gre
Hears Schickleverger
Chicago
S. 20
Semt
Chicure
Waterloo
Schickleverper
Gun Accident Leaves Youth in Serious Condition
John Ressler 17 of Cascade is in serious condition after an accidental bullet wound to the stomach while he and his cousin shot pigeons in the Ressler barn. He underwent surgery in a Monticello hospital to remove the bullet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade (Ap
John Ressler
Cascade Farm
Ressler
Young Ressler
Monticello
Iowa Girl Wins McCormick Journalism Scholarship
Mary Shelia Gallagher 17 of Ottumwa High School is named a Robert R. McCormick journalism scholarship recipient at Northwestern University. The award supports up to $5,000 for tuition and living expenses during a five year program. Gallagher, editor of the school paper, is in the top five percent of her class and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald P Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, Ill
Mary Shelia Gallagher
Ottumwa High School
Robert R. McCormick
Northwestern University
Ottumwa Courier
Donald P. Gallagher
Ottumwa
Inland Daily Press Assn
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Stle
Huy
Adams
William T. Fairey
Assn
American Railroads
Fairey
Senate Finance Committee
Tom Pickett
National Coal Assn
Milton Lightner
National Assn. of Manufacturers
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Russ
Nova Scotia
Red
Washington (Ap
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Trade Commission
House
Boston
New Hampshire
Robert Lighman
Geldfine
Oren Harris
D-Ark
John E. Moss
Calif
Lishman
FTC
S. Indiana
Iowa
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