Forecast Signals Light Showers and Mild Temperatures
Weather update notes partly cloudy conditions with little temperature change. Sunday highs mid 70s to mid 80s, overnight lows mid 50s to mid 60s. Local notices list multiple funeral services for residents including Peter Brodersen, Maude Brink, Maurice Hassel, Charles Grimm, and others across towns like Monticello, West Union, Center Point, and North English.
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Miami
Inneapolis
New York
I ‘Diego
Angeles
Seattle
Memphis
Washington
Iowa
Monticello
Peter Brodersen
Goettsch’s. _ West
Indiana Women First To Finish In '58 Air Derby
A Beechcraft Bonanza flown by Mrs. Margaret Ringenbert and Mrs. Lois Layman from Grabill Indiana led the 1958 All-Woman Transcontinental Air Race across the Charleston finish line before thunderstorm delays. The city of Charleston Beechcraft and other entrants followed with Sara Shank and Frances Miller finishing second and Jerrie Cobb third.
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Charleston
S.C
Grabill
Ind
Saturca
Margaret Ringenbert
Lois Layman
Este
Traffic Argument Ends in Slaying
In San Francisco a 42 year old man, Alex Wilson, was fatally shot after a dispute over parking on O Farrell street. Robert Burks, 41, a partly paralyzed unemployed laborer, claimed Wilson threatened him with a car jack before Burks returned with a 38 caliber pistol and fired once, killing Wilson instantly. Burks was booked on suspicion of murder.
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San Francisco
Alex Wilson
O'Farrell Street
Wilson
Robert Burks
Burks
Wilce
U S Fires New Eniwetok Blast
Washington AP reports the United States set off another nuclear test blast Saturday at the Eniwetok proving ground in the Pacific, the high profile test continuing the nation’s weapons development program.
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Washington
United States
Eniwetok Proving Ground
Pacific
Two of Mankato Family Quads Die
In Mankato Minnesota a school teacher's wife gave birth to quadruplets two girls died Christine the second born and Deborah the fourth infant both died within hours of birth at Immanuel hospital Doctors reported Rebecca and Penelope survived in satisfactory condition and had a fair chance to live The Hansens also have a 10 month old son and lived in a trailer while awaiting baptisms by Rev R Hanse
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Mankato
Mrs. Hansen
Christine
Deborah
Hansens
David Lee
R . Hanse
Immanuel Hospital
Clarence Wohlake
Hansen
Rebecca
Penelope
Minneapolis
Million-dollar money order causes local confusion
In Rile y Kansas Pfe Paul Scibetta tried to cash a $65 money order that turned into $1,000,065 due to a check-writing machine error. He cannot access the funds and seeks aid from Central National Bank of Junction City to resolve the mix-up and collect his money.
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FT. Riley
Kan
Pfe
Paul Scibetta
Lucille
New York
Soldier Scibetta
Scibetta
Central National Bank of
Junction City
France and United States discuss world issues and atomic aims
The dialogue between De Gaulle and Dulles covered major international problems and the potential for shared atomic knowledge. Officials said there was no major disagreement in viewpoint and stressed mutual understanding and friendship guiding the talks.
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Council
de Gaulle
France
U.S
Dulles
Moulder Seeks Adams Recalled for Further Questioning
Representative Morgan Moulder urged the House influence investigating subcommittee to recall Presidential Aide Sherman Adams for a second appearance regarding his friendship with Boston financier Bernard Goldfine. Moulder also wants questions about tax issues facing Goldfine and his federal intercessions, while Republicans questioned the need for another hearing.
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Washington
UPI
Morgan M. Moulder
D-Mo
House
Subcommittee
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Moulder
Adams
Goldfine
Massachusetts
John Dane, Jr
Dane
Rachel Crothers Playwright Dies at Age 80
Danbury Connecticut report says Rachel Crothers, 80, renowned playwright of women in modern society, died in her sleep at home. She had battled a heart condition for years and was found by friends Saturday morning during a holiday visit.
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Danbury, Conn
Rachel Crothers
New York
Deaths Mrs. D. A. Leonard 78 in Mobile
Mrs. D. A. Leonard, 78, died in Mobile, Alabama, on Saturday after living in Cedar Rapids about 35 years. Survived by daughter Mrs. A. N. Williams of Port Angeles Washington and two sons Earl J. and John M. Leonard, both Cedar Rapids. Services at Hickey Funeral Home Mobile Tuesday morning.
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D. A. Leonard
Mobile
Ala
Cedar Rapids
Renard
A. N. Williams
Port Angeles
Wash
Earl J
John M
Hickey
East West Trade Data on Nuclear Blast Detection
Scientists from both blocs began sharing information on methods to detect distant nuclear explosions at an eight nation conference in Geneva. Western officials showed interest in Russian disclosures while political issues were deferred. The opening sessions covered detection techniques including atmospheric radioactivity, atmospheric pressure waves, advanced electromagnetic tools, and seismographs to detect underground tests within hundreds of miles.
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Geneva
Hans Bethe
Dissension Splits Lebanese Rebels
Mukhtara Lebanon AP reports signs of dissension within the Lebanese rebel front amid six days of clashes with police and pro government forces. Druse leader Kamal Jumblatt criticizes Beirut opposition leaders for failing to divert government forces and for lack of coordinated anti government actions. He favors a revolutionary government but says too many leaders hinder agreement on leadership before Cha moun steps down.
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Mukhtara
Lebanon
Druse
Kamal Jumblatt
Beirut
Jumblatt
Saeb Salam
Basra
Kabr Chemoule
Camille) Chamoun
Chamoun
Kremlin Tightens Peace Posture After Nagy and Yugoslav Credit Cut
The text notes two recent Soviet moves showing a hard line toward rivals. It cites the execution of former Hungarian premier Imre Nagy and associates, and Russia’s suspension of 285 million dollars in credits to Yugoslavia. World opinion shifted against Moscow.
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Russia
Kremlin
Imre Nagy
Yugoslavia
Nagy
Birthday Wishes Come True For Gibson Girl Of Yesteryear
Annabelle Whitford Buchan, once the Gibson Girl in Ziegfeld Follies, turns 80 and receives a flood of birthday wishes including 47 calls and 12 bouquets. A lone widow since January, she delights in the attention as memories of past beauty revive on her Northwest Side apartment birthday.
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Chicago
Annabelle Whitford Buchan
Gibson Girl
Charles Dana Gibson
Edward J. Buchan
Motorist Saves 4 from Drowning in Mississippi River
Alvin T. Harris of Richton leapt into the Chickasawhay River after a small boat capsized near a Leakesville bridge. He made four swims totaling over 300 yards to rescue Mrs. Alice Coaker and two children, while another boat later pulled in Mr. and Mrs. Hicks and the third child.
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Leakesville
Miss
Chickasawhay River
Steve Henderson
Alvin T. Harris
Richton
Alice Coaker
Virgil Hicks
Celia Anne
Randy
Leaksville
Harris
Yugoslavs Hit Kremlin Over West Pressure Claims
Belgrade based Borba accuses the Kremlin of urging West European and Soviet satellite communists to attack Yugoslavia. The paper cites a June 27-29 East German Communist meeting resolution alleging Yugoslavia backs German rearmament and atomic Germany weaponry.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Borba
Kremlin
West
Joze Smole
Communist Party
West Germany
Sixteen Italian Seamen Rescued After Three Days Adrift
In the Gulf of Aden the British ship Dingledale rescued sixteen exhausted Italian seamen 30 miles south of Shukla. They were crew of the Gieve, an Australian owned 1300 ton ship, foundered in a monsoon while bound for Mumbai from Split with cement. They endured three days in a 16 foot lifeboat without adequate water or food and saw nine ships but drew no aid.
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Aden
Gulf of Aden
Fleet Auxiliary
Shukra
Mombasa
Split
Yugoslavia
Soviet notes on downed U.S. airmen in Soviet Armenia
The United States and Soviet Union exchanged notes over a transport aircraft that strayed into Soviet Armenia. The U.S. demanded the release of six officers and three airmen and denied intent to violate Soviet territory. The Soviets said the plane ignored signals and burned after landing.
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Soviet Armenia
U.S
U.S. State Department
Defense Department
Soviet Union
United States
Ussr
Soviet
Armenia
Germany
Iran
Pakistan
Cyprus
Five Dollar Check Sent To Chillicothe Court
A resident of Chillicothe Ohio mailed a five dollar check to the municipal court with a handwritten note admitting a red light violation. The letter claims the driver has been licensed since 1910 with no prior accidents and asks for a fine of five dollars to cover the traffic offense.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
Municipal Court
Moore
Chillicothe
City and Club Notices From Cedar Rapids Area
City briefs list a 34th Division reunion picnic set for July 27 at noon in Ellis Park Cedar Rapids hosted by the Cedar Rapids chapter. Other items include meetings and lectures for Rotary Club Farmers Club Exchange Club Railway Employes YMCA Seniors Optimist Club Jan Hus Lodge and a florist advertisement for chrysanthemums at Pierson’s Florists.
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Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Chapiter
Coliseum
Exchange Club
Don Gardner
Sheraton-Montrose
Concert Showcases Moehlmann Transcription and Weber Bassoon
The Cedar Rapids Municipal band hosts a Sunday 8 pm concert in Ellis Park featuring Roland Moehlmanns transcription of Mozart Titus Overture. James Hedges repeats his Weber Bassoon Concerto first movement on tuba, debuted at the Wednesday show.
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Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park
Roland Moehlmann
James Hedges
Weber
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