Rites Held For Mrs Nordby In Kimballton
Funeral services were held at Immanuel Lutheran church for Mrs Kristine Nordby 85 who died June 21 at Salem Invalid's home in Elk Horn after eight years there. Born July 28 1877 she lived near Kimballton and Elk Horn and married Hans Nordby in 1901. Surviving are husband three daughters Norman a son six grandchildren two sisters. Kaltoft funeral home directed arrangements.
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Hans Nordby
Hans
Hilda Scholene
Everly
Dagney Garlock
Plover
Sonja Christensen
Fresno
Calif
Norman
Albert
Rev Wayne Overholser elected moderator in Iowa Synod
The Rev Wayne Overholser of Marshalltown was elected moderator of the United Presbyterian Synod of Iowa on Monday.
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Ames
Wayne Overholser
Marshalltown
United Presbyterian Synod of
Iowa
South Dominates Space Budget With Regional Spending
The South will receive forty one cents of every dollar the U S spends on the space program next year, with only California ahead of the region. Florida Louisiana and Alabama lead the South, while South Carolina misses a cut. Total fiscal 1963 space outlay is about 3.787 billion dollars.
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United States
South
California
Florida
Louisiana
Alabama
South Carolina
Central Press
Stalled Car Icers Traffic As Blonde Driver Turns Heads
A Chattanooga patrolman blocks a busy street to manage a stalled motorist. Curious drivers react as a pretty blonde backs a convertible out of a driveway, creating an unexpected pause in the block. The note also mentions Cleveland's 52 story Terminal Tower, standing 708 feet high.
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Chattanooga
United States
New York City
Cleveland
Terminal
Fat People Tire Of Old Remarks
Hal Boyle collects lines of taunts directed at overweight people and the tired clichés they provoke. The humor piece contrasts jabs like Skinny and fat jokes with jokey dieting tips and gym advice, illustrating social naivete about body size.
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Grace
Fatso
George
Jimmy
Nixon to Represent U S in Denmark 4th of July Celebration
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon will travel to Denmark to represent the United States at the American Independence Day celebration on July 4.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Denmark
Des Moines Reporter Among 10 Journalists Headed to Soviet Union
Des Moines Register and Tribune writer Lauren K. Soth joined nine other American newspapermen for a 23 day Soviet visit, departing by plane on Monday. An 1810 Bible nicknamed the Ear to Ear Bible is noted for quoting Matthew 13 43.
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New York
Lauren K. Soth
The
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Soviet Union
Sioux City Fire Destroys Jack Robinson Store and Several Others
A half million dollar blaze in downtown Sioux City damaged or destroyed multiple businesses including Jack Robinson's two story department store, Schindler Jewelry, Brodkey’s Jewelry, two taverns, the Cornhusker and Cribble Club, and the state liquor store. Wind-fanned flames spread quickly with officials estimating total losses over 500000. Firefighters faced heavy smoke with several overcome during the night.
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Sioux City
Jack Robinson
Fourth Street
Grayson Clothing
Schindler Jewelry
Cornhusker Club
Cribbage Club
Nelson Paint
Robinson
Brodkey’s
Fourth and
Douglas
Brodkey
Joseph Thayer
Hawaii Statehood Campaign Began in 1908
The movement for Hawaii to gain statehood started in 1908, five years after its designation as a U.S. possession.
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Hawaii
United States
Naalehu Named Southernmost U.S. Town on Hawaii Island
The article notes Naalehu on the island of Hawaii as the southernmost town in the United States.
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The
United States
Naalehu
Island of
Hawaii
Egenes Blames Smith for Higher Debt Increases
Ames Republican Sonja Egenes charged Congress and Neal Smith with pushing the debt limit to 346 billion dollars. She said the move raises the average family’s share to about 6600 dollars and noted it is the highest debt limit since World War II, funded by deficits and interest.
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Des Moines
Sonja Egenes
Ames
Sun District Congress
Neal Smith
Egenes
Indians Used Ocean City As Summer Resort Claim
Boaters recall Ocean City New Jersey as Peck's Beach where Lenni Lenapi families allegedly sought summer relief from heat to bathe lathe and fish.
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Ocean City
N. J
Peck's Beach
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Nashville, Tenn
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