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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - December 10, 1958, Mount Pleasant, Iowa The it. Pleasant news these Days by George e. Sokolsky Berlin a since Nikita Khrushchev h a s taken Over the management of the soviet Universal state he has faced the West with a series of crises one following upon the other with breathless haste. He has demonstrated his skill not Only by the Speed with which he manages each crisis in different parts of the world but also by his ability to bring about divorce attitudes among Russia s opponents thus engendering confusion m their ranks actually soviet Russia stays out of Many of these situations using her satellites. This thus far is not appearing in the Berlin crisis. On this subject Khrushchev finds the West United. In fact he is faced by the dramatic Success of do Gaulle in France and the even More dramatic co operation of France and West Germany. Whereas Stalin to a degree found a Means of stimulating a Sharp division Between that United states and great Britain Over the recognition of red China. Khrushchev now finds the United states and great Britain closer together than they have Ever been. 000 Berlin present a curious facade West Bei Lin has grown Bac k into j a modern City Beautiful Prosper-1 Ous. Well kept East Berlin is a poverty stricken almost Oriental Zed soviet City. The inhabitants arc1 vol. 80, no. 290 it. Pleasant Iowa wednesday evening dec. 10, 1958 by Carrier 30 per week by mail $7.50 per year in Iowa eight new air routes to begin service feb 7 eight die in crash of Jet bomber life terms of two prisoners commuted these were the first persons in line at the treasurers office door at the the1 got Low numbers courthouse in it. Pleasant when the new ear License plates went on Sale. Johnson who obtained numbers 1 and 2 Ellis do Grange new London 3 Collins i. I. Missbaugh and g. L. Garrick. Olds. They Are Florence from left Budde 4 g. C. Bevan Washington Upit the civil aeronautic Board tuesday set feb 7. 1959 As the Day that eight new air routes will begin service in Iowa Ozark airlines service includes the following Sioux City to Chicago route by we of Des Moines Ottumwa and burling on Iowa and Peoria 111. Kansas City to Quad cities via St. Joseph and Kuks Villa mo., and Burlington Iowa. Plane crashes into Homes six dead youth suffers leg fracture in r. R. Crossing mishap Robert m Stearns 19, it. Ant suffered a broken left the same Poole often members of had Bruise on the left Side the same families. In the instance of West Berlin All the artistry and skill which made Germany so great have returned in the Case of East Berlin these seem to have been lost in the repressions of soviet life. Plea leg a of his injury head and possible internal ies when the car he was driving was struck by a train Here at 7 30 . Wednesday. The Accident happened at the Lee Street crossing. Stearns was asks auditor to keep ballots mrs. Roosevelt a opposition May Hurt Kennedy Washington up ii a mrs Eleanor Roosevelt has thrown her High hard one again at sen. John j 0f Norfolk a. Up a Navy Tanker plane turning for an emergency Landing lost its port engine Only eight City blocks from the runways of Norfolk naval air station tuesday and crashed into a Cluster of Homes killing six persons. The dead were the plane s four j crewmen and two infants in one Homes. The Mother of the Berlin has then become a show driving South on Lee Street and the Case of contrasts. The result a train freight no. 61, was headed been a constant and increasing West. The engine struck the left Side of the 1947 Chevrolet flipped it Back to the North and dragged the car about 150 feet along the tracks West. Tin car was hooked to the front of the engine and upright when the train came to a i Stop. Stearns remained in the car. He was taken to memorial Hospital Here by ambulance police chief Don thornes who investigated said that there Are usually some refrigerator tars migration of germans from East to West brain. Now Khrushchev has Given the United states great Britain and France a six months ultimatum to get out of Berlin. It is True that he also offers to withdraw russian troops but that is a hoax because what it would actually mean would be that soviet troops would surround Berlin on three sides and that soviet a cd troops would be inside Berlin wearing East German uniforms and frightening the people into obedience to the Kremlin. A o a the hoax is too palpable and demonstrates a desperation an urgency on the part of Khrushchev after a series of victories Khrushchev who always talks too much.1 was Defeated at Lebanon and que m o y. It would seem that it Khrushchev needs a dramatic Victory observing the nature of the 1958 election and not quite understanding the american form of government he undoubtedly believed that if Eisenhower took a Tough stance on the Berlin situation Eisenhower would be less popular than he showed up to be in the elections though such an election As we had in 1958 was a popularity contest it is always difficult for europeans to understand american elections. Even British experts on the United states often fail to realize that an american president is very different from a British prime minister who can Only exist As a member of a political party. The american president once in that office no longer represents , but the entire american people. He has no parliament to go to but Speaks in Congress i through whatever leadership there. ,. Is in a sense there is no real of higher fair profit position party because when the president is of one party and the majority of Congress of Anotle party they must work together. Fitzgerald Kennedy which is not Good news for the Kennedy for the county auditor s office has j president managers received a letter from Donald a j the occasion this time was last Norberg. Chairman of the i o w a j sunday s to College news Confer democratic Central committee i ence Abc. That made it three with notification that an election times in nine months that mrs. Contest will be filed in due Cours Roosevelt publicly has challenged pursuant to the Laws of Iowa on the senators fitness to be presi children who was in the Home at the time was hospitalized in a state of Shock. Iowan killed in Wyoming Altus okla. Up an eight Jet b52 bomber crashed and exploded in open ground about six Miles North of Here late tuesday night. Apparently right Creme inner were killed but a ninth parachuted to safety. M a j Byard f Baker 39. Of azltex., was found about a Quarter of a mile from the crash site Early this morning. Unconscious and in a state of Shock. Bui air Forte officials at Alto a Aid he i Quot much improved to Day. A so Ocsman at Ait us air Force i base said the plane was on a routine night navigation Mission when it apparently developed in Igine trouble. I Only one victim had been identified in the crash wreckage thus far. But base officials said there were eight men aboard in addition to major Baker. The plane crashed shortly before Midnight. Residents in Altus. Some six Miles from the base said they noticed something was wrong with the engines As the b52 passed Over. Moments later Walls and windows Shook with an explosion that was heard 20 Miles away. The plane dug a Large Crater where it apparently dived into the ground at a fairly Steep Angle. Des Moines up gov. Herschel c Loveless today commuted the life terms of two prisoners at the fort Madison Penitentiary. Including one serving lit i under a now void Section of the indeterminate sentence Law. The action makes both prisoners eligible for parole. Vincent j. Ferris 49. Clarion had his life term commuted to 75 years w Hile James Branch 66, Bur i Lington had his life term commuted i to 90 years j Ferris was originally sentenced to 30 years after pleading guilty Jin 1940 but it that time the crime i of burglary with aggravation car t red a mandatory life sentence. The Section of the Law has since been changed. Branch pleaded guilty in 1930 to a first degree murder charge in connection with the Shotgun slut Jing of his girl Friend Bessie Ezell i Quot in a fit of jealous Snow on Snow at Oswego rites saturday for Lester Walker one or More state offices. Dent. Cheyenne. Wyo., up w. Sparks 67, Boone. Iowa c. I was i fair managers vote for parimutuel betting the auditor s office was notified first was last March in a sat. afternoon when his i Des Moines up the Iowa not to unlock break the Seal urday evening Post article Whicha a a a a pm Aii managers ass n tuesday car skidded on icy u. S. 30 about an managers ass n. I a essay 30 Miles West of Here and was hit a a Teci to Back a move to legalize broadside by a tort parimutuel betting on horse disagreement with the former i by president Harry s. Truman and this her change or tamper with voting j the Magazine headlined like machines or destroy any ballots. Quot mrs. Roosevelt tells about auditor e. J. Olson said that the ballots Are never destroyed in Henry county. He said that in about the unheeded advice she doubt edly other auditors in Theja ave Adlai Stevenson. As for the state received a similar letter. The i current front runner Young sen View the Driver of the truck William Newberry Milford mich., was not injured. Laramie county Coroner Marvin parimutuel betting on horse races in Iowa with the proceeds going to support the 104 county and District fairs. The managers who voted unan contested elections Are apparently those of the attorney general and Kennedy of him Quot she takes a dim standing on a nearby track siding Suim inc court judge and had they been there at the tune of the Accident the car probably would have been crushed Between them and the moving freight. The left Side of the car was smashed and the Frame twisted into an Quot a Quot shape. The car was a total loss. Engineer of the train was e. D. Burrell of Galesburg. 111. The train was not going at a fast rate of Speed when the Accident occurred. Temperature up to five below local temperature warmed up to a five below Zero Reading tuesday night eight degrees Wanner than the previous nights frigid Low. The cold wave relented wednesday and a Little melting of Snow occurred. Mrs. Roosevelt charged that Kennedy had avoided taking a stand on the Issue which she defined As she acknowledged that Kennedy was ill and hospitalized in 1954 by a world War ii injury and therefore could not have been present in the Senate when the votes were taken on the Mccarthy Issue. Schrader says Sparks car ,0uslv both m favor of horse by skidded into the East bound lane1 l5ottitl8 Anco also wagering on of traffic directly in the truck s path. I selves. Bingo emphasized they did no to want the laces at the fairs them damages asked in suit filed Christmas reminder from Post office a petition has been filed in the clerk s office at the courthouse by g. A Van Dyck against Carl f and ted Wiese. Mahaska county residents asking Foi $400 in damages As the result of a car True Accident. The petition stated that a truck driven by the plaintiff and a car driven by ted Wiese were involved in a collision West of it pleasant on Highway 34 May 15. 1958, and that it was through the negligence of the defendants that the Accident occurred. Composer credits wife with saving his life president Eisenhower now will have to depend upon senator i in Don Johnson democratic Leader in the Senate and speaker Sam Rayburn of the House of representatives. The democrats will support the president on whatever stand we must take in the Berlin situation there will be no opposition to protecting West Berlin from that Quarter and the recent election in no manner affects this situation we a have Only once carried our differences beyond our boundaries and that was when the Senate refused to ratify the Paris treaty at the end of world War i. There is not Likely to be such recalcitrance in the 86th Congress. Besides All the outstanding leaders of the democratic party in or out of Congress have already expressed themselves on the question of Berlin. They stand firm. Khrushchev like Hitler before him does not grasp the essence of american Freedom which is that because we Are free to differ and to express our differences we do not endanger our country because of these differences. Copyright 1958 King features Syndicate ii Des Moines i up 1958 Iowa state fair profit of $39,615. Nearly profit of the 1957 fair tary of the Iowa state said today. T h e showed a double the the sect pair Board Palm desert Calif. Up Rudolf Friml 79, composer of such operettas As Quot Vagabond King Quot and Quot Rose Marie Quot today credited his wife with saving his lilt1 Wetyen a Glass topped table he was on broke and inflicted a deep Gash in one of his legs. Quot my wife saved my life Quot Friml said. Quot i was helpless after that table gave the wound look 23 stitches to dose. Mrs. Kay Friml said she heard her husband s cries tuesday in the living room of their Horne and found him lying amid splintered Glass with blood gushing from his leg. She quickly attempted to Stop the flow of blood by twisting a Towel around the leg in a crude Tourniquet and then drove h e r husband two blocks to a doctor cars and Field implement damaged cars driven by Albert j. Kreutner and Donald e. Moore collided in front of Kreutner s implement at the North Edge of town on Highway 218 at 12 20 p. M. Tuesday Kreutner was turning into the firms drive and the Moore car collided with the Kreutner Quot holy cow Quot not to appear in Rose bowl celebrations from the rear causing it to collide with a Field chopper parked nearby. The cars and the chopper were damaged. Spencer Iowa up a the grand Champion steer of the International live Stock exposition raised by an Iowa farm boy will not appear in the Rose bowl Cele Auto i rations new year s Day Lester Walker 79, formerly living five Miles Northeast of new London died at 2 . Tuesday. Dec 9, at the Shelton nursing Home where he had been a patient for three weeks. Lester Alben Walker son of Louise Wasson and w. A. Walker was born it morning Sun on aug. 23, 1879. He was married dec. 26, 1906 in the pleasant Grove area to Mary Whitmore. He was of the presbyterian Faith. Besides mrs. Walker he leaves one daughter mrs. Alta Erickson of Humboldt two sons Howard Walker of Burlington and Willis Walker of new London four grandchildren and one great grandchild to o Brothers. Pressie Walker of Yarmouth and Clarence Walker of new London. Services will be held saturday at 1 30 p. M. In the Shinar Cumberland presbyterian Church at pleasant Grove. Rev. Donald Sweet pastor of the Church will officiate. Interment will be in the pleasant Grove cemetery. Friends May Call at the Elliott Chapel in new London. By up a blinding storm dumped an-3th r 12 inches of Snow today on c i go n a already virtually paralysed by a five foot Blanket but some relict was promised from the Snow in Oswego and across the nation trom biting cold. The u. S. Weather Bureau in Syracuse n. A said an end to Oswego a seemingly endless Snow was finally in sight. The forecasters said about six More inches could be expected today and a then it should be All Over the worst storm in Oswego a history Cut visibility to near Zero with Sharp gusts of wind piling the Snow into deep drifts. The City a 23,000 residents have been virtually Cut off from the outside world since sunday. Schools factories and most businesses remained closed for the third straight Day. Police and red Cross teams using skiis and Snow shoes delivered food to Many snowbound residents Many trapped in their Homes despite scores of plows thrown into the Battle against the towering Mounds. A state of emergency proclaimed monday by mayor Vincent Corsall remained in effect and unauthorized pedestrians were ordered to remain off the streets. Two killed 20 Hurt in crash property sales Are reported president rejects report of russian a Power plane Washington it up a Christmas reminder from the Post office department a stamp is required fur unsealed Christmas cards mailed overseas and to Canada and Mexico. Last year unsealed christinas cards to Canada carried a two tent stamp. The new rates on International printed matter became purchased by Guy Stull effective aug. 1 the Stull residence at 615 North unsealed cards sent to Destina j Jackson and adjacent to the Camp tons within the United states can us has been sold to Iowa Wesleyan be mailed with a three cent stamp j College. The tournament of roses committee turned thumbs Down on a proposal to Send the steer a holy cow a to Pasadena to Repic sent the state. Quot Christmas in song and picture Quot to be Given at mph the Keeth Mccabe residence at 500 East Monroe Street has been gov. Loveless asks for place to buy cup of off be in Paris Washington a Upit president Eisenhower said today he saw no reason to refute reports from Russia that the soviet Union has an 8,700 mile ballistic missile but he sharply rejected As without evidence a recent report tha Russia was test flying an atomic powered plane. Other news conference highlights the president decry d As reprehensible the failure of Alabama officials to Supply requested Public records on negro voting registration to the civil rights commission. He said that until the Berlin situation is composed by All interested Powers the United slates will stand firm behind its responsibility and duty to remain in West Berlin As a Means of maintaining the Freedom of the West germans. He bluntly challenged the truth of a statement by former president Truman that he. Eisenhower stood idly by in 1952 while sen William e Jenner Rind. Denounced Gen. George c Marshall world War ii army chief of staff As a traitor. Paris dec. 9 up Quot say where do you go for a cup of Coffee m this town Quot go Herschel c. Loveless of Iowa asked tuesday evening on his first night in Paris. Quot i Haven to had any decent Coffee since the Day after thanksgiving a Loveless and his wife Atn Lia have been on a wide air born swing through Israel and Italy since that Day and they arrived Here from r o m e tuesday m ring. Thursday they Are flying on to London. They plan to leave there sunday morning in a american Boeing Jet and to h me by Midnight the same Day the governor said my Kin. Gesture towards his neck. A Broad wife since ago a n d the president said Lecont spending proposals by the democratic advisory Council would of necessity Lead to Many new taxes. In effect he challenged the democrats to prepare a list such tax recommendations As companion document to their spending proposals. He called on Congress to extend the life of the civil rights commission which got off to a slow Start after being Given originally Only a two year tenure by Congress the democratic governor does not look tired but he said his Lect Hurt. A a it a not the he declared. Quot air travel is second nature to us by now. We Een have a private Beac Craft plane at Home a but this wife of mine took me of on a shopping spree in the Paris a stores this afternoon and my get remember she bought lots of Christmas presents he said As Well As Quot a Loveless said he and i have had Little time to rest i they left Dos Moines 12 Duj but they have seen a lot j Learned a lot since then a few hours after Hgt reached Paris the Iowa governor went to the american embassy and had a talk with u. S. Ambassador Amory Houghton. Quot we just discussed general con i Dillons a Loveless said the ambassador is quite interested in Israel. A i told him about my meeting with israeli Premier Daud , who is really a wonderful Man. Quot i was in Israel As a guest get its government. The jewish people of Iowa have Given hundreds of thousands of dollars for reforest ration work in Israel. Quot they have planted a whole new Forest there and have named it after me which of course makes me very proud. Quot i saw some Fine Farmland in Israel and some tremendous meets going ahead Cornell chaplain Speaks at Wesleyan or Warren Martin chaplain. Cornell College. It. Vernon addressed the Iowa Wesleyan students tuesday morning at the weekly Chapel service. His subject was Quot a concern for commitment a in which he deplored following the mood of the moment instead of having a purpose or Donald Bishop Iowa Wesleyan chaplain conducted the service of Woi hip. The Wesleyan choir under the direction of or. Richard g. Parker Sang the first chorus 11 Ombach a Quot Christmas or. Evan Robert Copley Wutti at the Organ. Burlington Railroad buys 37 diesels the Burlington lines will a Quirt 37 diesel locomotives and 1,500 new fight cars in 1959, Harry c. Murphy president announced. A the new equipment to be delivered next year represents an invest ment of More than $23,000,000 in even better service for our shippers a a or. Murphy commented. The vocal department of the it. Pleasant High school under the direction of mrs. Marabelle Eye. Will present a Christmas program tonight wednesday in the High school auditorium beginning at 8 p. M. The theme of this program will be a Christmas in i song and the Public is cordially invited to attend. There will be no charge for j this event however a free will offering will be taken up following the performance. Somerville n. J. Up a two persons were killed and about 20 injured tuesday night in the collision of a new York bound trailways bus and a pickup truck on an icy Road. Police reported that three persons were injured seriously when the bus going East on route 28, swerved into the westbound Lane and crashed Headon with a pickup truck at about 8 50 . Both occupants of the truck were killed. They were identified As or. And mrs. Robert e. Dil Long both 32, of Whitehouse . Driver George Simons 37, of Easton pa., told police he drove up in Back of a truck that had no rear lights. He said he swerved into the opposite Lane to avoid hitting the unlighted truck and slammed into the other truck. Simmons suffered a fractured foot and was treated for Shock. Five ambulances working in relays took about 20 passengers and Simons to Somerset Hospital where Simons and two passengers were admitted with Senous injuries. To prosecute persons caught taking bulbs will admitted to probate the last will and testament of Carolyn c. Pendray has been admitted to probate and according to the terms of her will her property was left to her nieces and nephews. Alanson a Elgar was named executor of the will which was drawn up sept. 27, 1955. Bulb snatchers have been Busy taking the Many coloured lights from the Christmas Trees in the business District and mayor Wade Mcbeth warns that any person caught doing this will be prosecuted. Much Pride is taken m the Christmas decorations Here and missing bulbs in the Small Trees distract from the Beauty. Bomb rips religious Colony 1 dead 11 missing Farmer killed Colesburg Rural Colesburg tuesday when Iowa it up a Farmer was killed his tractor tipped Over pinned Hun underneath the Mac Hine. He was Harold Holl hous 51. Holthouse. Father of three children had started Home from his Brothers farm which adjoins his land. The brother saw the Accident and rushed to the scene but Holthouse i d before his brother i w could get neighbors to help lift the tractor of his body. Coat for herself that set me Back quite a Quot we also had some fun then 1 a what kind of a coat Well not visiting with the bedouin chief of converting Wate paper into one i As bad As you might think. It s an Arab tribe in the country South ton of pulp requires 30,000 Gallons i a cloth coat a Ith i for a it in of ree Sheha of water Chatsworth. Calif., up an exploding bomb ripped through i the Fountain of the world religious Colony today killing Barefoot a a Messiah Krishna Venta and destroying the main monastery building. At least eight other persons including an 11-month-old boy were killed or missing according to capt. Howard Bowman of the Ventura sheriffs department at least three others were injured one a a 9-year-old girl a critically. Venta s charred body was found in the smouldering wreckage. It was identified by dental work. The blast caved in one Wall of the building and spread debris several Hundred feet in Box Canyon some 30 Miles Northwest of los Angeles in the Santa Susana mountains. The flaming wreckage touched off a Brush fire that roared out of control for nearly three hours. 0 0 3 a cult member. Brother Martin told deputies that shortly before the explosion he overheard master Quot Venta and another brother in a conversation with a stranger in the office of the main monastery building. The Man was wearing shoes and was not a member of the sect because none of them Wear shoes brother Martin said. Martin said the stranger was in his Early 20s. Wore Khaki clothes and carried a Small Canvas Zipper bag about 18 inches Long. Quot i heard the master say what do you think i am a hypocrite a just before i left the building and in a moment the whole thing exploded Quot Martin said. Ventura county lire officials said there was Quot no doubt the explosion was caused by a

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