Thunderstorms Move Eastward Across Iowa
A line of strong thunderstorms stretched from Iowa's northern border to the south, bringing heavy rain, gusty winds, and hail with no reported damage. Guthrie Center logged 12 inches of rain in 90 minutes, while other towns recorded widespread soaking rainfall. The system spanned up to 70 miles in the north and narrowed to 25 to 30 miles in the south with a second band of light thunder showers moving through northeastern Iowa.
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Iowa
Mount Ayr
Independence
Severe Thunderstorm and Tornado Forecast for Iowa
Iowa faces a severe thunderstorm and possible tornado threat issued Monday. The Weather Bureau expects numerous heavy storms with damaging hail and strong winds, mainly along a line from Sioux City to Cedar Rapids between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. CST.
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Kansas City
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Mikoyan Begins 11 Day Indonesia Visit
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan arrived in Jakarta for an 11 day trip aimed at curbing Red China's influence in Indonesia and its Communist party.
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Mikoyan
Jakarta
Indonesia
Anastas J. Mikoyan
China
T Party
Doctors Reluctant To Take Physical Examinations
San Francisco AP reports physicians at the American Medical Association convention show fear of physical exams. Dr. Harvey Widroe of Berkeley says getting a doctor to a checkup is tough, though thousands attend a weeklong event urged to use a free clinic for extensive screenings. Past clinics have struggled to attract patients.
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American Medical Association
Harvey Widroe
Berkeley
Calif
Nine Thousand Jaycees Bring Buzz to Dallas Convention
About 9,000 Junior Chamber of Commerce delegates arrive in Dallas for the national gathering. An Oregon Jaycee group arrives with a 31 ton Douglas fir log “house in the rough” destined for a local developer. Other notable entrants include Miss America Donna Axum and Alabama Governor George Wallace, with Monday’s schedule featuring a Fair Park mixer and a banquet of Nebraska steaks and Idaho potatoes.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Ore
Faribault
Minn
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el Dorado
Ark
Webster City
Iowa
Alabama
George Wallace
Fair Park
Nebraska
Idaho
Major Battle in Borneo as Gurkhas Face Guerilla Attack
Indonesian guerrillas launched a six hour assault near Kuching, Sarawak, killing five Gurkhas and wounding five others as security forces forced a retreat. Guerrilla casualties were unknown, and officials warned of a major campaign escalation after the Tokyo peace talks collapse. Radio Indonesia signaled a tougher stance toward Malaysia.
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Malaysia
Sarawak
Kuchung
Tokyo
Radio Indonesia
Moderation urged by NAACP leader Roy Wilkins
Roy Wilkins cautions that gains from the civil rights bill may be eroded if supporters use unwise testing tactics. He urges smart, not loud, action to implement the law and warns against rushing to create a vacuum for foes to exploit.
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Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Auto Flies Across Bridge Opening Into Oncoming Section
Milford AP reports Ravina Spinosi, 28, of Scranton, Pa, drove onto a drawbridge as it opened on the Hous Flume River. The car went from one side to the other, landing upright six feet away on the other span. Spinosi was uninjured but the vehicle was damaged as the unlocked mechanism apparently triggered the opening. Police warned motorists to slow down.
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Scranton
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Spinosit Cat
Floods Hit Cities In Kansas
Northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri faced flooding after weekend storms with up to six inches of rain. Tornadoes touched down across Kansas with a large line of storms. river crests and rescue efforts followed in Missouri as motorists were saved from flash floods and a highway bridge collapsed near Agency.
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Eight Injured in Crash at Lyman Interchange
Eight people were injured in two separate accidents near Atlantic. Larry Losure and John Landon were treated after Losure’s car was rear ended by Edward Speight at the U.S. 71 and Interstate 80 interchange, sending Losure’s vehicle into a ditch. Speight and Losure faced charges, while Speight’s vehicle failed to stay in control. In Anita, Earl Long’s semi trailer overturned after missing a turn, narrowly missing homes. his son Sirus was treated and housed with a local family. The bean-laden trailer carried 40,000 pounds of dry beans.
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Des Moines
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Elkader
Atlantic Memorial
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Losure
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U. S. 71
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London
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Omaha
Sirus
Long
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Main Street
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Jim McCosh
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Fence Bomb Destroys Mor gan Home in Las Vegas
A bomb ripped the fence of former Ink Spots singer Stanley Morgan late Sunday night in Las Vegas causing minor damage to his home. Morgan told police he had received no warnings that violence might accompany his move into the previously all white neighborhood.
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Ink Spot
Stanley Morgan
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Cedar Rapids Firm Wins 2.7 Million NASA Contract
Collings Radio Co of Cedar Rapids received a 2.7 million contract from the Radio Corporation of America to manufacture communications gear for the Apollo moon excursion module, announced Saturday.
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Cedar Rapids
Collings Radio Co
Radioorporation of America
Local News Briefs Chronicle Small-Town Travels and Events
Robert Kriess heads to Montreal while Anna Ledet and Edna Bang depart for Chicago. William Sandhurst moves to Griswold. Ire Spieker weekends with Ames family. Knudsen couple return from Willmar. Denver visit unfolds for the Roberts family. W. J. Bucher attends funeral in Tipton. Chambers and Lytton tour D C New York World's Fair and Niagara Falls. Peruvian students Caceres and Cayro at Loras College. Irvin F. Lehman wins top award at Blue Valley Coin show Beatrice. Beverly A. Kit elinger starts job at Mutual of Omaha. Cockshoots attend 50th anniversary in Clinton. Pollock and Wollenhaupt finish agricultural credit training at ISU. Licenses issued for Atlantic pairs. Two alarms respond to Marier Reimer home and West Sixth street fire. Dale Weber to speak on Africa at First Methodist. Williams Rhoads wedding names omitted in earlier story. Irwin Pellett attends United Funds convention in Kansas City. Local collision at Fifth and Walnut injures none. Dolch fined for failing to yield.
Funeral Notice for Otho Trobaugh of Casey
Funeral services for Otho Trobaugh of Casey, a former Atlantic resident, were held at Menlo on Thursday with attendees from Jeffersonville Indiana Huntsville Indiana Pontiac Hawaii Fairbury Illinois Cornell Alabama Marshalltown Iowa Davenport Iowa Dows Woodward Dexter Afton Greenfield and Des Moines area communities including Stuart Avoca Lewis Elliott and Atlantic vicinities.
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Atlantic
Menlo
John Claude DeSchamp
Jeffersonville
Ind
Charles Vedane
Huntsville
Nona Howard
Lois Howard
Pontiac
Dallas Meinits
Fairbury, Il
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Cornell, al
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Cornell
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Marshalltown
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Dows
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Don Eckles
Dexter
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Bruce Huss
Afton
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Stuart
Des Moines
Avoca
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Thunderstorms and cooler air move through Iowa outlook
Wet weather continues in Iowa with thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday and cooler temperatures. Precipitation totals about three to five inches through Saturday with near normal highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s. Drier weather returns by Wednesday and Thursday with a warming trend later in the week.
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Iowa
Atlantic
Commie Forces Routed in Viet Nam V Gauges Heavy Losses
In the Plain of Reeds area southwest of Saigon two Vietnamese para battalions suffered their heaviest casualties as they counterattacked Viet Cong forces. The clash followed a prior Viet Cong wave that killed three Americans and 60 Vietnamese nearby. American advisers called it a significant government initiated victory as helicopters evacuated wounded troops amid occasional fire.
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South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Plain of Reeds
Saigon
U.S
Birth of Fourth Son for Morris and Morris Andersen
A baby boy weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces was born Saturday morning at Audubon county hospital to Mr and Mrs Morris Andersen. He is the couple's fourth son.
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Audubon County Hospital
Hughes urges thrift in government to curb waste
Governor Harold Hughes told a Saturday night audience that true economy in government comes from public employees keeping thrift in mind. He warned against tying efficiency efforts to a specific program name.
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Harold Hughes
Hospital Visiting Hours and Local Births Reported
Atlantic Memorial hospital lists visiting hours on the first floor 1 to 2 30 and 8 30 p m second and third floors 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 30 p m no morning hours. A 70 pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Havens of Wiota at 1 18 Sunday afternoon. Mrs Artie Harter of Rt 3 sustained bruises and lacerations from a basement fall around 2 30 this morning and is under treatment at Atlantic Memorial hospital.
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Lawrence Havens
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Hospital Lifts Many After U S 71 Crashes At Lyman
Multiple patients from two separate crashes are listed at Atlantic Memorial Hospital. Sandra Kraft 21 of Omaha and nine others from Iowa and nearby towns were hospitalized after Sundays two car collision at the U S 71 intersection in Lyman. Several others were treated and released including Wayne Andersen 18 from Brayton and John Landon and Lanny Losure from Elkader and Des Moines. A seven year old, Richard Woodside, suffered a minor arm break at a separate event in Bridgewater.
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Omaha
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Templeton
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Iowa City
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Elkader
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Des Moines
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Melvin Hodge
Crackdown Targets Speeders On U S 6 In Pottawattamie
Pottawattamie county toll rises as sheriff officials and Council Bluffs police join a 24 7 enforcement drive on U S 6 to curb high speed crashes. Lt. Donald Drustrup of District Three notes five of eight county fatalities this year occurred on the highway and pledges zero tolerance with radar speed checks and aerial patrols.
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Pottawatamie
Council Bluffs
Donald Drustrup
Atlantic
Drustrup
U.S. 6
Oakland
Iowa
Cass County
Adair
Fremont
Mills
Montgomery
Page
Adams
Taylor
Revenue Service to Hold Exam in Des Moines
The Iowa office of the Internal Revenue Service will hold a special examination for candidates seeking to practice as agents before the agency in Des Moines on September 24 25. Candidates who are laymen must take the test while certified public accountants and attorneys are exempt. Revenue agents may practice before any IRS office up to the U S Tax Court.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Internal Revenue Service
Revenue Service
U.S. Tax Court
Court strikes down passport ban on Communist members
The Supreme Court ruled six to three that the Subversive Activities Control Act section denying passports to members of designated Communist organizations is unconstitutional. Justice Goldberg led the majority with a ruling that the provision broadly restricts travel and abridges constitutional liberty. Dissenting was Justice Clark joined by Harlan and White.
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Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Communist Party of the United States
Herbert Aptheker
Political Affairs
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
Bryron R. White
Local Hospital News From Greenfield Area
Mrs. George Kordick convalesces at home after Greenfield hospital surgery. Alvin Queick released from Greenfield hospital after stomach ulcer surgery. Dan Rechtenbach admitted to Creton hospital Thursday for treatment. Mrs. Victor Granitt treated at Jennie Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs. Mrs. Mary Wylie discharged to daughter’s home. Mrs. Dora Herrick dismissed from Greenfield hospital.
Hedges Bros Cleaners Close Early After Family Death
Due to a death in the family Hedges Bros Cleaners will be closed from 12 noon until closing time on Tuesday June 23 1922 Do not drive if you drink.
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