Bloodmobile visit surpasses county quota in Atlantic
Blood donors in Atlantic exceeded the county quota by collecting 162 pints during a Thursday bloodmobile drive. The event honored top donors including Wallace Drake who earned a three gallon donor pin, while two and nine gallon pins were awarded to several others. Local physicians nurses and volunteers assisted as hundreds registered and joined the effort.
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Atlantic
Wallace Drake
Walnut
Ted Becker
Charles Mills
Massena
Harold Joyce
Maine
Ralph Norman
Donald H. Nelson
Thelma Bancroft
Jesse Jordan
Matt Mathisen
Harvey C. Hansen
Harold Alliband
W. B. Wilcox
Carl DeKay
Griswold
C. V. Welcher
Mmes
R. G. Anderson
Dick Bell
Maurice Chthero
Harry Cook
W. O. Duncan
Bill Darrow
John W. E. Ehlers
Carl Goeken
R. Hemphill
Ralph Lehman
Roy Metcalf
E. A. Kelloway
Harlan Kiever
Charles Flint
Roy Preston
Homer Rice
E. H. Rowley
Frank Tucker
Meredith Walker
Richard Nichols
K. J. Smith
Stanley Knop
J. Hughes Stone
Joan Hay
John Schluter
Lester Nelson
Dan Frank
Peter Mary Martin
Maurice Pelzer
Joan Brahms
Don Brahms
Elmer Pedersen
H. P. Carlton
Walter Peterson
Gene Hockom
Lloyd Berg
Lyre Brillhart
Raymond Larsen
Kay Hammond
Lowell Schaaf
Glenn Schaaf
Howard Arp
Harry Weitzel
Eldon Bissell
Dale Cline
Gail Turner
John Lang Jr
Lorinda Larson
Delmar Patterson
Lynn Stinemates
Cleta Forsyth
Lloyd Harris
Virgil Brock
Lyle Hiatt
Frank Auerbach
Blanche Ward
Ross Armentrout
Charles Hunt
Jet. Petersen
Dale Linke
Walter Anderson
Lester Swain
Lewis Swain
Richard Lane
Aid plan approved to help Greece and Philippines by Iowa clubs
The Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs board approved an aid plan to send assistance to Greece and the Philippines. Mrs Clark Mechem said the federation will likely donate funds to purchase local needs such as small farm equipment.
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Des Moines
Greece
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Clark Mechem
Weather Forecast Mixed Skies and Showers Ahead
Partly cloudy through Saturday with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the extreme southwest Friday night and southern to western portions Saturday. Cooler in the south and central Friday. Highs near 70 Saturday, lows in the 50s Friday. Partly cloudy again Sunday with a likely warmer trend.
Eisenhower Holds Defense Talks At Quantico Marine Base
President Eisenhower visited Quantico Virginia to discuss defense issues with top military leaders. The three day conference covers streamlining the military establishment amid internal opposition to reform and Senate scrutiny of measures.
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Eisenhower
Quantico Marine Base
Quantico
Marine Corps
Robert Cutler
Gordon Gray
Defense Mobilization
Andrew J. Guod- Paster
White House
House
Vanguard Launch Scrubbed After Technical Difficulties
Canaveral Florida AP reports an attempted Vanguard satellite rocket launch was scrubbed at 4:30 a.m. EST due to technical issues. The slender rocket stood outside its service tower for hours with several holds ranging from minutes to three hours, and no new launch time announced.
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Vape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard
Dime Sells for 3200 at San Francisco Mint Auction
An anonymous collector won a rare San Francisco minted 1894 dime at a Thursday night auction. The piece is one of 24 produced and previously belonged to unnamed collectors. Seventeen of the coins are currently missing.
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New York
Neghit
San Francisco
U S Denounces Red Executions in Hungary 1956
The Senate and House adopted resolutions denouncing the 1956 Hungarian executions of Imre Nagy and others. The State Department called the executions an affront to UN members and world conscience.
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Washington
Congress
State Department
Hungary
Senate
Russia
Imre Nagy
Tangary
Prewer
Pal Mialbeter
Nag
House
Senate Rejects Move To Cut Auto Tax In 44-32 Vote
The Senate voted down an amendment to reduce the federal excise tax on automobiles from 10 percent to 5 percent and auto parts from 8 percent to 5 percent. The rejection followed a previous surprise vote to repeal WW II transportation taxes despite administration opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Congress
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Eisenhower
Charles R. Potter R-eich
Paul H. Douglas Dill
William F. Knowland
California
Lyndon B Johnson
Texas
Atomic Victim Nagata Leaves for Moscow Medical Care
Hisako Nagata, 21, Nagasaki bombing survivor, departed for Moscow for a year of free medical treatment to heal scars and restore her voice. She is the first Japanese atomic victim invited by the Soviet Union for treatment, following a U S program that brought scarred Hiroshima victims to New York for surgery.
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Tokyo
Hisako Nagata
Nagasaki
Moscow
Miss Nagata
Soviet Union
U. S
New York
Albert City man dies from crash injuries
Frank A Lapman aged 72 of Albert City died Thursday night after his car left a county road three miles north of the town. He suffered a broken neck and the accident marked Buena Vista County’s fifth traffic fatality of the year, matching the total for all of last year.
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Albert City
Frank A Lapman
Lapman
Buena Vista County
Protest Danes as Russians Riot at Moscow Embassy
Russians demonstrated outside the Danish Embassy in Moscow protesting anti Soviet actions in Copenhagen over the Imre Nagy execution. The crowd stoned the Copenhagen embassy and smashed windows after Moscow radio reported Nagy’s death. The protest followed a formal Danish government protest in Moscow.
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London
Moscow
Copenhagen
Imre Nagy
Nagy
GOP Prober Seeks Inquiry Into Goldfine Contracts
A Republican member of the House investigation subcommittee called for a full inquiry into all of Bernard Goldfine's contacts with federal officials over the past decade. Rep John Bennett cited President Eisenhower aide Sherman Adams and noted Goldfine's influence with multiple agencies. The Pentagon reported over a quarter million dollars in textile contracts going to Goldfine firms since 1953. The SEC denied dropping a case against one Goldfine firm, stating it was prosecuted. SEC Chairman No Gadsby and aides may testify next Tuesday as the probe continues.
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Khrushchev
Washington
House
Bernard Goldfine
Adams
Eisenhower
Goldfine
Boston
Bennett
Pentagon
Golddife
Securities and Exchange Commission
White House
East Boston
SEC
Edward No Gadsby
Five Suffer Severe Radiation Dosage in Accident
At Oak Ridge a nuclear accident left five workers exposed to radiation. One group sustained severe bone marrow damage with bleeding infections. the others received lesser doses with no apparent symptoms. The incident occurred during handling of enriched uranium with no explosion.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn Ta
Afoie Rnergs
Menue
Cleansy Discountert
Curfew Imposed as Wounded Youth Stirs City
Reported by AP from Boston and Nicosia describes a curfew in a Turkish Cypriot crisis after a youth was wounded and riots flared in Limassol. British forces enforced a city-wide curfew as 30,000 troops prepared to restore order amid talks on a seven year governance plan for Cyprus.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Britain
Athens
Constantine Karamanlis
NATO
Greece
Makarios
Mediterranean
Limassol
Rauf Denktash
Cyprus
Turkey
Bob Crosby's Son Arrested in Bel-Air Car Prowl
Bob Crosby's son Christopher Crosby and companion Jeffrey Davidson were arrested in Los Angeles on suspicion of temporarily depriving a vehicle owner by pushing a Corvette from a Bel-Air driveway. They were booked at West Los Angeles station and later released to their parents.
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Los Angeles
Bob Crosby
Christopher
Young Crosby
Jeffrey Davidson
West
WR. Maxwell
June Crosby
Davidson
Haymond Davidson
Bel-Air
Way Veter Heisser
Crosby
Maxwell
WF. Dacey
Young Davidson
Hirch
Sunset Boulevard
Jensen receives Dana College trustees scholarship
Kenneth Jensen, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Codensen, was awarded a $500 board of trustees scholarship at Dana College Blair Nebraska for scholastic achievement and character.
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Kenneth Jensen
Mro
Mes
Peter Codensen
Board of Trustees
Dana College
Blair, Neb
Tush
Adair Mother And Son Injured In Auto Accident
A 11 year old boy and his mother Elnora Wesack were injured when their car left a graveled road northwest of Adair and plunged into an embankment. Steven Wesack received a minor eye injury while Elnora Wesack suffered shock a dislocated hip and fractured ribs. Both were taken to Atlantic Memorial hospital. A cream truck driver Arlo Hansen assisted. no collision occurred.
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Del
Merte Wesack
Adair
Elnora
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Steven Wesack
Guthrie Center
Arlo Hansen
Wesack
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