Savannahs Pirates House and historic Georgia seafaring lore
The report recalls Savannah and its Pirates House restaurant built in 1738, once a grog shop linked to pirate legends and a tunnel rumored to the river. It notes Captain Flint and Billy Bones lore, atmospheric dining, and ghost tales. Also mentions a day trip from St Augustine to Okefenokee Swamp and Savannahs rich history led by General Oglethorpe.
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Khrushchev May Push German Peace Conference Visit
Khrushchev could call for a German peace conference during a Berlin stop along the way home from the summit. East German observers expect him to demand an end to Allied control of West Berlin and propose a meeting of nations to negotiate a treaty for both German states, with a possible separate East Germany pact.
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Poll on death penalty at Iowa State University
Dr Walter Lundden, sociology professor at Iowa State University, found that 65 percent of students and 70 percent of guards favored the death penalty in premeditated murder cases while 66 percent of prisoners opposed it. The survey reflects opinions among students guards and inmates.
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Walter Lunden
Iowa State University
Atlantic News Telegraph Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices for various delivery areas including Atlantic city carrier rates and mail options across Cass and adjoining counties, Iowa and the U S. Rates cover monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms with different prices by location and delivery method.
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Canada
Eisenhower as Peace Builder Dimmed by Powers Flight
Drew Pearson notes Eisenhower's peace ambitions waned after Francis Gary Powers was shot down over Russia. The piece critiques administration looseness, foreign policy tensions, and Soviet propaganda, citing White House communication gaps and political distractions at home.
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Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Poem encouraging resilience and optimism after setbacks. Emphasizes learning from mistakes, living in the moment, and bearing losses to gain future success.
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Edgar A. Guest
IOWA MUSIC CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
The Iowa Federation of Music Clubs closed its three day state convention with re election of three officers Mrs Esther Dixon Lenox president Mrs Juanita Jamison Burlington first vice president and Mrs Hazel Hines Leon treasurer Also named were Dorothy Lowell Fairfield second vice president Esther Ogan Indianola third vice president Alice Miller Bondurant fourth vice president and Lois Bridge Storm Lake recording secretary
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Indianola
Alice Miller
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Marathon Show Havana Ends After Six Hours
An AP report notes Cuba’s long televised event closing after nearly six hours. Prime Minister Fidel Castro spoke for 214 hours celebrating the economic work of the revolution.
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U S Presses Ahead With Soviet Exchange Program
The United States will continue the people to people exchange program with the Soviet Union but will suspend it if American public opinion turns hostile to welcoming Soviet visitors. Officials see no current anti American sentiment following Nikita Khrushchev's tirade. A delegation of American railroad experts is to depart for a Soviet tour Thursday, visas not yet issued but not indicative of cold war tensions. Nina V Popova, chairman of the Presidium of the Union of Soviet Societies for Friendship and Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries, is the only Soviet visitor in the United States under the program.
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Ham at Park Fair to serve two tons at Sioux City event
Two and one half tons of cooked ham will be available June 4 for visitors to the third annual Pork Fair in Sioux City. The event, hosted by the Sioux City Stockyards and others, will invite hog raisers from a four-state area for a free noon meal. Fifteen serving lines will operate from three circus-sized tents to handle the crowds.
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Crazy bridge hand collapses three losers into one slam
In Becker's analysis a South declarer overcomes three natural losers to force a slam. West misreads hearts and clubs as play unfolds with ruffs and trumps, leading to a dramatic end where South teleScopes two losses into one and secures the contract.
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Middle Aged Advice on Summer Sports and Heart Health
Middle aged readers are advised to exercise in moderation during warm weather. Listen to your heart for signs of overexertion and ensure breathing and sleep return to normal within ten minutes. Those over 40 may have reduced resilience and should consider a yearly health audit.
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Radiation study uses pigs to model human reproductive effects
At Iowa State University two miles north of Madrid, researchers begin a long term project funded by the Atomic Energy Commission. Sixty four pigs born to boars exposed to X rays will be compared with pigs from unexposed sires to assess radiation impact on reproduction, informing space travel risks. Directors Jay Lush and L No Hazel lead the animal husbandry team with geneticists D F Cox and E L William assisting.
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Muscatine Annexation Suit Decided in City’s Favor
Landowners opposing the Muscatine annexation of over 900 acres north and west of the city lost in district court. Judge M L Sutton filed the opinion Wednesday affirming the city’s position after a month‑ago trial.
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Investigate If Dr Morton Meets Iowa Medical Rules
The State Board of Medical Examiners opened an inquiry into whether Dr John Morton 60 chief of the Mount Pleasant State Mental Health Institute outpatient department qualifies to practice in Iowa. Morton a psychiatrist with 34 years in medicine faced a delay in Iowa licensure due to an English school from 1926 not approved by the AMA. He has worked at Mount Pleasant since last October earning 12.00 a year. his permit covers institute practice for seven years. He holds Kansas license issued last March and is certified in psychiatry by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
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Ladies Oakwood Cemetery Association elects officers
The Ladies Oakwood Cemetery Association met at Mrs. Mabel Sheets home and elected Mrs. Lloyd Weppler president Mrs. Clayton Mundorf vice president Mrs. Arliss Trent secretary and Mrs. Walter Burnside treasurer Plans were made to solicit funds at the cemetery over Memorial Day weekend. Mrs. Millie Fulton previously served as president and Mrs. Sheets as secretary for the past 30 years.
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Ladies Oakwood Cemetery Association
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Lloyd Weppler
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Arliss Trent
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Sheets
Nixon says GOP can carry New York in November
President candidate Nixon asserts Republicans can win New York with a united effort. He cites potential ticket members Gay Nelson and Rockefeller while avoiding commitment on Rockefeller’s presidential role and notes Rockefeller’s planned nonattendance at the Chicago convention. Nixon expects a strong party response and signals Rockefeller may support him after nomination.
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Paper Delivery Notice for Highland Fairlawn and Zurfluh Addns
City carrier route residents in Highland and Fairlawn areas with phone numbers 13922 1771-3 and 19093 1635W Atlantic are reminded to call before 7 p.m. if they fail to receive their newspaper today.
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