Supreme Court sets limits on union dues used for politics
The high court ruled 5 to 4 that workers in union shops cannot have dues spent on political causes without their consent. The term ended after a 42 hour session with opinions in 11 cases and motions. The court also barred illegally obtained evidence in state courts, struck down a Maryland anti God oath law, and left Connecticut birth control statutes intact.
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Connecticut
U S and Soviet plan talks on direct air route
The State Department said negotiations on a direct U S Soviet air connection will begin with the Soviets ready to start June 21. The United States asked to delay to July 18 for technical reasons. Talks were previously postponed after the 1967 RBA7 reconnaissance shootdown.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
Band Concert to Open Atlantic Fourth of July Program
Atlantic firemen announce the summer band will perform during the July 4 celebration at the airport. The free event starts at 6 p.m. with a firefighting vs business men ball game, a helicopter demo, a concert, and a fireworks display funded by donations. A planning meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. at the fire station.
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Atlantic Firemen
Atlantic
Rayburn Sees Trouble for Kennedy Education Aid Bill
House Speaker Sam Rayburn warned that passage of President Kennedy’s education aid program looks unlikely this session. He noted a nationwide against the administration’s foreign aid plan, but expressed hope Congress will decide that aid is needed. He blamed “hate societies” for part of the campaign.
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Local Health Notes Include Injuries and Hospital Stays
A round of hospital updates from Council Bluffs to Omaha and Anita details injuries treatments and admissions. Lori Sue Robinson 3 recovered from burns suffered June 10 after a pressurized insect repellent can exploded in a trash fire. Harold Weppler treated for minor injuries after incident with a tractor PTO. Rita Wohlenhaus Marcia and Michelle Myers undergo tonsillectomies in separate cases. Others hospitalized include Mrs. Howard Knop Henry Spies Hattie Roberts. several released locally. Grant eye injury Greg Taylor at Clarkson Omaha. Mrs. Albert Fuhr treated for knee pain in Iowa City. Z L Wright had leg amputation above the knee at Iowa City. Dietrick of Sumner Washington now with daughter in Iowa City. Mrs. Kenneth Martens in Clarkson for observation eye surgery.
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Council Bluffs
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William Weppler
Lewis
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
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Clair Wohlenhaus
East Eighth Street
Marcia
Michelle
Phil Myers
Anita
Howard Knop
Atlantic
Henry Spies
Hattie Roberts
Grant
Greg Taylor
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Albert Fuhr
Iowa City
Griswold
Z. L. Wright
University Hospital
Henry Dietrick
Sumner
Wash
Kenneth Martens
Adlai Stevenson Joins Bogota Talks on Hemisphere Defense
Adlai E. Stevenson moves on from Quito to Bogota for two days of talks with Colombian President Alberto Lleras Camargo on hemisphere defense against communism and anti democratic movements. He will discuss economic issues and preparations for the July Uruguay conference, with Colombia proposing a forward looking plan and deferring punitive action on Cuba.
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Bogota
Alberto Lleras Camargo
Kennedy
Uruguay
Lleras
United States
Stevenson
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Punta del Este
Cuba
Births at Atlantic Memorial Hospital weighings and times
A son weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Curtis C Mas teller Rt 1 at 11 07 Monday night at Atlantic Memorial hospital A daughter weighing 5 pounds 6% ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Foster 809 East Mahogany at Atlantic Memorial at 9 56 Monday morning Citizens of San Salvador island Bahama report reduced fishing since the US missile tracking station opened American personnel enjoy fishing and selling catches.
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Rt. 1
The
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Robert Foster
East Mahogany
Atlantic Memorial
Bahama
San Salvador
United States
Spy Case May Go To Special Tribunal
The United States and Czechoslovakia clash over Miroslav Nadavac, a Czech envoy to the UN, with Prague rejecting a demand to expel him. If unresolved, the dispute could be referred to a three judge international tribunal under the 1947 U.N. agreement for headquarters on Manhattan's East Side. Nadavac is not a U.N. employee.
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U.S
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Washington
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United States
Just Between Us Girls and Rex Pharmacy Specials
This week Rex Pharmacy offers aqua marine aerosol spray at 2.00 for intro size and large 12 oz bottle at 1.00 sale price. Revlon adds summer colors with Sugar Coats nail enamels spin golds and pastels plus lipsticks at 50c and eye shadows at 2.50. Virginia
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Lucille Allman
Virginia Pierce
Rex Pharmacy
Revlon
Founders plan seeks $180 million foreign credits
A comprehensive strategy outlines immediate foreign credit needs exceeding $180 million to improve founders' living conditions. The proposal targets rapid aid to stabilize housing and essential services while detailing funding channels and oversight.
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Hensive
Funeral Rites Held for Hardenberghs in Des Moines
Funeral services for Mr and Mrs Wallace Hardenbergh of Des Moines former Atlantic residents fatally injured in a car truck crash north of Des Moines were conducted at 1 30 Monday afternoon at Roland funeral home with Rev Dale Brown presiding Organ selections by Ruth Perryman included Face to Face and The Lord's Prayer Casket bearers for Mr Hardenbergh were Ross Miller Oral Brown LeRoy Gillin Morris Vossberg Norland Payne and Merle Grace and for Mrs Hardenbergh were W C Smith R R Pryor A A Buenker J P Wegele T L Sawyer and J W Welday Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery Lewis with Griswold Masonic lodge in charge of the Mr Hardenbergh service
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Des Moines
Atlantic
Roland Funeral Home
Dale Brown
Ruth Perryman
Mr. Hardenbergh
Ross Miller
Oral Brown
LeRoy Gillin
Morris Vossberg
Norland Payne
Merle Grace
Mrs. Hardenbergh
W. C. Smith
R. R. Pryor
A. A. Buenker
J. P Wegele
T. L. Sawyer
J. W. Welday
Oakwood Cemetery
Lewis
Griswold Masonic Lodge
Local ads dominate budgets amid drugstore spending habits
The snippet notes advertising in local newspapers accounts for about 73 percent of ad budgets. It also mentions U.S. families spend roughly $18 monthly on over-the-counter drugs, and that nine of ten families purchase a newspaper daily.
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