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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - January 30, 1958, Mount Pleasant, Iowa The it. Pleasant news Light Snow a Horn am these Days j by George e. Sok Sisky our hanging times i the new chemistry electronics j nuclear physics the reduction of j time and Pace have changed our w cd id. Never before in history have men seen so much happen in so Short a tune so much that us fundamental. Many do not have either tin knowledge or the under. To Riding to grasp the vast social and economic changes that Are the inevitable results of new Cornin replacing traditional ones Hie dislocation of Cotton Wool silk rubber hemp by fabrics made in the chemist s test tubes As a result it cur greater knowledge of the molecule and its combinations is bound to influence the ways of life of millions of human beings. Electronic and nuclear physics Are Only on the verge of being related t a everyday Lite. One Day. J we shall not Only hear the beep of the sputnik but we Shah use neither Coal nor water nor Petroleum for Light heat and Power. One Day. It will be possible to slip an atomic Pellet into a device to run an automobile or a Railroad Tram or a Stet i Plant 01 anything. Or we May even be Able to use an instrument that will c if til and list the rays of the Sun to store Power As an Oak stores life. We Are about to witness tile total elimination of space for if a sputnik can orbit the Earth there a no limits to what May be d be by Power and Speed and human imagination. And to All this and More the s Cill order must respond of Man is to survive these changes. For instance we new know that War is devastating beyond any targets that May be set. That Means that j the instruments of War Are such that their use cannot be limited to the intentions of Tho re who n e Tiem. The fall out of a Hydrogen bomb does not take place on the Day the bomb is shot. Radioactive strontium a killer May remain in a the atmosphere for Many years and May come Down in drops of rain not us it on the enemy but anywhere even upon him who shot the bomb and it could so devastate his soil As to turn Rich lands into a desert and it could destroy the Bones of All anime is of the Field and of Man. Who dares to use such an instrument of War until a Way is found to harness its destructiveness in time and space and who dares to use Many other devices of destruction which once we discovered the secrets of the a them Isth it Are now limitless in their combinations by either fission or fusion vol. To no. 25 it. Pleasant Iowa thursday evening Jan. 30, 1958 to Stull Judi be Wwhkmwasgal---1. Chi1. A i. Al &Quot.it.1 .aa1 9by Tarrier 30 per week by mall 17,50 per Yea antique car clubs fashion show of the past is gala affair what is More exciting than an ugly outfitted pictures of us Rte August Day an attic and Little a a tire g cup Winch included Hie girls tripping along the streets in Lawrence parishes of Wapello mothers and Grandmamma a out Richard Muir is and sister of a Moded clothes All the Glamor and Pello us Clinton Bowmans. Pat elegance of yesteryear a fashions Cahill Aud Jack Daly of butling were paraded before an admiring ton. Tin Don Wilsons the Allen audience of husbands and friends wagers the Lloyd Petersons and As the ladies of the Southeast to. Charles Watkins of i pleas Lowa antique car club Quot plus a run wet Mem Mallet group of men reenacted the entertaining program conure styles a., neatly As possible of slated of songs and tap Datt Cit u ire Yea is of the cars they own in numbers by pretty twins Peggy or. Van Allen confers in Washington i. C. Was Intuit in one it the nation s top ranking space scientists la James a Van Alba of thi University of Iowa. Conferred Ai Washington yesterday Wiki members of a Congre e Antal subcommittee on National prepared let contract for new gym equipment die association. What a gala affair the South Slu ploy Ami Barbal a Shipley of new London. They were accompanist Iowa antique car club ban Nied by miss Susana weasel of Quat was wednesday night at the new London Hall a major portion of the 65 Southeast Iowa antique car a Bow and Arrow exhibition of Supe for Quality for so Young a club members who cover an area Marksman was Given by Steven of at least seventy five Miles surrounding Xvi. Pleasant attended. Coming i rom the longest distance Pickle eight year old son of or and mis. Joe Pickle of Lowell Steven has been shooting since in were the Joseph Cree Asia ugh and was six years old. And this i ins the Merle Eugene Smiths of Ham fourth Bow. It weighs 33 pounds Illon 111, the Tom Daws of Way Arm has a pull of 28 pounds and land. Mo., the Neol c manikins and Stevens skill with it is of fabulous the Ralph Moellers of Cedar a proportions he not Only hit the Eye of the target but la also burst balloons placed on the targe the Southeast Iowa antique tar and shot four arrows in the it Ltd club founded october 1954 and in of a round balloon without cot Poi ated june 1956 is an Organ missing or bursting the balloon ionization that contributed much to William Tell fashion he Buist a the Success of the annual Midwest or i Loon held by father old settlers and threshers show. Rosters of the association were it has become an organization that compiled by William Van Brussel functions the year around with a d Richard Morris and were Dis Tours picnics Chicken frys. Sports tribute to the member show etc., in addition to the an a immensely enter taming and Lveary banquet Jan. 22. Colourful movie of the 4th biennial co chairmen of the outstanding horseless Carriage rom from event were or. And mrs. Robert e. Reno Nev to Carson City was tray of new London and their shown. The Parade of cars of an committee the Don Wilsons and Dent Vintage and the costumed of the William saters of my. Pleasant. Cd pants were a superlative cuff off leers of the association Are delusion to a not soon to be for Merle Smith president William gotten evening. Van Brussel vice president and incl Large of publicity were mrs. Corresponding Secretary Ross a Ross Waters and mrs. Richard hrs recording Secretary and Higgins. Richard Higgins has charge of Public relations. Pc Exchange student Ralph Shellabarger treasurer. A marvellously Fine Turkey dinner Complete with mashed potable several kinds of dressing Gravy peas a Cranberry salad Rolls relish plate Coffee and a Choice of pie were served by the Rebekah and Odd fellow. The Long tables covered with White Linen cloths on which were placed Coal Oil lamps at intervals conveyed the Gay nineties atmosphere As did the sunbonnet to been keenly interested in the Pios 1 ominous dresses vests Derby hats Pec of having an Exchange Stynett Van All n also met with Iowa congressman met Rwm Road. Boone Dir rat to discuss on legislation i r the e Laluh tent a National cd mini Rem on astronautics. Toad it Ion a Ltd the measure in the. Hoist recoil try it is designed to ret up i civilian for to i to veto pent of a National or Gram it research development and Taos in the Field of astronautics Lins commission would operate research laboratories contract with universities and other research institutions Aud Industrial org Iii i in Ilion Sand would conduct flights of rockets satellites and apace ships i a Dis a t Ive of a attire of tile pro posed commission is that it would by entirely non military in character and would to charged with j tin fullest possible utilization of out it space techniques for scientific purposes peaceful applications and International cooperation during the Day Coad and Van Allen were joined by two prominent space scientists or. Homer e Newell jr., of us naval research Laboratory and or William g. Stroud of Tho Ai my signal engineering laboratories. This group met with members of the staff of sen. Lyndon John songs preparedness investigating committee arum discussed the Road Bill in relation to the investigations of that sub committee. Johnson Texal it modal i expected to introduce a companion measure to the cond Bill in the Enate fund drive set by mph students for Many year. I. Pleasant has of the Lodge waitresses and War Dent. Finally last year the student in terms of the social order the mechanical Era has changed its apogee in automation which could if carried Forward logically j make it wholly unnecessary to employ human labor for most j tasks of production and distribution. The first results we Are beginning to witness in Ute protein Zati on of the Middle class which is occurring in Many parts of the world in fact in much of the world the Middle class has already disappeared Only Hie rulers exist and the ruled. The elimination of the Middle class alters the nature of our society altogether. It makes the manager of a Plant an employee and the owner of its capital so Remote from a business As to have no direct Intel t in it but to be concerned Only with the net return on an investment the shares to be bought and sold without an emotion. For wherein does four percent Livre differ from four per cent there in fact so Remote does owner Earp become that it is actually no difference As to whether an Enterprise us privately owned or publicly owned which explains Why even in the United states there is no effective Organ left to defend the capitalist system per be. Those who speak up for what they Call a private Enterprise generally have foggy notions As to what they believe they Are Only too often of the managerial class who own no Enterprise themselves and would lather split the spoils with such a one As Walter Reuther than suffer Tho Wrath of the stockholders should the four per cent not be f rth comm Over a principle few Are willing to die for a principle those Days or even to risk lasing i a Job it is a new Era which needs to be studied closely As it moves along i its destiny to fulfil. I copyright. 1958, King features eradicate inc i ers i Council with the help of the rotary mis. Robert Gray gracious mis managed to make the dream come Tress of ceremonies introduced Hue. Pies. Merle Smith who toasted the Elsa Parviainen from Finland is ladies and mrs. Lester Beck of our foreign student this oat and Danville who highly praised horse a 1 we Lucky people she is pre less carriages As hobbies for Hus intelligent Nice Friendly and bands Well just an All around girl since couples gaily costumed in Long 1 is Sfa a such an excellent sex skirted creations with leg of Mut ample the rotary student noun ton sleeves hats ornately bedecked in and mud lit body Are eager to with Ostrich plumes and feathers continue the Exchange student idea fur neck pieces Lapel watches and another Strong reason for the trinkets High Button shoes pm foreign student Exchange to go on Bro dered petticoats that peeked. Involves not Only the students but out from under Swallow Tad Coats a the people in it. Plea. Ant of striped shirts sleeve holders Blackf a that matter All America a that Bow ties All befitting the periods is the understanding of people who live in another country. The people who Are associated in any ask $140,000 in damages in Fairfield ase Fairfield in More than $140,000 in Eta Mages have been asked t it a in suits on file today in Jefferson county District court n Fairfield in connection with an Accident nov. I in which one woman was killed and another injured. Killed in in Auto Accident on a j county Road was 23-year-old Susan Genkinger a passenger in the car 24-year-old Dixie Crawford was seriously injured. Mus Gen Tong restate a is $75,000 damages while miss Crawford demands $66,000. They both a claim that the county Neq a i gent in marking the it Quot intersection at which the Accident occurred. Tin vehicle Cann to us con Trad for seating Foi by Killian backstops and for scoreboards was let on a a package bid a it the i Charlton equipment co., of de. M dues in the local school Board m. I Lulitu noon tin seating Oil which the Des Moines finn made the Low bid was the Brunswick made equipment the bul was $30,235. Nice Dollar lower than the second Low Biti on similar equipment. I second Low bidder was ii aide mating homme of is Patti mum on Medert seating their bid was $30,244 however certain wiring required was not included in hic old j other bidders were Ron Bales j Emporia kau., on Berlin Chapman mating. $33,308 Lilley school Supply Den Moines Wayne Cating $30jhs j 8 Latta Cedar i Tell. J Universal heating. $34,340 Picott Supply Des Moines Safeway Seal lug. $33 350, these were Etal bids for the Complete seating using fold inn equip Merit re that added space will be available for physical education glasses and for practice and includes six backstops two of them arc to he slims and the other font for practice Are to be of ted also two scoreboards synchronized and one to by located Al each end of the gym. Also scoring timekeeper and press denies. A Ila Burlington sporting goods company was a bidder on the Back stops Only but the figure was High t i than t la figures in the package Deal. Bruns Wrick seating is recognized As one of the Best being offered in the Midwest. Local school Hoard members had seen an installation on a smaller scale than the proposed installation Hen of the Brunswick seating in Ila new gymnasium at Danville. Installations of other makes had been seen it other gym ii a is urns in Southeastern Iowa m recent week. Board member said that they were pleased with the Brunswick seating. Ame lose to preventing the tenth murder no charges against girl Starkweather May be returned to Nebraska i sit ins i kit i of miss Bell hoisted of Burlington will inn nut a music in Trueloe a Iona Esliva ii succeeding mis. The rid Nelson who will of moving to Hail sos it its with her husband la beet Nelson noon. Miss hoisted also will hive a studio in Burlington in connection with her Iowa Newler in w i we. Karl i. Melcher Dies unexpectedly Kail i Melcher 87. A native of i pleasant and a prominent Iowa new paper Man for Many years died unexpectedly in mar us till town wednesday afternoon. Melcher died of the elks chill about 2 30 p in lifter becoming 111 from either a stroke or a heart attack Ile had been in his usual la Aith earlier in the Day i had served is Bushless manager of the Marshalltown runt it Republican i Rem 1947 to 1949 when la be Calm ill alter a leave of absence for six months la Baume manager of a housing project and has is Flint to the manager of the times Republican he had previously served with newspapers at Council Bill f Washington Bloomfield Albia and Chat Hon he was Horn november 17, 1890, in i pleasant and attended Iowa Wesley an College he and Miriam tim Young were married nov. 25. 1914 she died in november 1939 i married. Gertrude Collins of Marshalltown dec. 14. 1940 surviving besides Ila widow Are two son k i. Dave classified advertising manager of the times Republican and Michael Henry a Junior at St. Mary a High school portrayed paraded by the judges. Mustachioed de Kitch of i Way with Elsa learn to respect pleasant who wore a High top hat j Luden to any of her viewpoints or and Gold and Black figured Vest. Ideas. Somehow after knowing Elsa made to match his wife a dress was most of the students feel those chosen As the Winner of the menus countries across the Ocean Are prize. Prize for the most suitably dressed woman went to mrs. Lester Beck of Danville who was quite much closer and if America continues always to be friends with the countries across the Ocean we grand in a Plush hat and Blue must know and understand the dress that almost swept tile floor people. With frontal and Back panels heavily trimmed with pleats and folds and with which she wore a flowered piano Scarf As a stole. Couples prize went to or. And mrs the students have already had a dance we hich helped some and shares will be sold very soon to the. Students. The student Council has devised five Dollar certificate end of the Road and failed to Stop blowing into a dirt Bank. They named three members of the Jefferson county Board if supervisors and the county Engineer As defendant in us suits. Would sign extradition papers for youth quickly Merle Smith of near new London for the merchants and townspeople mrs. Smith was quite striking in who they Hope will help Back Light Tan suit with Long period j the project the student Council jacket fur piece feathered hat t will begin Selling the certificates pearls buttoned shoes her Hus monday february 3 in town please hand wore a minutely tucked ves Back the students sue Corn Lek. Tee. Cutaway coat and High shoes. I Competition among the Delabo Jim rarely costumed members was is Wohl jul Hal specially keen As the couples a rated by he judges attorney m i Oil pm tips Herman Elgar and mrs. Pearl j. Cd Lotrn Quot lit i of it in Cochran of the i. Pleasant news a it. A a for it. Governor others were quite deserving of additional prizes had they been Given. The Frank Deakins of Middletown a mrs. Deakin had made both her gown and mrs. Becks winning costume the John dug gins the Hamilton Williams the William Van Brussels the William Salem of of pleasant the Robert Gray of new London were strik Des Moines in so Corbin Craw i Ford of Ainsworth today has taken j Cut nomination papers for the democratic candidate to the Post of lieutenant governor. I he becomes the second Democrat to sock the Post state senator e j. Mcmanus of Keokuk took out nomination papers earlier. Sheridan Wyo., ins weaning gov Minvard Simpson a foe of capital punishment declared today la would sign extradition papers for Charles Starkweather a in a Jiffy Quot ii requested. Contacted in Sheridan the Republican governor said if the red haired Nebraska youth were of murder in Wyoming he would commute the sentence to life imprisonment Simpson has commuted the sentences of three condemned murderers spice taking office in 1955. He said ted a a i take full responsibility for j my decision. I cannot and will a not change my attitude toward i capita Simpson said he would la guided by the wishes of Converse county attorney William p. Dixon on whether to extradite the accused Slayer of to Persona Back to Nej Braska to face trial. He said he expected however to have extradition papers waiting for his Sig. Nature when he returns to Chey j Cine Douglas. Wvo., inst i Mgla police chief Bob Aln site said today he came close to preventing Charles Starkweather s 10th timid1- yesterday or ending up a a victim of the. Killer Slayer him of Ain lie a native of Hay Springs neb and formerly pol in chief at Chadron neb., mid he spotted Starkweather about noon in Douglas driving the 1956 Black Packard which i had stolen at the Lincoln Home of c. I Gua r Ward where three of the murders occurred. 71a police chief Aid at that time Starkweather a. Reported to by driving another car so he was not Overly suspicious. As a matter of routine however the Veteran Lawman followed the Packard Auto through Douglas and a came up behind it rapidly Quot inf the exp and that the Man Euver is one used by Law enforcement officers to get a reaction if die car ahead contains a criminal suspect. The trigger Happy teen a a a a or made no suspicion move either to Speed away or resist tire chief said. So he turned around and went Back to his office a few minute.-, later he Learned that Starkweather had gun in i d in his loth victim 40-yc�?� i old Merle Collin in on us ii , West of Douglas. Ainslie then participated with county sheriff Earl Heflin in the capture of the red haired killer. Damage suit dismissed a $60,000 damage suit filed in the clerk s office at the courthouse by Virginia Richards against John Griffith and John Hedberg Dom business As Griffith and Hedburg Dairy and Al Helfritch has been dismissed at the request of the plaintiff. The suit was filed in regards to it it in Accident. Accident causes confusion Dou i a Wyo. In he fill de free murder charges Ware lied in Wyoming of a j against 19-.year-old Charles hark weather. The i d headed Nebraska gunman belief <1 in Rny least tin and pm visibly los ii Sci Vav killings however. Chatter hip hmm in Alo Tho j Hith los Ace i Mil intern d on i u Nebraska authorities to face in ii i ii i r chillers their where he is Arcus i it killing nine persons including a three a a or old child Bun Kven hoi was arraigned fee lure 72 year mid Justice of peace Harry is is in Douglas no charges were filed against ins 14-year-Uldl kill 11 Slid a aul Ann fug att win i lined she was Torcie a in a r him on a two state Mill Dei rampage Fin three bloody Days. A meeting bet w t on t Myrise enmity officials and a delegation of three oui a is from Lincoln neb., who underway to Cleat tin Mound Wmk to return Buirke Nafther to i moola con lira comity attorney wit Ham i Oxon filed Mill Der charges a Ca i list Stark a Athel in tin kill lug of 38-year-old of eat Falla Mont Trad Ling sob. In Iii Merit , gunned to death near Douglas yesterday. Before to. Arraignment. Btu k i it Lino underwent a minor operation on his hand As a doctor pm. Int Auto window Glass tile Glass lilt tile youth wednesday during a i left Rule in hour Chase when bul a Cis from he Pluto of a Western Lawman sheriff Earl Heflin that wed windows of Starkweather sullen car. She Iff Heflin Al whose Home Fugate spent the night said tin 14 Yea old girl ate a Good breakfast this morning and then broke Down into hysteric Heflin Quot i done to think she knew her folks were among those Kharel sin probably heart Nome one talking about it police chief Joe Carroll of Lincoln in by was awaiting the return of Starkweather to Lincoln he said he regarded Starkweather tis a Good to. Pee in the dec i Shotgun slaying of ii Lincoln service stat Ion attendant. Wen n t revealed but it waft belie a i he admitted murdering a Man minutes before he was captured. Cyril Ann who escaped As the loth victim was being killed her i in in who Uil. Fuu spent the night in the woman Section it let the Tail under a sedative i bin a s Sui i it my Shock j so i of. Ii min and Douglas i police chief Robert Ainslie took Starkweather into custody they j chased his ear through Douglas and finally Starkweather believing he i was spot halted on the Highway. His ear had been nicked by Fly inc Glass when a Rifle slug fired by the sheriff Cut through the Fugi i to vet sear. I the id in any Bai red youth got out j it his cur holding his injured ear. Heflin and Ainslie had to fire lev Era i shots at Starkweather a Fei t j before Iii would put Ilia hands be Hind ins Hack i tie off err in id the teen i Ager he fare Down on Hie and then snapped on the handcuff a. They found in Enop to it .32 five shot revolver and an old i Mil t Iii k knife in the car. Stark weather was brought to Douglas and the reign of terror that had gripped Nebraska was ended. The first clue Starkweather was in the Douglas Vicinity came when Natrona county Deputy sheriff William Hoilier of nearby Casper Wyo., had to Wall in a line of cars stalled West of Douglas. Dead in a ear Down the Road was Melle col lack33-Ycar-old shoe Salesman of great Falls Mont. Col Olson. Whose Only error a to he driving a car that Starkweather wanted had been shot several times. A passing Motorist. Joseph Prin Kle of Cheyenne Wyo., had grappled with Starkweather and taken his .22 Ca 11 Ber Rifle. That a when the youth drove away hurriedly and miss Tan in hut other direction an Accident which occurred about Lent modes South of it. Pleasant on Highway 218 about 6 30 . W Oik. Day proved to have some j after effects i i or Iii in of the Keokuk j p Lier i apartment were on their i Way Back to k i it Kuk after at a i Malm a meeting at Marion the ii in skidded on a Patch of ice oath of the Salem stub Wen into a ditch and through i a Fence. The of Kuk officers informed a High a a i \ patrolman in rec county of i tin Wix cd and Hiudt hiked to of pleasant. There they went to the i set it heat Iowa peace officer a on meeting Here and later rid Back to k Vikuk with tile Keokuk poised chief. S me boys saw the car in tin ditch and called authorities Here to i patrolmen attending tire Merlin hip went to the scene but Ukins to locally the car which Cut u it in t be Cen from the Highway a local ambulance was a to sent. After eve or i phone Calls to local authorities at the meeting the Keokuk i flyers who had the wreck Ai nod what coing on and informed the local officers that they wet in the Accident. S e. Iowa peace officers meet Here i v thief members of the i uth East Iowa peace office Cia Ion attended a meeting he Din the ballroom of the local vet i in of foreign wars pot 2561 wednesday night. They were eyed a Chicken dinner by the ladies of the auxiliary. Or. George Sutton gave a talk on by Good tests Given persons child Gid with operating a motor it it hide while intoxicated Many local peace officers attended the meeting. Wyoming and Nebraska lawmen to gloved they had implicated he a Peel. In ten killing during a due a Ltd in murder rampage. One of h i victims was a three year old it Laid Carroll said he wanted to ask Starkweather about the death of 21 year old Robert o. Culvert round shot to death on an isolated Road about two Miles i rom the Lincoln net service station where he worked the service station was Only eight works i rom the House where the bodies by three other murder victim were found and where hts girl Friend 14-year-old a Tuil Ann Fugate lived Carroll said he will also question miss Fugate who claimed she was lore ii to accompany Starkweather on a rampage of murder which started in their Home town of Lincoln and canted 500 Miles into Wyoming Starkweather was it appear before a Wyoming Justice of the peace this afternoon in an arraignment on murder charge. He was captured wednesday by Converse county sheriff Earl Heflin and Douglas folic Chi Bob Ansier at the Climax to a 115-Niile-an-hour Auto Chase Starkw Eatlo i surrendered Only Viti his gun was empty and after Sherif Heflin smashed out windows of tire fugitives stolen car with bullets. Nine of the victims died in the Lincoln area Nebraska authorities were certain to make a Strong plea to Wyoming gov. Mil Ward Simpson who opposes capital punishment that Starkweather be turned Over to them. Converse county attorney William p. Dixon said he anticipated a tug of War with Nebraska officials for jurisdiction Over the youth. Dixon will file charges of first degree murder against the red haired bespectacled Starkweather. Too details of an Houf Long statement the shackled youth made to a von in the county jail last night Deputy sheriff Hoilier the girl seated beside him gave Guise and radioed his Home office. Within minutes sheriff Heflin and police chief Ain die were setting up their Road Nock at Douglas when Starkweather was headed. Starkweather crashed Tho Road Block and feared through Douglas with the officers in Pursuit. When fret of the town Heflin began firing. The killing rampage began in Lincoln neb monday. The youth still dressed in tight jeans and a torn White shirt with his blood on the front and shoulder said he probably did All the killings he later remarked i shot to All then he asked Quot what would you do if they were heading toward you Quot u. S. May still launch satellite sometime this week Capo canaveral Fluit ins it improving weather conditions at the Cape canaveral missile test Center offered Hope today Hie u. S. Still May launch an Earth satellite in this week. High Altitude winds which apparently blocked an army attempt wednes Lay to Send up a full instrumented Quot Moon with its Power to us Jupiter c rocket were Dimin lying. Asks judgment a petition has been filed in tha clerks office at the courthouse by the Midwest metals Colp. Of Illinois against Carl Linz doing business As Northwestern Engineer and equipment co., of new London a King judgment for $195. The plaintiff claims the amount owed by the defendant for merchandise. Ask Extension of Trade act Washington it Insi a president asked Congress today to extend the reciprocal Trade act five years and authorize Tariff reduce taif to my t a soviet economic Challenge which he said presents Quot the gravest risk to our Way of

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