Desegregation Plan Okayed as Priests Return from China
AP reports in Hong Kong that Rev. Joseph McCormack and Rev. Cyril Wagner, released after five years in Chinese prisons, deny most charges while acknowledging Wagner’s admission of dealing in black market currency. McCormack praises Wagner’s illness while condemning their trials as ridiculous.
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Hong Kong
China
Joseph P. McCormack
Cyril P. Wagner
Wagner
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Father McCormack
Maryknoll Seminary
Ossining
N. Y
Father Wagner
Peiping Radio
U.S. Army
Dies Friday at 440 Atlantic farmer Harry Duskin Sr
Harry Duskin Sr 69 an Atlantic farmer died Friday afternoon shortly after admission to Atlantic Memorial hospital He had been in declining health born Cass county November 5 1888 son of William Duskin and Mary Jane Buchanan married to Elsie Turpin in 1907 He lived in Cass county most of his life with stints in Kellerton and was a Lewis Christian church member Surviving are his wife four sons Teland Duskin Creston Cecil Duskin Griswold Lawrence Duskin Place Calif and Harry Duskin Jr Atlantic two sisters Gertrude Boggs Olympia Wash and Pearl Brosam Massena 19 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren He was preceded by nine siblings and two grandchildren Funeral services Monday at 2 pm at Roland Funeral Home Mayo Proctor officiating Interment in Atlantic Cemetery.
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Harry Duskin
Atlantic
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Mr. Duskin
Cass County
William and
Mary Jane Buchanan Duskin
Elsie Turpin
Kellerton
Lewis Christian Church
Teland Duskin
Creston
Cecil Huskin
Griswold
Lawrence Duskin
Place
Calif
Harry Duskin, Jr
Gertrude Boggs
Olympia
Wash
Pearl Brosam
Massena
Roland Funeral Home
Mayo Proctor
Athantic Cemetery
Crash Victim Dies After Two Car Crash North Of Hockwell
Mrs Phil lip Mahnacke aged 58 of Hampton died in a Mason City hospital after injuries from a two car collision on US 65 June 4 a half mile north of Hockwell. Also injured were her husband and Ole Dirkson 60 Mason City driver of the other car who is hospitalized and charged with operating motor vehicle while intoxicated and driving without a license.
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Mason City
Phillip Mahnacke
Hampton
Hockwell
US 65
Mahncke
Ole Dirkson
Dirkson
Polish Refugee Family Packs For New Job
A Polish refugee family, Dr Jerzy Leon Nowinski his wife Maria and daughter Krystyna, pack to depart for Madison Wisconsin where Nowinski will join the University of Wisconsin as adjunct professor at the Mathematics Research Center. They earlier fled Communist Poland after serving as top mathematicians in Warsaw and now plan to seek citizenship while adapting to American life amid neighborly kindness and support.
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Baltimore
Jerzy Leon Nowinski
Maria
Krystyna
Nowinskis
Madison
Wis
Nowinski
University of Wisconsin
Charlie Chaplin
United States
Johns Hopkins University
State Department
England
Poland
Warsaw
Dr. Nowinski
University of Warsaw
Forest Fire Forces North Pole Evacuation
A smoldering forest fire near North Pole Alaska forced the evacuation of the town of about 400 fourteen miles southeast of Fairbanks. Several homes on the outskirts were threatened as firefighters from nearby air bases joined civilians at the fire lines. The incident came amid a flood of Christmas cancellation mail to the town’s post office.
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Northe Pole
Alaska
Fairbanks
North Poles
Weather outlook with partial details
The forecast notes a clear Saturday night with temperatures around mid forties to mid fifties. Sunday expected partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the mid to upper seventies. Monday looks partly cloudy and warmer with continued mild conditions.
Nuclear war would spare 60 percent of U.S. says Rand team
San Francisco AP reports Rand Corp researchers forecast a negotiated draw to avert a thermonuclear strike. If 53 major manufacturing areas fail, 60 percent outside them could endure with wealth remaining. even survivors would face bone cancer and leukemia, medical science only partly mitigating effects.
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Air Force
United States
Herman Kahn
Rand Corp
Santa Monica
Kahn
Hunters Point Naval
Plane Crash Kills Four Near Manhattan Kansas
A unitary helicopter crashed south of Manhattan Kansas killing four aboard. The Kansas Highway Patrol placed the site eight miles east and four miles north of the US 40 and Kansas Highway 1 junction. Ft Riley Army base, about 18 miles away, is identified as the helicopter’s home station, with official details still limited.
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Manhattan
Kan
Here
Kansas Highway Patrol
CAA Air Route Traffic Control Center
Kansas City
Ft Riley
Kaw
Junction City
CAA
Chal
Capture of rebel stronghold near Menado reported
Government said forces captured a North Celebes outpost driving the rebel regime from Menado Makalisungz about 25 miles southeast of Menado. An army officer said the suspected Menado area may fall, though observers warn guerrilla warfare could continue after the capture as Rotary Picnic planned at Atlantic Golf and Country Club.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Menado Makalisungz
Menado
Starth
Armed Service Missions Discussed At Quantico Conference
At Quantico Virginia the annual military chiefs conference opened with a debate on the roles and missions of the Army Navy Air Force and Marines in war. Gen Nathan F Twining chairing the Joint Chiefs outlined how each service fits the Pentagon plan while new combined commands are proposed to reduce distinct service roles.
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Quantico
Eisenhower
Congress
Marine Corps
Washington
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Twining
Army
Navy Marines
Pentagon
Herbert Swope Dies At 76
Herbert Swope, longtime journalist hailed as the best reporter in America, dies at 76 after surgery and pneumonia at Doctors Hospital Pride. Funeral services planned Sunday at his Sands Point home. Swope led the World staff, won a Pulitzer, and helped shape newspaper editorial leadership and editors groups.
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New York
New York State
Racine Commission
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Associated Press
Swope
Monholas
Ced
St Louis
Gerard
General Electric Co
Joint Meeting at Cedar Falls For Girls State Events
A joint House and Senate meeting with a mass greeting of delegates concluded the Cedar Falls 1958 Girls State week. Saturday speakers included Karen Branson of Waterloo and Joyce Liampareh of Cedar Rapids, with a preview of the 1957 Girls Nation.
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Cedar Farls Capl
House
Senate
Sud
Ist
Karen Branson
Waterloo
Joyce Liampareh
Cedar Hapuls
Russian Promises More Food No Price Hike Ahead
In Beirut Dag Hammarskjold heads to Israel and Amman to ease Lebanon’s six week rebellion. A bomb near the presidential palace highlights Islamist violence as he plans talks in Cairo about the U N Emergency Force and Mt Scopus. Khrushchev unveils a pricing shift for collective farms promising more food with no consumer price rise, abolishing compulsory deliveries but maintaining state quotas.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Israel
U.N
Jerusalem
Amman
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Hammarskjold
King Hussein
Samir el Rifat
New York
Mt Scopus
Camille Chamoun
Moscow
CAPI
Khrushchev
Khrushcheev
Stalin
Communist Party Central Committee
New Appointments to Des Moines Public Instruction Staff
Three new appointees join the Town Department of Public Instruction Stark, Elmer Cowan as director of the school lunch program Melly Hunt as director of vocational rehabilitation and Fred Burnham as supervisor of commodity distribution to fill vacancies.
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DES Moines
Town Department of Public Instruction
Elmer Cowan
Melly Hunt
Fred Burnham
Comerodity Distribion
Ship boasted one gun and a 12 man crew in port
Los Angeles dispatch reports the white four masted yacht Angelita, owned by Lt Gen Rafael Truillo son of the Dominican Republic strongman, arrived in port with a crew of 12 and a single cannon for shooting fines. The vessel, tied up for dockage fees, was to host Hollywood friends aboard before departure for home.
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Los Angeles
Tapi
Rafael Truillo
Dominican Republ
Angelita
Joseph Davies
Anand
Trupila
Holywood
Upbeat Business Seen in Key Market Lines This Week
New York AP reports summer optimism in major sectors with steel output at a December pace and freight carloadings reaching a 1958 high. RCA notes rising color TV sales while retailers expect a strong season. some regions foresee a summer lull. Bethlehem shuts four furnaces, boosting near term supply concerns as Great Lakes shipping foresees a significant drop in loadings.
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New York
Advant
Assn
Radio Corp. of America
Texas
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Lackawanna, N.Y
Great Lakes
Iowan Killed in Car Train Crash Near Rake
Rake farmer Alfred Tiser aged 64 died when his car struck a Rock Island freight train on Iowa 522 four miles west of Rake. His two young sons, Keun and Bortob, were thrown from the vehicle but survived. The other occupants and witnesses were treated at Buffalo Center hospital. it was believed the victim died before the tire ignited the fire.
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Phompsaon
Youn
Rake PeeWee
Alfred Tiser
Rake Farmer
Pei Das
Hver
Rock Island
Iowa
Rake
Keun
Bortob
Inet
Van
Heer
Indianola essay winner announced at veterans convention
Patricia Aum Sorenson of Indianola won first in the essay contest at the Iowa Veterans of Foreign Wars convention opening in Northwood. Arlee Fairtsveld placed second and Mary Stuart of Mupen tine earned third.
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Patricia Aum Sorenson
Indianola
Llowa Veterans of
Three Des Comvention
Arlee Fairtsveld
Northwood
Mary Stuart
Mupentine
Judge Permits School To Oust Negro Students
U S District Judge Harry J. Lemley granted Little Rock School Board permission to suspend racial integration at Central High School for the next academic year. The order allows removal of the seven Negro students still enrolled. NAACP plans an appeal. The case recalls the 1957 unrest when National Guardsmen blocked nine students from entering.
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Little Rock
Ark
U.S
Harry J. Lemscy
Hope Today
Central High School
Mil
Central
New York
National
Asaf. For the Advancement of Colored People
Lemley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Central High
Central Integration
Orval Faubus
Eisenhower
Arkansas National Guard
Wayne Upton
Faubus
Upton
Virgil Blossom
U S Presses For Yanks Release From East German Reds
The United States urges Soviet military authorities in East Germany to free nine U S airmen held after a helicopter crash during bad weather two weeks ago. State Department official Robert Murphy asked Moscow to act immediately under postwar wartime agreements guiding allied personnel.
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Washington
United States
East Germany
Russia
U.S
State Department
Moscu
East
Itl
Robert Murphy
Germany
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Atlantic Farmer
Redondo Beach
Devere Baker
Hawaii
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South America
Baker
UPI
Jerzy
George
Christina
San Francisco
Atlantic Rotartatty Wue
The
Atlantic Golf and Country Club
Herbert Swope
Mideast
Syria
Ertomkit
Tripoli
Sevboain Beatae
Federal Communications Commission
Horace Stern
Philadelphia
Miami
Fla
Hain
NAACP
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