Khrushchev Plans Visit to East Germany This Weekend
Premier Khrushchev will make a hurried visit to East Germany to counter Kennedy's West Germany tour. The trip marks a friendly gesture for Ulbricht on his birthday but aims to boost East German prestige amid bloc tensions. Tass offered no destination specifics.
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Khrushchev
East Germany
Kennedy
West Germany
Walt
Ulbricht
Bonn
Igs
Press- Kennedy
Karl Guenther
Berlin
West Berlin
Ireland
Tass
Jin
Eshkol Outlines Aims For New Israeli Government
Premier desig nate Levi Eshkol told Parliament that national security would be the priority for the new Israeli government. He outlined policies and presented a virtually unchanged cabinet, with Eshkol also serving as defense minister, as Parliament prepares to approve the government in a few days.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Israeli Sector
Levi Eshkol
Eshkol
Caer
David Ben-Gurion
Ben- Gurion
Des Moines Attorney Joins Rudolph and Rudolph Firm
Patrick W. Brick of Des Moines has joined Rudolph and Rudolph law offices. He attended Drake University and Drake Law School earning a juris doctor's degree this month and a BA while at Drake. He served as assistant editor of the Drake Law Review and wrote on Iowa law topics.
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Patrick W. Brick
Des Moines
Rudolph & Rudolph
S. Howard Rudolph
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Iowa Legislative Research Bureau
Iowa Senate
House of Representatives
Landslides in South Korea Kill 138 in One Weekend
A series of landslides on Koje Island and near Pusan killed at least 116 people in a village on Koje Island and another 22 in three smaller slides in Pusan and Kimhae County after five inches of rain. Police report the toll likely to rise.
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Pusan
South Korea
Koje
Kimhai
Calvin Blues Welcome to Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Calvin Blue were welcomed into the Methodist church at Sunday morning service by transfer from the United Church of Canada.
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Anita
Calvin Blue
Methodist Church
United Church of Canada
Atlantic area notes on showings sales and events
Various brief items from Atlantic Iowa include a Sylvania television showing at the Holiday Inn, Skelgas prize winners, Omaha market gains on lambs and hogs, a Kalamazoo wedding, a 25th anniversary open house for Lester Soukup, California visitors at an Atlantic class reunion, liquor license paperwork progress, local court fines, a crippled children clinic at Lincoln school, Presbyterian synod attendance in Ames, and county and state government bond sales and rain outlook messages.
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D. L. Kullbom
W. K. Jackson
Clifton Pollock
Atlantic
Lester Soukup
Woodbine
Soukup
Cass County
Cooler Iowa forecast with mild nights ahead
Tonight temperatures dip to the low 60s in the north and upper 60s in the south as cooler air moves in. Wednesday highs reach the upper 70s in northwest Iowa and the low 80s elsewhere. Atlantic recorded a high of 82 with a 69 low and a noon reading of 88 degrees today.
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Iowa
Two Killed In Crashes And A Tot Dies
Two separate motor vehicle crashes in Iowa claimed two lives. Ernest Bodine, 69, of Haddonville New Jersey, died after a two car collision near Grinnell. A second crash near Monticello claimed David Shaeffer, 21, of Anamosa. An 18 month old girl from Madison, Wisconsin died after falling from a second story window in Ames.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Ames
Ernest Bodine
Haddonville
N.J
Grinnell
Bodine
Evelyn Kudsk
Bellevue
Neb
Kudsk
David Shaeffer
Anamosa
Monticello
Highway 151
Carlos Bilers
Shallene Basil
Tirtp Basil
Madison
Wis
Basils
Mary Greeley Hospital
Blank Memorial Hospital
Des Moines
University of Wisconsin
Investigators Find No Evidence of Intimacy in Keeler Case
Defense officials say three U S airmen questioned in London have only casual links to Christine Keeler with no sign of intimate relations. An informant notes the men’s paths merely crossed as the inquiry proceeds after their return from England.
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London
Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Christine Keeler
England
Cumberland and Pine Grove Churches Start Pastor Exchange
The Cumberland and Pine Grove Methodist churches join eight Iowa and Missouri churches in a July 21 to August 4 pastor exchange between white and Negro congregations. Rev. William W. Richardson will serve a St. Louis Negro church, while Rev. J. J. Johnson of LaSalle Church in St. Louis will lead Cumberland Church during the period.
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Cumberland
Pine Grove
Iowa
Missouri
William W. Richardson
St. Louis
J. J. Johnson
LaSalle Methodist Church
Kansas City
Methodist Church
Johnson
Topeka
LaSalle
Pine Grove Church
Cumberland Church
Hutchins and others named to Iowa boards by governor
Gov Harold Hughes announces reshuffles and new appointments to state boards. Belle Plaine Mayor C E Hutchins named to the Iowa Commission on Alcoholism for a four year term. Reappointed four year terms include Sen Earl Elijah and Louis F Fautsch plus Dr R C King. Also named to the Board of Examiners in Watchmaking are Gerald A Dougan and Kenneth W Weldruff.
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Griswold
BOARD
DES Moines
C. E. Hutchins
Belle Plaine
Harold Hughes
Iowa Commission On Alcoholiss
Earl Elijah
R-Clarence
Louis F. Fautsch
Dubuque
R. C. King
Clinton
Hughes
Gerald A. Dougan
Waterloo
Kenneth W. Weldruff
Iowa Officials Announce Appointments in State Boards
Waldo E. Brooks of Dubuque is reappointed to a three year term on the Board of Accountancy. Dean Aubrey of Altoona is reappointed for a four year term as state mine inspector. Norman A. Still of Omaha named director of information and education for the Farmers Grains Dealers Association of Iowa. Still, a Leon native and former Iowa newspaper man, was previously assistant director of public relations for the Farm Credit Banks of Omaha. Motorists urged to obey Stop signs as they are not mere Slow Down warnings.
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Waldo E. Brooks
Dubuque
Board of Accountancy
Dean Aubrey
Altoona
DES Moines
Norman A. Still
Omaha
Farmers Grain Dealers Association of Iowa
Still
Leon
Iowa
Farm Credit Banks ‘of
Absentee votes save Pearson and Gordon from censure
In Ottawa a minority Liberal government survived a no confidence vote and personal censure for Finance Minister Walter Gordon after an unusual wave of absten tions and absences. The motion failed 113 to 73 with 10 Social Credit votes, 13 abstentions by New Democrate and 66 absent members.
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SAVE
Pearson Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Walter Gordon
Liberal Party
Social Credit
New Democrate
Ba Family Returns From Visiting Petersen Kin
Mr. and Mrs. Ba of Elizabethtown Ky have returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Petersen. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Clark of Chanute Kan spent the week with Mrs. Lester King and family.
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Anita Anita
Bawin Petersen
Elizabethtown
Edgar Petersen
Roscoe Clark
Chanute
Kan
Lester King
Ale
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