Break-ins Investigated in West Union by Sheriff
Weekend burglaries hit four adjacent West Union buildings. Fayette County Sheriff Fred House led the probe. About $135 stolen from the county union office and small sums taken from Radio Clinic Consumers Locker Plant and the office of attorney Everett Scott.
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West Union 7
West Union
Fayette County
Fred House
Fayette County Union Office
Radio Clinic
Consumers Locker Plant
Everett Scott
UN Session Hailed As Success In Geneva Talks
In San Francisco both Russia and Western powers praised the United Nations 10th anniversary session as worthwhile. The week of diplomacy fostered better understanding ahead of Geneva summit talks next month. President Van Kleffens closed the session with a pledge to disarmament progress and to save future generations from war.
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Russia
U.N
Geneva
Eelco N. van Kleffens
Baby dies in crib. Des Moines infant suffocates
W David Allen Cook, 13 day old son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Cook, was found dead Sunday by his mother in his crib. He apparently suffocated.
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Des Moines
David Allen Cook
Richard J. Cook
Atlantic Briefs Reflect Local Happenings In One Page
Local notes report visits and travel by residents and relatives from Omaha, Indiana, California, New York, and Des Moines. Items include a small fire at 607 West Ninth street, a climbing list of Navy enlistees, a municipal court fine, fishing trips, a shop upgrade at Graham's, a funeral, and weather outlook with highs near the upper 70s to 80.
Chrysler Opens New UAW Contract Negotiations
Chrysler Corp moves to new contract talks with the CIO United Auto Workers as Ford and GM already faced demand for a guaranteed wage plan. Observers expect limited ability to move from the existing pattern while seeking benefits and union shop provisions for about 130,000 Chrysler hourly workers.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Balkba
Patt Crn
Ignal
Indianola Blood Drive Offer Refused for Leukaemia Patient
Anamosa State Men’s Reformatory inmates offered to donate blood for Rickie Campbell, a leukemia patient in Indianola. The Rickie Campbell fund trustees wrote Warden Ray Purcell that the offer would have to be refused.
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Indianola
Anamosa State
Rickie Campbell
Ray Purcell
Reformatory
Nebraska City to End Bridge Bonds in Midnight Celebration
Nebraska City will become bridge toll free at midnight Thursday as it retires the last 8 000 in bond debt on the bridge built in 1980. A two day celebration marks the retirement and honors the community milestone amid plans and ceremonies.
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Missouri River
Con Pats
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Ibridge
Car Tractor Collision Injures Three Near U S 71
Three people were injured in a morning crash on primary 92 about 3 miles east of U S 71. Charles Coughlin of Cumberland, operator of a Farmall tractor, was pinned under the overturned machine but escaped injury. Dorothy DeYoung of Belt Flower California and Clyde Blyer of Kent Ohio were thrown from the car. The 1968 Ford and the Farmall tractor suffered extensive damage.
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U. S. 71
Charles Coughlin
Cumberland
Dorothy DeYoung
Belt Flower
Calif
Clyde Blyer
Kent
Ohio
P Tone Atlantic
Arthur James
Blyer
Coughlin
Woodbine routs Exira Club 13 to 2 in raid
Raiders were whipped by Woodbine 13 to 2 as the Exira club suffered a decisive defeat in a baseball game.
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EXIRA
Woodbine
Moser Recommends Albia Post Office Change
Fragment notes a recommendation related to Albia post office and retirement of a local postmaster. Mentions classification as a Class office effective July 1 and a dated reference to 1627 in the archival copy.
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Moser
Albia
Price of Short Beer to Go Up at Hawkeye Meeting
The Hawkeye National Beverage association voted Sunday to replace a dime glass of beer with a 10 ounce glass at 15 cents and offer a 12 or 1 ounce glass at 20 cents. The group linked the change to a new 2 percent sales tax on beer starting Friday. Tavern operators from southwest Iowa towns attended and plans included selling regional beers at 25 cents per bottle and nationally advertised beers at 30 cents.
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Hawkeye National Beverage Association
Deven
Iowa
Red Sox star Harry Agganis dies after illness
Cambridge mourns as Harry Agganis 25 longtime Red Sox first baseman dies at Sancta Maria hospital after weeks of illness. Doctors report death from a massive pulmonary embolism following a severe infection with phlebitis, per a Red Sox statement signed by three physicians.
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Harry Aggenis
Red Sox
Sancta Maria Hospital
Harry Agganis
Baltimore Mystery Creature Breaks Free in Street Turmoil
A stray animal or unusual creature escaped its enclosure near Baltimore causing a chaotic scene as it roamed city streets while witnesses described a loud commotion and searched for containment.
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