LeMars Prepares 60th Anniversary for First Avenue Paving
LeMars residents plan a July celebration marking the 60th anniversary of the oldest concrete paved street in Iowa, First Avenue formerly Eagle Street. The event features parades, dancing, rides, and a community auction with Gov. Hughes expected to attend.
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United Staes
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Eagle Street
Harold Hughes
le Mars
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C. W. Kehrberg
Keherberg
Union Hotel
Moore
Ohio
Kehrberg
Ind
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Dia
Germany
U.S
Yankton
S.C
Town and Country days tour links Atlantic farms
Atlantic area businessmen toured two farms west and southeast of Atlantic as part of Chamber of Commerce agricultural bureau events. Dan Merrick and Dale Tanner discussed the corn crop on Tanner’s farm, chosen as a typical general operation, while Bill Lassen and his dairy herd represented a specialized dairying operation. Seventeen businessmen participated in the tour co chaired by Merrick and Wallie Pellett. the event concluded with dinner and a discussion at Van’s. A summer follow up will send farmers to meet Chamber members in retail businesses.
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Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Bureau
Dan Merrick
Dale Tanner
Tanner
Bill Lassen
Lassen
Merrick
Wallie Pellett
Van's
Atlantic Area
Chamber of Commerce
Reward Offered in Beloit Baby Kidnapping
Beloit police recovered 3 month old Kimberly Jo Wulf unharmed after a car encounter with a woman and two carnival workers. Federal warrant named Margaret Ruth Converse as a suspect. she, with David Hayes and Jerome Kerrigan, remained in custody as material witnesses.
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Beloit
Howard G. Bjorklund
Kimberly Jo Wulf
Shirly H. Wulf
Margaret Ruth Converse
Madison
Miss Converse
Bjorklund
David R. Hayes
Shellsburg
Iowa
Jerome B Kerrigan
Ada
Okla
Michigan
Dennis Pagelow
Joe Lomax
Beloit Municipal Hospital
Wulf
Colleges Loan Washington Iowa College Residence Halls Plan
The Community Facilities Administration approved an 850000 loan to Central College in Pella Iowa to fund two new residence halls for 164 students evenly split between women and men This funding supports campus housing expansion and student accommodation.
Weather forecast snippet with mixed details
Weather outlook through Friday notes a cool start with lows in the 60s Thursday night. Southeast Friday warms to near 70s with northwest cooling and partly cloudy skies later in the period.
Minister Hopes Maryland Family Finds Happiness
In Honolulu a temporary home shelters Madalyn Murray and relatives after a Baltimore fracas. The Unitarian Church offers refuge as she seeks religious asylum and avoids extradition. Police assault charges loom for some family members amid the contentious marriage to Susan Abramovitz.
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Madalyn Murray
Delwyn Rayson
Maryland
Hawaii
Unitarian Church
Murray
Bonna Mays
John D. Mays Jr
Garth
Bill
Susan Abramovitz
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Thomas B. Finan
Mrs. Murray
Bill Murray
Susan
Murrays
Andersen Quits GOP Race In 6th District Bid
Sioux City AP report says Leonard Andersen withdraws from the six man GOP race for the 6th District and asks all but the top three to withdraw before the Spencer convention July 1. He urges a clear field for Duane Merry John Powers and Howard Sokol, while Lee Wallin may stay in. Meanwhile rumors say Rep. Charles Hoeven may reconsider retirement.
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Sioux City
Leonard Andersen
Andersen
Spencer
Duane Merry
Storm Lake
John L. Powers
Estherville
Howard Sokol
Sibley
Lee Wallin
Washington
Charles B. Hoeven
Swedes say man planned actions against Khrushchev
Swedish police say a 45 year old foreigner arrested Monday admitted planning certain actions against visiting Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Police noted he failed to gain collaborators in the circles he sought. He was hospitalized today with low mood.
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Stockholm
Khrushchev
Aake Magnusson
Electrician Dies After High Voltage Contact in Marshalltown
Marshalltown AP reports Dennis Curley a 27 year old electrical worker was killed Wednesday after contacting a high voltage wire in Marshalltown. The incident occurred at a local site with emergency crews responding promptly. Curley was identified by officials and the community mourns the loss.
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Marshalltown
Dennis Curley
Scranton predicts Goldwater nomination hurts GOP
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton says nominating Barry Goldwater would bring a major defeat for Republicans this fall. He backs Goldwater publicly despite opposition and intends to support him if nominated.
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Fla
Barry Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Sen. Goldwater
Scrantos
Omaha Man Charged With Murder
Merlin Charles Long of Omaha is jailed in Buena Vista County on a murder charge for knifing Mrs. Bonnie Johnson near Peterson. Police say he admitted the slaying after the body was found in Little Sioux River debris. Mrs. Johnson’s hands were tied with fishing line and a knife was the presumed weapon.
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Storm Lake
Buena Vista County
Merlin Charles Long
Omaha
Neb
Peterson
Ira Skinner, Jr
Long
Bonnie Johnson
Sioux Rapids
Spirit Lake
Johnson
Leland
Audubon Boy Run Over by Tractor
Six year old Mike Olsen was run over by a farm tractor wheel on the Olsen farm southeast of Audubon. He was treated at Audubon hospital and transferred to Carroll for surgery. He suffered a fractured pelvis with injuries to his bladder and spleen but was reported improving.
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Mike Olsen
Carroll Hospital
Olsen
Kenneth Olsen
Carroll
Khrushchev Upset by Swedish Guard at Stockholm
Premier Khrushchev grows restless and annoyed by a massive security wall in Stockholm. Thousands of patrolmen and hundreds of detectives guard him, making the city feel like an armed camp since his arrival three days ago. A Soviet source says he resents being kept from contact with the Swedish people.
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Sweden
Khrushchev
Cook
Charwoman
Bernard M Jacobsen Elected Iowa Tail Corn Radio Network President
Bernard M. Jacobsen general manager of KROS Clinton was chosen president of the Iowa Tail Corn Radio Network at the annual meeting on Wednesday. E M Dutch Horning KSIB Cres ton and Philip Kelly WDBQ Dubuque were named officers, serving as vice president and general manager respectively.
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Bernard M. Jacobsen
KROS
Clinton
Iowa Tail Corn Radio Network
E. M
Dutch) Horning
KSIB
Creston
Philip Kelly
WDBQ
Dubuque
Kennedy to Unveil Plaque in Berlin on Anniversary
Robert F Kennedy arrives in Bonn for a one day visit to Berlin to dedicate a plaque for John F Kennedy. He plans to meet West German leaders and visit John F Kennedy Square where mass support for Kennedy was voiced. He then heads to Warsaw amid Tito visit rumors.
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Germany
Robert F. Kennedy
Berlin
Kennedy
U.S
West Berlin
John F. Kennedy Square
Heinrich Luebke
Ludwig Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Frankfurt
West Germany
Warsaw
Poland
Tito
Picture Telephone Service Starts Linking Cities
New York Washington and Chicago inaugurated a Bell Telephone Picturephone link with Mrs Lyndon B Johnson helping in the ceremony. Dr Elizabeth A Wood of Bell Labs joined the event while two deaf mutes exchanged lips readings on small television screens. Rates run 16 for three minutes NY Washington 21 Chicago Washington and 27 Chicago New York with centers at Grand Central Terminal Chicago office building and the National Geographic Society in Washington.
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Washington
Chicago
Lynden Bo Johnson
Bell Telephone Co
Elizabeth A. Wood
Bell Laboratories
Grand Central Terminal
National Geographic Society
Caroline Kennedy Breaks Wrist After Pony Fall
Caroline Kennedy, six, daughter of the late president, fractured a small bone in her left wrist after a fall from Macaroni the pony. The injury was first noticed by her mother Mrs John F Kennedy who saw swelling on Tuesday and had her hospitalized for X rays.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Caroline
Goldwater Back in Arizona for Daughter's Wedding
Sen. Barry Goldwater returns to Arizona for a brief stay before resuming his presidential campaign. The highlight is daughter Margaret Ann Goldwater's marriage to Richard A. Holt at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Phoenix on Saturday night, before Goldwater heads to New Jersey, Hingis and Michigan.
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Arizona
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Richard A. Holt
Beverly Hills
Calif
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
New Jersey
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Michigan
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