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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1958
Page
6
Prime Minister Nehru called the execution of Imre Nagy and three associates distressing news and declined to elaborate. He asked if this would derail the proposed summit conference and said nothing should be called off.
Residents urged to join neighborhood initiatives and lead by example. Organizers call for immediate action to improve housing, safety, and public spaces through collaborative efforts with neighbors and local groups.
New York AP Hungarian refugees outside the Soviet delegation to the United Nations clashed with police during a Sunday protest over Nagy and associates executions. Windows were smashed, nine pickets were arrested, and several officers injured in a melee involving about 350 protesters and 100 officers.
Des Moines reports Iowa selected as test state for civil defense to train 2000 people by 1959. University of Iowa professor Carl Menzer leads course in radiology with 24 colleges sending experts. High school teachers will, in turn, train firefighters and civic leaders in fallout detection using $107 cobalt source sets, 1000+ Geiger counters, and 900 dosimeters.
Casey and Wayne Junbar and family of Lancaster California spent last week with relatives. Mrs Clara Turar, his mother, joined. Capt and Mrs David Jane and family from Dayton, Colorado, also visited the parental home.
Des Moines AP reports the Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service estimates the spring pig crop at 11,778,000 head, about 20 percent larger than 1957. Firemen to wear wash and wear blue pants this summer after Chief Wayne Elm approves lighter material substitution.
Mrs Camilla Baron of Tampa visits Elk Horn guests Adolph Lange. Emory Nelson family and Janet Andersen vacation fishing at northern lakes. Orson Welch of Desert Hot Springs visits Mrs Harry Hansen and Harry Lee. Marion Roose Viggo Rasmussen and Thorvald Hansen attend United Evangelical Lutheran church convention in Blair. Helen Morrow takes two week English course at State University of Iowa and will teach in Providence this fall. Reverend Eugene Wekander spends week at Warburg seminary in Dubuque for pastoral psychology course.
Business sessions continued at the Iowa Order of Eagles golden anniversary convention in Burlington. The event will close Sunday with the election of officers.
Bridgewater residents and relatives travel for education visits and family events. Asa Castell and Mrs Castell visit in Buffalo Kansas while Ames and Drake University ties emerge. numerous relatives from Colorado Springs Minneapolis Prescott Omaha Des Moines Waunakee and Oklahoma engage in visits and courses.
The Chicago Great Western Railway Co. received approval from the Iowa Commerce Commission to discontinue its agency at Bristow, Iowa.
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