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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1962

Page

7

Cass County selects Dairy Princess nominees for state contest

Anita Catholic church will host the Dairy Princess selection on Thursday as part of June dairy month in Cass County. A June 26 dairy banquet at the 4 H community building will crown the winner, who advances to the state finals August 8 9 in Starlan.

Cass County Anita Catholic Church Max Miller Griswold Shirley Symonds Cumberland Sharon Stakey Massena Leanne McFadden Maine Claude Smither Anita Dairyman Woggesser

Hurricane hunting satellite Tiros V hits orbit from Cape Canaveral

A Thor Delta rocket launched Tiros V into orbit to study the origin and development of tropical storms. The satellite sent back cloud cover images within hours, with cameras relaying data to Wallops Island and Puerto Rico for hurricane tracking. NASA notes weather studies are a byproduct while Nimbus program planned for next year.

Cape Canaveral Fila National Aeronautics and Space Administration Wallops Island Project Robert Gray Gray Weather Bureau Juan Puerto Rico

State Board upholds dismissal of Wiota Anita merger

The state board of education upheld the Cass Adair and Audubon counties dismissal of the Wiota and Anita school districts merger. The ruling cited a district-wide split of elector opinion and improper use of the section 40 reorganization procedure.

Wiota-Anita State Board of Education Wiota Anita Warren R. Morrow Cass County Cass Adair and Audubon County Harry M. Reed

Weather outlook cloudy with storms and cooling temperatures

Partly cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday with scattered thunderstorms across the state. Cooler trend in the northeast Wednesday with warmer conditions in the north central Tuesday night, lows around 40 to 55. Highs near 70s northeast to 80s southwest, extended Thursday partly cloudy with above average temperatures.

Riot at St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary Splits Montreal

About thirty people were wounded including three guards when hundreds of convicts tried to burn the St. Vincent de Paul Federal Penitentiary on an island near Montreal. Police, army and militiamen subdued the riot that began after an inmates’ baseball game. Six buildings suffered millions in damage.

St. Vincent de Paul Federal Penitentiary Montreal Que

Khrushchev Signals No Berlin War Aim in Bucharest

In Bucharest Khrushchev told railway workers that the USSR sees no war over Berlin and will act when the matter ripens. He urged pace with Washington for an agreement to make West Berlin a free city or sign a peace treaty ending occupation. He criticized US disarmament and nuclear testing talks.

Bucharest Romania Khrushchev Soviet Union Berlin United States West Berlin German Democratic Republic

One Dies In Car Crash in Davenport Intersection

A two car collision on a Davenport street intersection left Judith Marie Davidson 17 dead and Jerry Gary Barnett 20 seriously injured. Edward Sanhueza 24 was held for investigation after a witness said his car ran a red light at high speed and struck the other vehicle. Barnett and Davidson were thrown from their car as Sanhueza’s vehicle mowed down three parking meters and a sign.

Davenport Judith Marie Davidson al K. Meier Eldon Jerry Gary Barnett Edward Sanhueza Sanhueza Barnett Miss Davidson

Those Immune To Polio May Be Carriers Of The Disease

In Cass county residents three months and older are urged to receive the Sabin oral polio vaccine at Atlantic high school gym next Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dr. Walter F. Giegerich heads the Cass County drive co sponsored by the Cass County Medical Society pharmacists nurses club Jaycees and Lady Jays. The vaccine is tasteless similar to sweetened water and not given to children under three months. It should not be taken by those with diarrhea and those in the housebound program will have serum delivered to their homes or to the school. Thirteen thousand doses were ordered with leftovers available through physicians. A second dose is planned for August 5 and the final dose September 16. The vaccine, developed by Dr. Albert Sabin, is a live virus vaccine. it is preferred over the Salk shots for full immunization.

Cass County Atlantic High School Walter F. Giegerich Cass County Medical Society Atlantic Registered Nurses Club Atlantic Jaycees Lady Jays Albert B. Sabin University of Cincinnati School of Medicine

Combined vaccine schedule and Sabin oral dose details

The combined vaccine is given in four shots over nine to 15 months. Sabin oral vaccine doses are given separately by month four to eight weeks apart. The vaccine works quickly, typically within a week. The oral vaccine creates an intestinal barrier and bloodstream antibodies. It aims to prevent carriers and protect against poliovirus.

Newsweek’s First Editor Samuel Williamson Dies

Samuel T. Williamson aged 70 of Rockport Mass died Monday night at Addison Gilbert Hospital Gloucester AP reports he was Newsweek magazine’s first editor and previously wrote book reviews for the New York Times. Williamson was born in Augusta Maine.

Gloucester Mass Samuel T. Williamson Rockport Newsweek Magazine Addison Gilbert Hospital The New York Times Williamson Times Augusta Maine

Thornton teen dies after two-vehicle crash near Mason City

Charles Pals 17 of Thornton died in a Mason City hospital from injuries from a Friday night collision between his car and a demonstrator fire truck two miles south of Thornton. He was a son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Pals of Thornton. The truck, owned by a Minnesota firm, was returning home from a state fire school demonstration at Ames.

Mason City Charles Pals Thornton Pals Stanley Pals Minnesota Ames

Swanson Family Weekend in Colorado Springs

Mr and Mrs Darwin Swanson and family of 507 Birch Street spent the weekend with friends in Colorado Springs Colorado.

Colorado Darwin Swanson Birch Street Colorado Springs Coke

Edward G. Robinson Stricken During Africa Film Shoot

Veteran actor Edward G. Robinson aged 68 is hospitalized in Princess Elizabeth hospital Nairobi Kenya after a heart attack during an Africa film production. He is accompanied by his wife Jane and his condition remains undetermined.

Edward G. Robinson Princess Elizabeth Hospital Kenya Nairobi Jane Africa

Iowa City death of insurance man Jack Kelso at 40

Jack Kelso 40 years old died suddenly at University Hospitals in Iowa City after three months of ill health. A WWII veteran and former University of Iowa football end, he lived in Jefferson and ran an insurance business after graduating from Iowa. He is survived by his wife Helen, four children, two brothers, a sister, and his parents. Funeral plans are pending.

Jack Kelso Jefferson William Kelso Trilby Hotel Iowa City Kelso University of Iowa Atlantic William Frances Berry Kelso Atlantic High School Helen Klahn Marshalltown SUI Atlantic National Guard Ireland United States Ft. Benning Hawkeyes

Negotiators Fight Off Strike At Trans World Airlines

Washington AP reports Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg pressed negotiators to avert a planned walkout by TWA flight engineers over cockpit staffing. The dispute centered on whether a pilot or engineer should occupy the third cockpit seat, with engineers threatening to strike at 2 p.m. EDT if mediation failed. Government efforts continued as a separate ground workers' strike threat loomed against American Airlines.

Washington Arthur J. Goldberg Trans World Airlines Joseph Suskiewich New York Flight Engineers Pilots Association TWA American Transport Workers Union Afl-Cio American Atanichenia Diod

Allied solidarity stands firm as pacifist defies marshal

In Des Moines pacifist Walter F Gormly is jailed after a hunger strike protesting income taxes for armament funding. U S Marshal Charles B Bendlage Jr carries him to court amid ongoing efforts to arraign him. Rusk tours Western Europe to reinforce alliance amid nuclear policy disagreements.

Des Moines U. S Charles B. Bendlage, Jr Walter F. Gormly Mount Vernon Gormly Polk County General Service Administration Iowa Marshal Bendlage James Bennett

Judge Moore to Wed Widow in Des Moines

Iowa Supreme Court Justice C Edwin Moore 58 newly appointed to the high tribunal will marry Margaret Lillian Sundberg widow in Des Moines. They filed for a license Monday and plan a Saturday ceremony at Union Park Methodist Church with immediate family present.

Des Moines Iowa Supreme Court C. Edwin Moore High Tribunal Moore Margaret Lillian Sundberg Polk County Juvenile Court Justice Moore Polk County District Court Sundberg Union Park Methodist Church

Burt Lancaster In Car Scooter Collision In Palermo

American actor Burt Lancaster involved in a collision in Palermo Sicily his car struck a motor scooter injuring two Italian youths who were rushed to a hospital with fractures Lancaster was unhurt and is in Sicily to film a movie.

Palermo Sicily Burt Lancaster Lancaster

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