Terrace Acres Annexation and City Plans Move Forward
The city council annexed the 25 lot Terrace Acres addition owned by W W Nolte east of Henry Boggs residence on South Chestnut street and sent a plat to planning commission. The vote also considered vacating Nineteenth street for future re plat and disposal of a sewer easement.
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Henry Boggs
South Chestnut Street
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Bruce Pellett
South Chestnut
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Hemrock
Sycamore
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H. A. Westbrook
Westbrook
E.C. Henningsen
ALA Company of
Audubon
Park Meadow
Howard F. Lundberg
Earl Beech
Ivan Lund
Robert Bredensteiner
Wayne Camblin
Folmer Molgaard
Carl Pieken
Council Bluffs
Ralph Baker
Eaat
Forrest Teig
Sunnyside Park
Park Board
C. H. Carr
Park Plane Drive-In robbed of 125 dollars
Des Moines police report John E. Bender operator of the Park Plane Drive-In was robbed by an armed masked gunman as he closed the business. Two women employees were present at the time of the holdup.
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DES Moines
John E. Bender
Weather outlook with clouds and showers this week
Considerable cloudiness Thursday night and Friday brings scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly south and extreme west Thursday night into Friday. Cooler air settles east with lows around 45 to 50. Friday highs reach the 70s. Saturday looks partly cloudy and warmer.
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Otate
Ebout
Blonde 26 hailed as world's longest distance flier
The Soviet press hailed Valentina Tereshkova as the first woman in space after she circled the globe more than 48 times in 71 hours, covering about 1.34 million miles. Her male cosmonaut partner Valery Bykovsky landed three hours later in Kazakhstan.
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Apace
Valentina Te- Teshkova
Valery Sens
Siberia
Pittsburgh
Children’s Hospital
William B. Kiesewetter
Rose Mary
Ruth Ann
John Temoshenko
Tarentum
Kiecewetter
James
John
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Valentina
Khrushchev
Bykovsky
Trud
Tass
Earth
Kazakhstan
Karanganda
Eer
Globe
Kustanai
Kazakh-stan
Toucha
Boy Burned In Farm Bonfire Accident
Anita Leon Mattheis six year old son of Mr and Mrs Duane Mattheis Cresco is in critical condition in a Rochester Minnesota hospital with second and third degree burns suffered Tuesday while pouring gasoline from a can found on his father’s farm onto a bonfire Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clarence Mattheis of Anita
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Leon Mattheis
Duane Mattheis
Cresco
Rochester
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Nationalist China Says Communist Flight Downed Its Plane
Nationalist China reports aunarmed delivery plane shot down by Communist forces near Chungjen in Kiangsi province. Ground fire hit the aircraft, which went down around midnight Wednesday, with authorities describing the incident as a hostile act during aid drops.
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Taipei
Formosa
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Chungjen
Kiangs Beovince
Fireworks, Oleo Margarine Debates Highlight July Plans
Atlantic Fire Department outlines a $1000 fireworks show at the airport with entertainment by The Chipmunks and other acts. Separately in Minnesota, oleomargarine becomes legal July 1 after a 32 year ban, raising questions about bootlegging, taxes, and cross-border prices for shoppers.
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Atlantic Fire Department
Chipmunks
Red Oak
Rebels Skating Club
Larry Rai
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Atlantic Summer Band
H. A. Westbrook
Crawford
Concessons
Fred Ramsey
Don Minor
Daane Reed
Don Cue
Ron Schaaf
Kendal Warne
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
Michigan
Sibley
Worthington
City Recreation Program Draws Strong Youth Turnout
Howard Justice reports robust turnout for city recreation starting Monday. Registrations include 40 at Grant, 45 at Jackson, 52 day camp, 69 golf, 32 art, with 73 in baseball for lower grades and 67 for upper grades.
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Grant School
Lincoln
Jackson
Sunnyside Diamond
Justice
Youngasters
News-Telegraph
California
Joe Royatty
Bill O Connor Reaches Semifinals in Ames Junior Tournament
Bill O Connor of Atlantic advanced to the semifinals of the boys state junior tournament at Ames by defeating Dave Hoak of Des Moines 7 and 6. He faces a semifinal this afternoon with finals set for Friday. Atlantic teammate Bil Ellis lost in the quarterfinals to Chuck Day of West Des Moines.
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Atlantic
Ames
Dave Hoak
Des Moines
Bil Ellis
Chuck Day
West Des Moines
Kennedy to speak at Charleston centennial celebration
JFK arrives in Charleston for West Virginia statehood centennial events. An outdoor address from the Capitol steps headlines a day of commemorations across Charleston and the state. Charles Henley named chairman of the Atlantic theater and community fallout shelter efforts by Case County civil defense agency.
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Charleston
W.va
Kennedy
West Virginia
Nothh
State
Charles Henley
Atlantic Theater
Case County Civil Defense Agency
Atlantic Office to adopt ZIP code 50022
Postmaster Crook announced Atlantic will use five digit ZIP 50022 starting July 1 to speed mail delivery and reduce misrouting. Residents should include the code after city and state in addresses and answer mail with ZIP on return addresses. Other nearby codes include Brayton 50042 Walnut 51577 and Lewis 51544.
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Atlantic
Bert Crook
Crook
John Doe
Iowa
Post Office Department
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
United States
Brayton
Walnut
Lewis
Storm in Korea Leaves Dozens Dead as Tropical Storm Hits
A severe storm named Shirley battered South Korea causing landslides and shipwrecks with at least 90 fatalities and nine missing. The downpours damaged barley crops and other property while delaying a U S and Korean amphibious landing exercise scheduled for Friday in the Japan Sea region.
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South Korea
Japan Sea
U.S
Ko- Neg
Marine Wnite
Iowa group feud delays Hawkeye gubernatorial selection
Two girls from Hawkeye Girls State vie for governor as roommates in Cedar Falls while political races unfold. Ellen Messerer and Marlys Messingham lead their tickets under Federalist and Nationalist banners with nominations for lieutenant governor and treasurer. In Des Moines, Gov. Hughes faces a legal challenge as Attorney General Hultman voids interim state appointments for lack of vacancies, signaling potential court action and a constitutional clash over governor powers.
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Hawkeye
Ellen Messerer
Marlys Messingham
Waterloo
Miss Messerer
Miss Messingham
Kay Clyman
Bloomfield
Mary Jo Fulton
Sidney
Connie Stump
Tama
Gail Boone
Sheldon
Mary Ellen Kohl
West Branch
Juliana TePaske
Sioux City
Sherry Swanson
DES Moines
Harold Hughes
State Highway Commission
Board of Control
Atty
Evan Hultman
Hultman
Highway Commission
Hughes
Senate
Robert Barry
Danbury
Highway Comvssion
Corbin Crawford
Ainsworth
Attorney General's
Attorney General’s Office
Barry and
Crawford
Keir
Con+way
Attorney General's Office
Thunder Showers Move Across Midwest Regions
Thunder showers swept across extensive Midwest areas with rainfall from trace to nearly two inches in western Arkansas. Scattered showers touched the Ohio Valley and the Mississippi region while much of the rest of the nation enjoyed mild, clear to partly cloudy skies. Temperatures fell to the 40s in the Upper Great Lakes as readings in the 50s to 70s spread across the US, with 80s reported in Florida and parts of the Southwest.
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Mississippi Valley
Upper
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Pacific Northwest
Northern
Plains
Mercury
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Ieeeee
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