Red Cross Appeals for O Negative Blood in Atlantic Drive
The Omaha regional Red Cross urged O negative blood donations as supply runs low for Mrs. Dora Schaaf at St. Joseph's hospital Omaha. A bloodmobile will visit Atlantic Elks Club Thursday from 12 noon to 6 pm. appointments encouraged but walk-ins accepted. By Wednesday morning 122 donors had signed up toward the 192 quota, with many local residents added to the donor list.
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Omaha
Red Cross
Atlantic
Elks Club
Dora Schaaf
St. Joseph's Hospital
Duane Lynch
Bernard Shea
Junior Wohlenhaus
Kenneth Bock
Lorene Carbuhn
Robert Auerbach
Maurice Martin
Hazel Martindale
Matt Mathisen
Richard McCauley
Lavern McDonald
Des Moines Man Sustains Severe Injuries After Car Rolls
Donald Baldwin 40 of Des Moines suffered fractured clavicle vertebrae and three ribs when his 1956 Mercury rolled over on U S 6 near Atlantic striking a tree on Henry Clemson property. Passenger Arnold Dietrich 39 received lacerations. Baldwin charged with failing to keep car under control.
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Donald Baldwin
Des Moines
Henry Clemson
Atlantic
U.S
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Arnold Dietrich
Baldwin Auto
Atlantic Memorial
Baldwin
Japan seeks U S talks on nuclear test ban and imports
Japanese Foreign Minister Aijichiro Fujiyama told Parliament he hopes to visit Washington to urge a nuclear test ban and to oppose U S restrictions on Japanese imports. He said it is time to realign U S Japanese positions with the changing world situation.
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Tokyo
Aijichiro Fujiyama
Washington
U. S
Japan
Weather Outlook With Showers Across Regions
Widely scattered showers or thunderstorms expected Wednesday night and Tuesday. Overnight low around 47 to 57. Thursday expects highs of 72 to 82 with clearing skies.
Beirut Prison Seizure Shocks Lebanon As Insurgents Advance
Insurgents seized a women’s prison in Beirut and began firing on nearby Christian areas. Army evacuated inmates as UN observers met with Dag Hammarskjold amid calls for a U.N. emergency force to curb UAR interference in Lebanon.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
U.N
United Arab Republic
Chamoun
Security Council
Supreme Court Won’t Review Stover Case
The U S Supreme Court refused to review a contempt citation against Fred W Stover 60 of Hampton Iowa. Federal Judge Albert L Reeves held Stover in contempt in April 1957 after a hearing in Des Moines The National Farmers Union said Stover violated an injunction from 1956 ordering him to stop using terms Farmers Union Union Farmer or Farm Union in printed matter or at the Iowa Farmers Union headquarters which Stover headed.
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DES Moines
U.S. Supreme Court
Fred W. Stover
Hampton
Albert L Reeves
Kansas City
Stover
National Farmers Union
Farmers Union “Union Farmer
The
Iowa Farmers Union
Five Bulgarians jailed on espionage claims by Sofia court
A Communist court in Sofia sentenced five Bulgarians to prison terms from one to fifteen years for alleged espionage for American and Turkish intelligence. Sofia radio described the defendants as criminal and depraved elements, noting two were trained as spies in Istanbul.
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Vienna
Sofia
Vancouver Bridge Collapse Kills Sixteen Workers
Vancouver authorities report two sections of the nearly finished Second Narrows Bridge collapsed at 3 42 pm plunging 16 workers to their deaths. Twenty two injured and two missing as cranes and girders toppled into Burrard Inlet in a dramatic waterfront disaster.
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Vancouver
B.C
Burrard Inlet
North
Edwin Leitch
Don Mitchell
Bill Hallman
Second Narrows
Church Leader Dies in Damascus At 9 Years Old
Alexandros II, the Orthodox patriarch of Antioch and the Entire East, died Tuesday in Damascus after surgery for an abscess near the appendix. He had led the Greek Orthodox community in Syria Lebanon Iraq and part of Turkey since 1931, guiding thousands who migrated to the United States and Latin America.
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Washington
Carlos P. Garcia
US Congress
Congress
America
Asia
Garcia
Philippines
United States
Capitol
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Damascus
Syria
Alexandros II
Antoich
East
Lebanon
Iraq
Turkey
Latin America
Services set Thursday for former state rep Frederick Stiffler
Norfolk services are planned Thursday for Frederick Stiffler 2 a former state representative from Warren County who died Monday.
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Norfolk
Frederick Stiffler
Warren County
No Signal From Explorer W1 and Explorer 1 Satellites
Washington reports two Explorer satellites losing signal. Explorer W1 second transmitter dead. no signal since Monday. Explorer 1 halted May 24. Wauguard transmitter still works.
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Washington
Cap
Army
Navy
Wau Guard
Lucille Grulke Dairy Princess Named at Banquet
Lucille Grulke 18 of Atlantic was chosen Cass County dairy princess at the June Dairy Month banquet attended by Marilyn Drake Allison Iowa and Myron Clarke of the American Dairy Association. Grulke will compete in August at the Butler County fair in Allison. Eleven candidates were nominated by 4 H and FFA clubs. five finalists were named with Grulke’s attendants. She receives a 50 dollar merchandise certificate from Anthony’s.
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Iowa
Cass County
Ee Lucille Grudke
Atlantic
Guy
FFA
Marilyn Drake
Allison
Myron Clarke
Cincago
American Dairy Associatton
Gralke
William Gralke
Eldeen
Pymesa
Butler Couttly Fair
Miss Drulle
Miss Grulke
Anthony’s
Cumberland
Otder
Janet Kerknan
Massena
Karen Frazier
Griswold
Sue Dressler
Penney'’s
Graham's
Norman Vandehaar
Atlantic High School
Mir Clark
Clark
Viota
McElroy Opposes Defense Bill Passed By House
Secretary of Defense McElroy urged passage of Eisenhower's defense plan but warned a House bill weakens civilian control. He opposed a provision letting service secretaries appeal combat function orders to Congress, risking a military veto over civilian authority.
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McElroy
House
Washington
Defense McElroy
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Senate Armed Services Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Congress
White House
Navy Air Force
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Armed Services
Defense Secretary
Oor Uiilitary
Detroit policemen held on record $100000 bond
DETROIT AP Two Detroit police officers James Burke age 35 and David Tapp age 26 held on 100000 bond each in U S District Court on charges tied to a four year outlaw spree. FBI and police say they confessed to savings and loan office raids and robberies of banks and businesses, often in off duty hours wearing disguises. Both father of two, one a nine year veteran, now separated from the force. Case adjourned until Thursday with defense counsel aid requested.
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Detroit
Michigan
James 8. Burke
David R Tapp
Burke
Tapp
U.S. District ‘Court
FBI
Thomas P Thornton
Tapp Siner
Roberts Asked for Floor Questions After Speech
Gov Denis Jo Roberts addressed about 1,200 women and then opened for questions from the floor. After a long pause he quipped that no fork ever asked to the question, revealing a terse exchange in the event.
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Providence
ROT
Denis Jo Roberts
Roberts
Butter Giveaway After Buffet Lunch Draw
During a community program a draw was held and butter was given away at the buffet lunch event.
France marks 18th anniversary of de Gaulle call to victory
Paris AP report notes France commemorates the 18th anniversary of General Charles de Gaulle s appeal for victory in World War II. Government says French citizens turned in 10 million dollars in hidden gold in exchange for 30 percent bonds, with immunity promised for bond buyers. De Gaulle lauds bond drive as a vote of confidence in his government.
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Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
Soan
de Gaulle
Sherman Adams Defends Friend in Regulatory Inquiry Hearing
Presidential assistant Sherman Adams defends a friendship with Kertard Ceoldtine Eke as he testifies before the House subcommittee probing regulatory agencies. Adams insists he observed nothing improper in exchanges involving watts and Ube.
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Hote
Sherman Adams
Kertard
Ceoldtine Eke
Watts
Ube
Eisenhower Says Adams Won't Be Fired
President Eisenhower stated Sher man Adams was imprudent in his dealings with Bernard Goldfine but declared he needs Adams to continue as top presidential aide. He outlined five personal conclusions and refused further comment on the Adams Goldfine matter.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Adams
House
Gov
Congressional Committee
Gov. Adams
White House
Fisenhower
Creed Defeated in Collegiate Meet By Rutherford
Ann Rutherford of Penn State defeated Clifford Ann Creed 6 and 5 in the feature quarterfinals of the Women’s National Collegiate Golf Tournament. Creed, 19, represented Lamar Tech of Beaumont Texas, while Rutherford is the daughter of the Penn State golf coach and was a 1957 semifinalist.
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AMES
Ann Rutherford
Penn State
Clifford Ann Creed
Miss Rutherford
Miss Creed
LaMar Tech
Beaumont
Tex
Fairfield Crash Kills Raymond Watson At Rural Roadside
Raymond Watson aged 42 was killed in a two car collision near his farm home on a county road southeast of Fairfield. Milo Messer aged 39, neighbor and friend, faces charges from the Iowa Highway Patrol for improper passing after Messer tried to pass a third car and collided head on with Watson's car.
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Fairfield
Raymond Watson
Here
Milo Messer
Watson
Iowa Highway Patrol
Messer
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