Babson Warns of Chemical War and Economic Warfare
Babson, from Babson Park, argues the next major conflict may be chemical rather than atomic, with Russia pursuing economic warfare and oil-centered Middle East power politics. He cautions investors to diversify, build reserves, and avoid long bonds while emphasizing civil defense and prudent personal faith.
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Egypt
Great Britain
Central West
Publishers Financial Bureau Inc
Post Office Urges Proper Addresses for Fast Service
The Post Office urges patrons to use complete addresses with street or route, zone numbers, and full state names to speed delivery. Incomplete or incorrect addresses slow mail. posting earlier in the day helps mail reach its destination faster. Businesses are reminded to avoid batch mailing and send mail in multiple trips.
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Nord
Matts
Oelwein Man Severely Hurt In Iowa Crash
Julius Reit, Sr. of Oelwein was hospitalized in critical condition after a two vehicle collision on Iowa 1 southwest of town Friday. Rescue units transported him for urgent treatment. Authorities began a routine investigation into the cause of the crash.
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Julius Reit Foann Sr
Oelwein
Iowa 1
Here
Dr Steindler to Observe Eightieth Birthday
Iowa City AP report honors world famed orthopedic surgeon Dr Arthur Steindler who turns 80 on Sunday. active in practice since 1907 he headed University of Iowa Orthopedics for 35 years and trained many orthopedists worldwide while remaining a tireless scholar and teacher.
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United States
Iowa
Vienna
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Des Moines
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American Orthopedic Assn
Farmers vote to keep federal wheat quotas in Iowa
Iowa wheat farmers backed federal marketing quotas for the 1959 crop by 584 to 25 in a statewide vote. Across 34 commercial wheat states the referendum passed 165,868 to 32,542. More than 3,000 Iowa farmers were eligible to vote, with most voters in extreme western Iowa.
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Local News Briefs From Around Town and County
Visiting here from Phoenix and Jackson Tennessee are families of Mason Sien Pratt and Elsie Pratt, with others from Guthrie Center and Denver. A car fire at 205 East Eleventh caused minimal damage. ROTC cadets and infantry trainees depart for Fort Leonard Wood and Fort Riley. An OMVI arrest adds to county totals. Route changes realign Iowa 100 and 92 for a continuous south‑central cross‑Iowa route. Denman Phillips attends Atlantic office remodeling bids. Mike O Conn or rivals in Burlington junior golf tourney. Divorce petition filed in Anita. Pi Beta Phi delegate Marce Myers heads to New Ocean House for convention. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples in Atlantic and area. Malone addition begins with first house at 64934. Weekend weather forecast calls for clear skies, highs in the 70s, nightly lows near 50.
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Atlantic
Des Moines
New Ocean House
Swampscott
Mass
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Rmopson College
Shelby School Proposal Presented to Iowa Board
DES MOINES AP The state was asked to authorize a new public high school district in Shelby County to absorb five parochial high schools Brouhard Harlan county superintendent told the State Board of Public Instruction Friday The board delayed action while studying the request Brouhard said a petition favoring the district was signed by 0 percent of area residents With 1 200 children in the area fewer than 300 attend public schools State law bars new districts with under 300 pupils Each parochial parish maintains a high school at Portsmouth Panama Westphalia Earling and Defiance and a centrally located public high school would likely exceed 300 attendance
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Shelby County
State Board of Public Instruction
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Harlan
Iowa
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Panama
Westphalia
Earling
Defiance
Brouchard
Judge delays review of Cheryl Crane ward order
Santa Monica AP The judge who made Cheryl Crane a ward of the court has postponed a review of that decision to September 25 due to an appeal by her father Steve Crane. Cheryl 24 remains in custody of her maternal grandmother Mildred Turner while the appeal proceeds.
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Cheryl Crane
Allen T. Lynch
Funeral services for Mrs Vera Andersen Lee Horn
Funeral services for Mrs Vera Andersen were held Friday afternoon at the Jensen Funeral Home with the Rev Eugene Wehander officiating. Mars La Verne Frediseksen was vocalist accompanied by Mire Anders Hansen. Pallbearers were Dan Andersen, Peter Heiveh, Clifford Jensen, Gerald Brewer and Karl Bresning, and Kurt was on the fold. Funeral at the Forsom home cemetery.
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Lee Horn
Jensen
Eugene Wehander
Mars
Prince Akihito Deliberates on Bride Choice
Crown Prince Akihito of Japan, reportedly allowed to choose his own bride, has not selected a wife yet. A former imperial prince linked by marriage to Emperor Hirohito says the 24 year old continues to delay the decision as his parents show support. The prince has hinted he will wed someone close in age, with speculation centering on potential matches within royal circles.
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Tokyo
Bescatdal
Supa
Weather report notes heavy rainfall surpassing monthly total
A fragmented report shows rainfall reaching 246 inches for the month, exceeding prior expectations. Data mentions yesterday afternoon measurements and contrasts with an earlier estimate of 214 inches, highlighting unusual accumulation.
SICK and INJURED Heart Ailment News in Atlantic Iowa
Hospital reports show Mrs Beth Drabelle of Iowa City hospitalised with a heart condition. Several residents enter Atlantic Memorial hospital for medical treatment including James Turk and Mrs Oscar Nord. Del Wesack transfers to Children's hospital Omaha after auto crash. Others released or under care include Bella Taylor and Candis Joy, with multiple patients undergoing surgery or recovery at Des Moines area hospitals.
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Iowa City
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Atlantic
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Oak Street
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Extra T
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Merle Wesack
Adair
Atlantic Memorial
Children’s Hospital
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Alice Trailer
Maine
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Brayton
Bella Taylor
West Sixth Street
Bernard Anderson
Candis Joy
Kerneth Kremer
Jan Kayteen
Lewis
Wdbur Quinn
Des Moines
Pilot Returns Home From Detention in Germany
Belgian Air Force Lt Martin Paulus came home after a two year detention in Fast Germany following his jet downing by Red forces. Release followed a protocol between Leon Jarrahs and others including Otto Winger, amid tense postwar diplomacy. The United States rejected similar protocol to free nine US Army men captured June 7 when a helicopter strayed into West Germany during a thunderstorm.
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Belgium
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Germany
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United States
West Germany
Pressing campaign in Rio outlines pan American plan
President Juscelino Kubla of Brazil urges a conference of Latin American leaders to seek methods to increase public and private foreign investment, boost technical assistance, stabilize commodity prices, and attract more plants from international financial institutions such as the US Export-Import Bank.
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Mrs. Dora Klint Dies in Colorado Rites Sunday
Mrs. Dora D. Klint, 58, died Wednesday in a Loveland hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. She lived in Avoca for 37 years with husband Henry and brothers William and Harry Dose. Funeral at 2 p m Sunday at Berthusen Funeral Home, Rev. Joseph Gert officiating, burial at Graceland Cemetery.
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Dora D. Klint
Loveland
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Klint
Shelby County
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William Dose
Walnut
Harry Dose
Harlan
Berthusen Funeral Home
Joseph Gert
Graceland Cemetery
Jean Raty Dies in Paris Leader of French Tron and Steel Makers
Jean Raty, 44, president of the French Association of Tron and Steel Makers, died at home in Paris. He was a director of several companies and a member of the consultative committee of the European Coal and Steel Community.
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Irs
Adair Man Dies After Illness At Mercy Hospital
John Richter 29 of Adair died at 4:20 am Saturday at Mercy hospital Des Moines after nine weeks with encephalitis. Born December 29 1928 he was the son of A T and Monica Richter. He served three years in the armed forces two in Korea. He married Patricia Maher November 9 1982 and they lived on a farm northeast of Adair. Surviving are his wife a daughter Sue Ann four his parents two brothers Clair and Eugene and a sister Sister Marie Janita. A brother ten preceded him in death. Rosary will be recited Sunday and Monday. Funeral 9:30 am Tuesday at St John’s Catholic church. Hoffman's funeral home in charge.
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John Richter
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
A. T
Monica Devereux Richter
Adair High School
Here
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A. T. Richter
Clair
Eugene Richter
Marie Janita
Omaha
St John's Catholic Church
Hoffman
Notice of Personal Debt Limitation and Advertising Order
Lowidl disclaims responsibility for debts beyond those I contract myself Arnold Griffin. In addition, extra copies of The Atlantic News Telegraph should be ordered in advance indicating a quality preference.
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