Mother Returns From Czech Prison
Helen Kozeradsky, 52, arrived at Idlewild from Prague after more than three years in a Czechoslovak prison. Pardoned by President Antonin Novotny, she was met by family and officials including Rep. Charles S. Joelsen. The arrest occurred May 27, 1980, for spying. sentence reduced from three years to ten.
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Passaic
N.J
Helen Kozeradsky
United States
New York
Idlewild
Prague
Helen
John
Michael
John Jr
Kozeradsky
Antonin Novotny
Charles S. Joelsen
D-N.j
Kennedy
Czechoslovakia
Mrs Marjorie Williams Dies At 66 In Atlantic Hospital
Mrs. Marjorie G. Williams 66 of 206 West Eighth street died at Atlantic Memorial hospital at 5 a m after being a patient since June 14 She was born in Audubon county on October 31, 1896 and lived on a farm near Extra before moving to Atlantic four years ago She was active in the First United Presbyterian church Missionary society Garden club and Senior Citizens club Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p m at the Roland funeral home with Rev Roy D Strong officiating Interment will be in Extra cemetery She is survived by her mother Mrs Anna M Green and an aunt
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Marjorie G. Williams
West Eighth Street
Extra
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Walter
Neff Green
Audubon County
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Andrew W. Williams
Atlantic
Williams
Atlantic First United Presbyterian Church
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Atlantic Garden Club
Senior Citizens Club
Anna M. Green
Roland Funeral Home
Roy D. Strong
ILO to seek UN expulsion of South Africa over apartheid
ILO director general David A Morse proposed to the Security Council and General Assembly that South Africa be expelled from the United Nations due to its strict racial segregation policy. The move follows a walkout by African and Arab nations from the ILO annual conference to protest the South African delegation.
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ILO
Geneva
International Labor Organization
Security Council
General Assembly
South Africa
United Nations
David A. Morse
the States
Weather outlook shows partly cloudy skies and storms
Weather summary notes a partly cloudy pattern with likely thunderstorms in the west Tuesday night and in the east Wednesday. Temperatures range from near 70 Tuesday night to upper 70s on Wednesday with cooler conditions later.
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Lkely
Ceveler
Iowa
Spencer
Burlington
Davenport
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Woodbine
Estherville
West Germany Launches Its Version of the Peace Corps
Kennedy joins Bonn officials to inaugurate West Germany's German Development Service modeled after the U S Peace Corps. About 250 volunteers will go to developing nations this year, rising to 500 in 1964 and 1 000 in 1966, mainly to African countries.
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Washington
Kennedy
West Germany
U.S. Peace Corps
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Heinrich Luebke
Peace Corps
International Peace Corps Secretariat
Kennedy dines with troops in Germany during four hour visit
President Kennedy ate steak with about 58 enlisted men at a German base mess and joked about not eating that well at the White House. He toured the Fliegerhorst base near Hanau, reviewing more than 15,000 troops from four nations and some 700 combat vehicles, many with rockets.
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Hanau
Germany
Kennedy
White House
Detroiter Killed in Highway 50 Collision Near Clinton
James R. Ackley 27 of Detroit died in a Monday crash when his car collided with a beer truck on Highway 50 east of the Gateway bridge over the Mississippi River between here and Clinton Iowa. Raymond Ball driver of the beer truck from South Bend Ind was in critical condition at Clinton hospital.
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Fulton
James R. Ackley
Detroit
Highway 50
Gateway Bridge
Mississippi River
Here
Clinton
Iowa
Raymond Ball
South Bend
Ind
All Clinton Hospital
Public Schools Need Civil Rights Focus and Technical Training
Des Moines AP report cites W T Edgren Iowa assistant superintendent noting racial disturbances spotlight public education needs. About 250 educators met with President Kennedy and ED Secretary Celeste Keppel to discuss civil rights in schools, expanding to general school improvements and stronger vocational technical training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W. T. Edgren
Iowa
Edgren
Kennedy
Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony Celebrezze
Francis Keppel
Boy Drowns at Missouri Valley Lake Picnic
Danny Michels a 16 year old from Panama Iowa drowned at De Soto Bend Take while on a picnic. He sank while swimming to a float at the lake's south end. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Michels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley
Danny Michels
Panama
Iowa
de Soto Bend
Sylvester Michels
Democrats Pick Atlantic City for 1984 Nominating Convention
The Democratic National Committee selects Atlantic City New Jersey to host the 1984 presidential nominating convention the session set for the week of August 24. The decision follows a site committee recommendation and ends Chicago and Miami Beach bids after a breakfast vote.
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Washington
Atlantic City
San Francisco
Democratic National Committee
East Coast
Harry S. Truman
Philadelphia
Chicago Hall
Chicago
Nhew
Miami Beach
Pla
Miami-Miami Beach
Mienti
Continue Case On Liquor Charge In Massena Court
A jury was selected in district court to hear the charge against Charles Spieker a 25 year old Massena man for selling intoxicating liquor. The case was continued to Monday at 10am before Judge Fokkom Ever est. He was indicted May 9 for selling three pints to Jerry Jensen on February 2 in Massena. Jury members include Mildred Auerbach John C. Martin Pauline Frank Recetha Clithero Mary Wagler Roland Rice Nellie Enarson Wilma G. Nelson Lloyd Banrick Carol Reed Oscar Mikkelsen Tom Rathman alternates Raymond Beisser and Mrs Constance Neary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spieker
Massena
Fokkom Everest
Gpicker
Jerry C. Jensen
Mildred Auerbach
John C. Martin
Pauline Frank
Recetha Clithero
Mary Wagler
Roland Rice
Nellie Enarson
Wilma G. Nelson
Lloyd Banrick
Carol Reed
Oscar Mikkelsen
Tom Rathman
Raymond Beisser
Constance Neary
Demonstrators march through Los Angeles for integration
A orderly two mile march in downtown Los Angeles drew praise from Mayor Samuel W. Yorty as demonstrators led by Dr. Christopher L. Taylor urged integration. They demanded redrawn attendance boundaries, transfer moves to relieve overcrowding, and revised promotion rules to end discrimination against minority teachers.
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Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Christopher L. Taylor
Ani
Fair Prizes Shown for Des Moines 1963 Fair
Kenneth R Falk says total cash premiums at the 1963 fair amount to 209420 dollars. Livestock premiums include 41650 for dairy cattle 21387 for swine 9175 for sheep and 3190 for horses. Youth division premiums total 27760.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Kenneth R. Falk
Town State Fair Board
Des Moines Man Sentenced to Ten Years on Larceny Charge
David James Dowell, 26, of Des Moines, received a ten year sentence for larceny of a motor vehicle after pleading guilty before Judge Folsom Everest. The term runs concurrently with a previous Polk county breaking and entering sentence. Dowell, on parole, wrecked a stolen 1959 Ford on I 80 near Wiota, injuring himself, and was taken to Fort Madison to serve the term. In a separate action, Mary Louise Holman, 22, of Atlantic, was granted a two year parole on a forged check charge after a ten year reformatory sentence.
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David James Dowell
Des Moines
Fort Madison
Dowell
Folsom Everest
Everest
Polk
Florida
Wiota
Bob Voggesser
James van Ginkel
Mary Louise Holman
Atlantic
Town State Board of Parole
Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
Britain agrees to grant Kenya independence by 1964
In London informed sources say Britain will grant Kenya independence by 1964. Justice minister Tom Mboya said a constitutional conference would be held this year to arrange power transfer after Kenya won self-rule on June 1. Britain still controls defense and foreign affairs and retains a veto on internal matters.
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London
Britain
Kenya
Kennedy calls Allies to uphold NATO duties in Europe
President Kennedy urged Western allies to fulfill NATO responsibilities and strengthen the alliance as a peace instrument after reviewing 15,000 U.S. troops at Hanau. He cited French, Canadian, and West German forces and contrasted De Gaulle's push for European independence.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Charles Gaulle
Kennedy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Hanau
Boner Guard
NATO
Dan
de Gaulle
Europe
United States
Presbyterians call for state race relations council
Ames report notes a move to form a statewide interdenominational council to study race relations. A local motion urged self inspection of the racial situation. Cedar Rapids’ Bri Riber Tjaden was elected moderator as Dr. Eugene Carson Blake urged Christian unity for progress.
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Ames
Iowa
United Presbyterian
Bri Riber Tjaden
Cedar Rapids
Eugene Carson Blake
Presbyterian Church of the
Floods Sweep Nebraskans as Car Stalls and Homes Flood
A woman and a 14 year old girl drowned after their stalled car was swept away by flood waters in eastern Nebraska. A passing truck rescued two Divis children, while a boat evacuated Rudolph Novak, his wife and grandchildren from a flooded Wahoo home. Evacuations occurred across DeWitt, Wahoo, Lincoln and surrounding towns as flash floods caused damage and prompted civil defense to monitor Ashland.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Ray Divis
Jane Kolar
Divis
Jane
Jeral
Nanel
Rudolph Novak
Raine
DeWitt
Wahoo
Valparaiso
Bruno
Linwood
Dwight
David City
Milford
Ashland
Lincoln
U.S
Hearing Set In Jackson On Beckwith Murder Charge
A preliminary hearing for Byron de La Beckwith 42 of Greenwood on a murder charge in Jackson is to determine probable cause for holding him without bond until the July 1 grand jury. Prosecutors seek death penalty and note possible psychiatric tests at Whitfield mental hospital.
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Jackson
Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Greenwood
Beckwith
Bill Waller
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Whitfield
Waller
Medgar W. Evers
Evers
Eyeiet Beckwith
Citizens Council
Pleads Guilty To Murder Charge In Minn Lynching Case
Albert Lea Minnesota AP Robert Eugene Chapman 22 a laborer pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the May 23 slaying of Rev Berner E Nyjordet 42 of Silver Lake Iowa. He faced a 30 to 80 year prison term after being indicted for first degree murder. The minister was found stabbed and shot near a game preserve. Police said robbery motive cited. Chapman a former convict claimed he received five dollars and change. He led authorities to the crime scene after admitting the slaying following his arrest June 3.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Robert Eugene Chapman
Berner E. Nyjordet
Silver Lake
Iowa
Chapman
Here
Minnesota
Everett Stevern
Nyfordet
Glenville
Hayward
St. Cloud Reformatory
Stovern
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Hardy Lott
Medgar Evers
Lott
U. S. Space Agency
U. S
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Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
NASA
North American Air Defense Command
NORAD
Bartler
Mosscow
JFK
North Western
Rock Island
Chicago and North Western Railway
Rock Island Lines Railroad
Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Milwaukee Road
Rock Island, North Western
Union Pacific Railroad
Ben W. Heineman
North Western Board
Union Pacific
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Iggy Borkowski
Pittsburgh
Cologne
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