New Presbyterian Moderator Cites Traffic Safety
The Rev Lester E Williams 55 elected moderator of the Iowa Synod United Presbyterian Church in the USA Williams a former missionary in India and Buena Vista College faculty member received the gavel from Halverson Buena Vista president at the 14th meeting Williams urged church members to cooperate to curb the states highway death toll noting 34 lives lost in motor vehicle crashes so far this year and calling for kindness courtesy and patience on roads.
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Buena Vista
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United Presbyterian Church In the USA
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Lester E Williams
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Buena Vista Factts
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Mr Williams
Reiven J. Tyauer
Cedar Rapid
Iran
Auto Transport Drivers Strike Over National Contract Plan
New York and Baltimore locals join a strike against James Ro Hafla's nationwide contract plan for car haulers. Eight firms in the Eastern Conference, with 17 locals, oppose the national agreement fearing it would end local negotiates. the expired contract called for a push to a national deal.
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Teamsters
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Far Coast
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General Motors
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Local negotiations set for fringe benefits and autosomy terms
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Drake Grad Named Newton High Coach From Drake Graduate
Ralph Maigaard 32 of Phoenix a Drake University graduate was named head basketball coach at Newton High School. he has four years coaching in Phoenix and previously in Glendale Union Iowa Dows and Rockford. He succeeds Lewis Levick who led Newton to two straight state titles and becomes assistant football coach. his basketball record stands 73 wins and 50 losses in seven seasons.
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Iowa
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Levick
Maigaard
Congress Opens Cigaret Probe
Washington AP reports a grand congressional inquiry into cigarette regulation. Sen. Maurine Neuberger urged allowing FTC to require health warnings on packs and to not impede public health efforts. Surgeon General Luther H. Terry is expected to testify HEW should gain labeling authority.
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House Comerce Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
New York Girl Slain by Sniper in Parking Lot
An 18 year old girl was shot to death in a Times Square area parking lot while talking with her younger sister and a woman acquaintance. A fragment grazed the sister on the upper arm. The sisters had attended a graduation party. the younger sister, nicknamed Tootsa, had just graduated Holy Cross School.
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New York
Times Square
Joan Wilson
Margaret
Tootsa
Holy Cross School
Return of Greek Leader Heightens Cyprus Tensions
Nicosia reports the return of Greek underground leader George Grivas to Cyprus stoking fears of increased tensions. Turkish Cypriot officials and UN officers warned negotiations could worsen while the government denies any admission of his presence. Grivas advocates Enosis and self determination for Cyprus.
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EOKA
Glafcos Clerides
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Funeral services for Miss Darlyne Hedges held at Roland
The Rev Roy D Strong officiated at 1 30 pm for Miss Darlyne Hedges at the Roland funeral home with organ selections In the Garden and Faith of Our Fathers. Casket bearers included Harold Scott David Dennis Glenn Pagel E H Rowley Byron Jones and Joe Brumwaugh. Interment followed in Atlantic cemetery. Gold was first discovered in Colorado at Englewood in 1859.
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Darlyne Hedges
Roland Funeral Home
Walter Lyon
Harold Scott
David Dennis
Glenn Pagel
E. H. Rowley
Byron Jones
Joe Brumwaugh
Atlantic Cemetery
Colorado
Englewood
Soviet labor camps called social centers in Izvestia report
The Soviet government paper Izvestia claims labor camps have become country clubs with sunbathing good food and vodka for inmates described as parasites. It argues detainees should be forced to work dawn to dusk and punished more.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Mrs. Edna Burton Griswold Native Dies at 80
Mrs Edna Gertrude Burton 80 lifelong Griswold resident died Monday at Rosary hospital Corning after weeks as patient She was born December 12 1883 in Montgomery county daughter of George and Ann Dotson She and late husband Fred Burton lived in Griswold area for years then moved to town Survived by son Robert Burton Mountain Home Idaho daughter Ruth Jenkins Corning four brothers two sisters Funeral at 10 a m Thursday Lincoln Center church with Rev Reyer Griswold and Rev Burn officiating Burial in church cemetery Wagler funeral home in charge
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Edna Gertrude Burton
the Rosary Hospital
Corning
Montgomery County
George and
Ann Shepard Dotsor
Fred Burton
World’s Largest Lizard Among Newly Discovered Giants
The ko modo lizards are among the latest big animals uncovered by science, with the species remaining unknown until 1912. This marks a rare instance of a large reptile entering scientific records in the early 20th century.
Ulbricht Rules Out Separate German Peace Treaty
East German leader Walter Ulbricht publicly said no separate peace treaty with the Soviet Union is expected. He cited a Moscow signed friendship pact as fulfilling their needs, while past ultimatums to the West faded after the Cuba crisis.
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Ulbricht
West Germany
Moscow
Embezzlement Probe Targets NY Stock Firm Manager
The office manager of Burnham and Co., a New York Stock Exchange member, is sought in an embezzlement that may total $700,000. Jeremiah Moran, 61, a longtime employee, is named in a warrant for grand larceny of $375,000 with possible total losses rising as records are reviewed. Moran was last seen leaving the Wall Street office Friday.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Jeremiah T. Moran
Burnham and Co
Moran
Burnham
Wall Street
Cosmos 33 launched by Soviet Union today
The Soviet Union launched Cosmos 33 to day, Tass reported, with equipment for further studies of outer space.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Outer Space
Homo erectus: Java Man and Peking Man years ago
Java Man dating about 500000 years ago and Peking Man around 400000 years ago are identified as Homo erectus in this concise prehistoric overview. The two early humans are noted as close relatives in the genus Homo.
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Java
Peking
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