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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - July 21, 1958, Mount Pleasant, Iowa The it. Pleasant news these Days by George e. Sokolsky the future of nato nato is essentially a political and military Alliance designed to Challenge soviet imperialism and to provide defences against it. Associated with nato was the Balkan Alliance the Baghdad pact and Seato. This established a military and political line West and South of soviet Russia upon which the United states Hopes to depend for peace and War. But these Are voluntary organizations among free nations and therefore no coercive Means can be used to enforce any of their decisions. The Balkan Alliance collapsed because of the Cyprus situation which made it impossible for Greece and Turkey to remain in Alliance. Also j Tito gyrated Between a pro and anti soviet attitude since the emergence of Khrushchev As the top Man in the Kremlin. More Cor j redly it is to be said that Tito re-1 sponged to soviet challenges. Russia always holding the initiative. As the Cyprus question finds no Solu j Tion and As Tito is Uncertain As to j what course to pursue it is not Likely that the Balkan Alliance will Ever be restored. Too i the Baghdad pact has been assailed by soviet Russia and by Nasser. It has been the principal stumbling Bjork to Nasser a ambitions to establish an Arab Universal state with himself at its head. The Only Arab country in the Baghdad pact is Iraq unless a pro Nasser government can take hold there. The Iraq revolution was designed to destroy the ruling House of Iraq and to join that country to Nasser s United Arab Republic. Should it finally eventuate that Iraq is out of the Baghdad pact it will be necessary to re establish the line from Turkey to Pakistan a very difficult task indeed. For Iraq was the Center of such a line now Iran stands unsupported and in peril. The problems of Turkey and Pakistan Are thus seriously aggravated. I soviet Russia lies on top of Turkey and is devoted to crushing that i country As czarist Russia had been j for More than two centuries. The turks however Are prepared for i trouble with Russia and would probably Welcome a test of strength because Only then could the turks know for sure whether they stand alone or really have allies sooner or later thus will have to be known the struggle Over Cyprus has proved very Little either from the standpoint of Western Solidarity or american Good intentions toward Turkey. Vol. 80, no. 170 lag.1 a a it. Pleasant Iowa monday evening july 21, 1958 by Carrier 30 per week by mail $7.50 per year harness Junior delegates races at fair i convention two nights a fast Field of horses will be on hand for the harness races at the Henry county fair tuesday night. The inst race will get underway at 7 30 . Entered in the free for All Pace Are such outstanding horses As Brook Queen owned by Glen Bice of Galesburg 111., and driven by Virgil Curtis direct Flash owned by or. And mrs. A b. Nash Albert Lea Minn and driven by k b. Collar and sporting Linda owned and driven by Freddie Chandler Chariton. Good horses in the 2 24 Pace include Scott Prim owned by Dale Bales it. Madison and driven by Dick Terwillger and Lusty Gal. Owned by Bertha Keith. Bedford and driven by John Keith. Loann owned by Robert Carey or Columbus Junction and Lesota key owned by or. And mrs. Nash Are among the top entries in the 2 20 Trot. Another Carey horse i hat is a possible High mistier in the 2 28 Trot. Tipiere will be two heats to each race with each heat a race. Another full card of racing is scheduled for wednesday night elect Dave Mccoid out Dave Mccoid of it. Pleasant was elected chairman by the first District Junior delegates at a lengthy session held thursday night in Des Moines. The District juniors had attended the caucus of the seniors earlier in the evening then started in on their own session. After Many hours of argument discussion and bartering they came up with a slate of candidates that was approved. The locals had promoted Linn Hunsaker for vice chairman but in older to assure getting Tho chairmanship did some bartering and Joan Weaver of Wapello was elected vice chairman. The Henry county group had posters banners a drum and noisemakers to give their contingent a True a a old fashioned a political rally appearance. They and other Junior delegates were in session until about 2 . And the slate was approved in the later formal session. The local delegates called it a a wonderful time Quot they included Doris and Jean Register Mary Fil Len safer Ann Calloway. Pat Waters Linn Hunsaker Dave Mccoid Jim Nelson and Diane Jones. E. W. Dusenberry taken by death f w buz/1 Dusenberry. 63. Died at the memorial Hospital sunday evening about six o clock he had been ill the past week Atter suffering a recurrence of a heart condition. The son of Columbus and Mary French Dusenberry. Of a was no n Southwest of Oakland Mills in Henry county on May 8, 1895 and u. S. Jets drop million leaflets Beirut Lebanon three unit d states scattered More than leaflets Over Lebanon us the people that Here up a Jet planes one million today tenth s. Forces had been a resident of it pleas Here to la in maintain Leb ant the last 30 years the Home in a,1<\so Independence recent years being at 1205 East ii a mph t it. Printed in Arab Washington. He was a Veteran of world Wai j. P. Hemmings new London Dies new London mings. 77, retired new London died j p hem grocery Man of at his Home at five die on Iowa roads Freedom a the nine . Soldiers who were held captive in communist East Germany arc shown As they Aii ived in Frankfurt. Their release was negotiated by the american red Cross in conjunction with the red Cross in East Germany left to right facing the camera Are a Apt Alan crisper of Wyncote a capt. Frank Athanason sunglasses of Greenville so. Mal James Zeller of mount Joy. A. Two Leroy Malone it sunglasses of Raymond Kansas maj. George Kemper it Escondido Calif. And it. Thomas Westbrook tall profile of Macon a. Pakistan faces India and Afghanistan. Afghanistan is a Neutral country but is so close to soviet Russia As to be fearful of russian infiltration or subversion or both. Parisian and Afghanistan Are equally involved in the efforts of the path ans the wild nomadic Peoples that lie Between these two nations to establish a new state to be called Pushtu Tan. The pathans Are an extremely interesting tribal people who May be remnants of the so called lost tribes of Israel because of vestigial customs and traditions among them As Long As Pakistan belongs to the Baghdad pact it can safely move in the orbit of Asiatic nations related to nato. If the Baghdad pact is destroyed by the elimination of Iraq the United states May have to Guarante the existence of Pakistan directly. This will raise numerous questions with India which would prefer Pakistan not to exist at All. India has been playing the soviet game on a Gamble but now has a serious problem on its hands in the emergence of the communist Force in a word this revolution in Iraq upsets the Structure of alliances and affiliations which have been carefully constructed since world War ii and upon which the United states hoped to build a peace. It also upsets All existing arrangements among the neutrals. 10 30 am. Sunday. Jesse Peri Hemmings. Son o f Mary Wilks a and John Hemmings. Was born september 8. 1880 near Danville. He was married april 21. 1904 at new London to Elizabeth Alice Linder. For Many years he was in the grocery business in new London and for More than 20 years was in the partnership of d. W. Brown when tin firm was known As Brown and Hemmings. He has been retired since 1950 or. Hemmings was a 50-year member of masonic Lodge no. 28. Both of and am. And of the Mia of new London. Besides mrs Hemmings he leaves two Brothers j a Hemmings of Holliday. Mo., and r w. Hemmings a of Fairfield. Two Sisters. Mary and t Alice and two Brothers Fred and Frank preceded him in death. I services will be held tips duty afternoon at 2 30 at the Elliott Chapel in new London. The Rev. E d Byrd pastor of the presbyterian Church will officiate tile masonic Lodge will administer last rites at the Burge cemetery. Friends May Call at the Elliott Chapel monday evening from 7 to 9. Hospers Iowa up Nick Cor att 21, Hospers was killed today when the car which he was driving collided with a truck on Iowa Highway 33 eight Miles North of be Mars. The truck Driver. William Kokier Orange City escaped injury. Croatt died instantly with a Skull fracture and crushed Chest. Both vehicles plunged into a ditch after the crash. Hillsboro Bank robber is paroled Iraq to permit . Citizens to leave country Tehran. Iran up a the revolutionary government of Iraq has decided to open its Borders to permit United states citizens to leave the country if they wish it was reported Here today. Jack Spears representative of the Morrison Knudson organization an american firm working in Basra on iraqi development projects said the first group of americans was scheduled to arrive in Tehran tuesday afternoon. He said it consisted of about 30 women and children dependents of . Workers in Basra. Spears told United press International his office Here received the information in a Cable message from the company office in Iraq today. The americans were expected to reach Iran by Road. They will but the iraqi revolt also poses he flown to Tehran from Abadan problems for soviet Russia. In the i la a chartered iranian ail ways first place soviet russians position j plane. As an imperialist country in the arrangements were made to whole of Asia is absolutely exposed take them on from Tehran to new Nasser May pose As an Independent York in a chartered Kim plane. Merchant buying and gelling where j he can but once the marines set Appeal for foot on lebanese soil Nasser Al fort to establish a land Bridge be-1 tween Egypt and Syria was thwarted. If the turks come to our Aid in Lebanon what May develop is a turkish Israel Alliance for Mutual defense which w Ould limit Nasser a imperialist designs. There Are two lighting nations that Nasser cannot influence by propaganda bees e they Are against him per be. Such an Alliance could Force Nasser to risk Hilton another War As that which occurred j James in the Sinai Peninsula two years teachers ago. Copyright 1958 Kine by up at least four persons lost their lives in traffic accidents during the week end in Iowa while one person drowned and another was burned to death. The latest traffic fatality was Ronald Short 59, a retired army lieutenant colonel formerly of Hazelton. He was killed when his car collided with another car five Miles East of Oelwein sunday night. Short s wife Rita and passenger Leonard Brown 60, Hazelton were critically injured mrs Brown also in the car was in Good condition j the Driver of the other car i gust a Scherman Oelwein suffered minor injuries j or. And mrs. Sam Andre an elderly Lisbon couple and Albert Mussig Stanwood were fatally injured when their car was struck by a car near Wheatland Friday. Joseph Kovacs 45, la Grange 111., drowned sunday while fishing Ion the Iowa Side of the Bellevue lock and dam on the Mississippi River. Leroy Ebert 9, Elizabeth 111., died of Burns in Dubuque which he suffered when gasoline he was using to clean a bicycle ignited. He was the son of or and mrs. John Ebert Elizabeth. Mrs Ebert and another son were also burned when they tried to beat out the flames. Fort Madison Iowa up the second of two Texas Brothers sentenced to 25 years in prison for the 1954 Holdup of the Hillsboro state Bank today was paroled from the state Penitentiary Here. Billie Joe Gilmore 23, Whitt Texas was sentenced along with his brother Richard 21, in 1954 to a life term by the late judge Paul Mccoid mount pleasant. However Mccoid called for a rehearing and sentenced the two to 25 years each after finding that the mandatory life term for Bank robbery had been changed by the Iowa legislature. The two were convicted of robbing the Hillsboro Bank of $1.8�i4. They had been workers on a Gas another pipeline in now a for about a year before the robbery. Richard was paroled earlier year from his sentence horse show tonight Mam Fine horses and riders will participate in the Henry county Saddle club horse show at the Henry county fair tonight monday at 7 15 of clock. Monday afternoon preliminary judging was held in three classes j the 15 outstanding horses of the j Western pleasure class were Sej elected and will compete tonight As will the eight Best horses in the fined $200 on charges after fight i a member of the american legion and the v.f.w., and of the masonic Lodge in of. Pleasant and the elks Lodge at Fairfield he was owner of the Dusenberry starting Gate used in starting harness races at Many county fans and some of the state fairs. On August 15, 1916 at Billings mont., he and Florence Holley were j sniping at military planes married. She and his brother and also fired at an egyptian Airliner in and bearing a picture of president Eisenhower fluttered Down on this tiny country after the heaviest firing since the marines landed broke out in Beirut this morning. Apparently no marines were involved. The i s. Embassy reported that lebanese rebels who have been sister Loren Dusenberry it. Pleasant and mrs Gilbert Coe Des Moines survive. He was predeceased by three children who died in infancy and by his ends. Services will be held attempting to land at Beirut sunday the embassy statement supported by the lebanese foreign at Par j ministry denied a United Arab i Republic statement that u. S. Mall a in i lines tired on the plane. Jerry Stewart Salem has been fined a total of $200 and costs in wednesday at the St. Michael s episcopal Church with the Rev. John o Simpson at More officiating. Interment will be at Forest Home cemetery the body will be taken from the Crane funeral a Marine corps spokesman said marines working together with the lebanese army have arranged their forces at the Airport to prevent any further sniping at planes Landing. Home to the Dusenberry Home late j the shooting erupted at 3 Justice Rudolph Eckey s court on monday afternoon and will be hinges of assault and Battery and there until time for the services Disi Iii hmm the peace filed in con friends Mav Call there Nocturn with a Light in Salem Sun a those who desire May contribute Lav night. Stewart paid $100 and i m a memorial for or i costs on each charge. According to Deputy Robert. Nicholson the fight was touched Stock Florse class and the five Best 0jt in the Clover Leaf class. The other class on Toni shy do Union 1 was torn a a is pro a include children Pony driving cars around the Muddy Fine harness children s equitation three gaited clipped mane and set Tail English pleasure of clock this morning. It rocked the upper edges of the rebel held Basta Section and suburban parts of the City for almost an hour. Dusenberry the United states shrugged off by an earlier incident sunday evening in which the Salem Ball at the Field five gaited and Farmers race charged with torturing son this democrats to Convene Long Range building program fair grounds Busy Center the Henry county fair grounds was a Busy Center monday As livestock was placed in stalls ready for showing the 4-h Booths were prepared and the carnival company set up tents and equipment. 4-h girls senior demonstrations will take place tuesday the Junior demonstrations wednesday. Judging of 4-h livestock will take place tuesday. Des Moines up a some 3.079 delegates Are expected to attend the democratic state convention Here saturday. State sen. Edward j. Mcmanus Keokuk the party s candidate lot lieutenant governor and temporary chairman of the convention will open the meetings at la rep Mel win goad d Low i will address tile convention in the morning and gov. Herschel pc Loveless will deliver the keynote address at 2 . District caucuses will elect members to serve on various committees and will also nominate a Man and woman to serv from each District on the stat Central committee for two Yea the delegates will elect members of the Central committee c also adopt a platform in the afternoon. Held. Several fences were also damaged. Stewart went into a Salem cafe about 7 30 pm. And told Elmer Mcdorman he understood that Mcdorman had told someone that it was Stewart who damaged the Field. Nicholson said. Stewart then struck Mcdorman in the Back of the head and the fight ensued several others tried to break up the fight and Gifford Garmoe was struck by Stewart several times the Deputy said. Garmoe filed an assault charge against Stewart but dismissed it j monday morning. Mcdorman filed Paul Lee returned the assault charge on which Ste Home at Whites wart was fined. Nicholson filed the the peace charge after at St. Michael a episcopal Church contributions May be left at the Crane funeral Home or at the rectory. Danville woman Hurt in Accident j Lebanon id. Up a 38- year old truck Driver and his wife i were free on Bond today on charges of torturing her son be Quot put rat Poison in our cause he or. And mrs. To their trailor town Aiter posting Bonds of $1,000 disturbing each on charges of assault Battery. The Case Tion when from the and Arr no Stewart and bringing him to the rebel threats to Call for egyptian syrian and soviet a volunteers and poured More paratroops into Lebanon today. Today a arrivals were the last of 1,400 paratrooper support units Hying in from Germany in a steady Airlift. Troops include artillery signal and ordnance units. Burlington. Iowa up mrs. Purl Van Hemert 39. Danville was in critical condition Here today following a one car Accident saturday night. They brought the total of a s. Strength in Lebanon to about 10,000 men 9,000 marines and paratroopers ashore and an 1,800-Man Marine battalion afloat As a Hospital attendants said mrs Mobile Reserve came to Public Atten the boy slipped away trailer carrying his county jail. County authorities Are still investigating the Ball Field incident Blanket Aud went to the Whites town Marshall with his Story of a three Day period of tort me. Sheriff Wilbur single said the j boy Gary Higgins la. Had Mon than too bruises on his body and also had been burned severely. New storms in Plains states new Call for treaty by Russia ailed propaganda Van Hemert suffered severe fractures lacerations and possible internal head injuries. She is the wife of a prominent Des Moines county Farmer who is in Moscow with an Iowa farm group touring Europe. Mrs Van Hemert. Alone in the car was thrown from the vehicle j authorities said a Burlington 1 Man recently filed a lawsuit against the woman in connection with a traffic Accident two years ago in which two person. Were killed. This is about the size of the lebanese army. Rebel Leader Saab a Lam told United press International he would rail on the u a r and the soviet Union to Send volunteers if u. S. Marines try to enter rebel held territory in Lebanon. So far there have been Only minor clashes Between the rebels and the american troops. Up correspond it Bert Spencer reported from the Carrier . Saratoga that seven u. S. Had been hit by rebel fire planes forced to jump from Motorboat Washington i Upit facials said russians new Dubuque. Iowa up a passengers of a Motorboat i forced to jump into a Cha Tine us of-1 tween the Mississippi River Call for Lake Peosta Here cars collide at intersection by Ipi a new found of thunderstorm erupted in the flood stricken Plains states during the night my Tornado funnels darted Aero three states Missouri and Kansas where flood damage has mounted into tile millions of dollars braced Foi additional flood threats today in the Wake of weekend storms More than a dozen two ter o West Tornado funnels swirled across peace five were i i be j and i saturday when inn East West treaty of Friendship i their at caught fire j appeared to be another props a other 5oatg in the Channel rps i Gancia gambit. Thev said it. Of rude the five persons one of whom Mideast at a glance Fem Little that the West has not previously rejected. They tended to believe Russia renewed the Friendship treaty idea now in the midst of Western was treated for bums. Thomas Schlueter i u b u q ii a owner of the boat said the flames overspread the boat when the engine backfill d and the troop landings in the Middle Hatch was blown open. East As part of its intensified i Campaign to convince Uncommit-1d. Q. N ted nations that Moscow not the kit is0s dig potatoes engine not the True protagonist of cars driven by Joan it pleasant and it pleasant route Berkshire Des Moines up a the presidents of the state s three tax supported colleges joined sunday in a television Appeal for a Long Range building program at the state schools. The presidents of the University the intersection of highways 78 Lead 218 North of Olds at noon sunday j miss Berkshire was driving a 1958 Ford owned by James so. A j maker. Cedar rapids North on 218 and Roth had just turned North a a 1 onto 218 from 78 when the an Comman Rier John h. Wilke and fat of happened Roy Craig of Bob Tabby Post 58. Miss Berkshire went to the i lit the american legion were in Des attempt to miss Roth a 19. Sections of Kansas Colorado and Peter g Roth Wyoming sunday night one twist five collided at. Or touched Down neat Cheyenne wyo., but caused no Damag it Hail storms pelted Cheyenne and Akron. Colo., during the storm attend school on korean Bonus the United states and its allies have maintained in the past there is no Rice for an East West Friendship treaty because All the countries concerned Are members of the United nations. Thev Are already committed in Dean Cordes can claim some honors for big potatoes. He brought some Large ones to the news monday morning As evidence. Three of them weighed two pounds. He planted the week by fore faster. Wins Pony at beavers Market Der the Gre Sion. U n. Charter to non a Moines saturday to attend a school held at Argonne armory by the korean Bonus Bonds compel Virgil Hancher station Board of Iowa james1 they brought Back a Sample a sue Jackson daughter of or. And mrs. J. Stewart Jackson it ii tic Pony Given away at beavers Market in connection with the store grand opening. Local fans take baseball trip Ford Coupe but the Leit rear of the car she was driving caught the right rear fender on the Roth making the elks baseball Exour Auto. The Shumaker car then went Sion by train to Chicago from Here into the ditch. The car was Dan. Fined for intoxication Sim. were Clifford Cantwell Iowa state College and1 plication Blanks for both eligible aged an estimated $350 Deputy Walter Beattie Jim of Connor or. Matoker Iowa state korean veterans and survivors of j Robert Nicholson investigated Leo w Sanderson Hillsboro a. Aud or and Stan Walgren. They College voiced again veterans who died in that conflict miss Berkshire and Shumaker been fined $10 and Cist. In mayor saw the Milwaukee braves beat the the needs for 68 million dollars in for More information either of were on their Way to a dinner at Wade my bet bus court on an inn is Chicago cubs 4-2 features construction funds within in to 12 these two legion representatives Crawfordsville when the Accident cation charge flip Ltd by police Bater a number of fans from Ainsworth j the state Republican Central com car is damaged the Ben a. G Lier ear was damaged on the Side when struck by another Rar on a Concrete Bridge past of Des Moines saturday afternoon. The other vehicle hit water on the Side of the pavement and the Driver momentarily lost control. The Side of the Galer car near the left rear door was damaged. No i one was injured. Or. And mrs. Galer were return-1 ing from Des Moines where they had attended a dinner meeting of Syndicate inc years. I May be contacted occurred Day night Ilso bearded the train Here. Mittee. By up Washington Eisenhower says will not undercut u. N. Expected to offer u. N. Quot Summit a conference on Mideast. Beirut heaviest firing in two weeks heard near rebel sector troops not involved although one Marine unit alerted Cairo Nasser returns from Damascus meeting where announced military Alliance with new rebel government of Iraq. Amman King Hussein severs diplomatic relations with Nasser gets 121 million Dollar loan from u. S. London foreign Secretary says Britain ready to meet Russia a any tune in proper forum United nations Security Council meets tor decision japanese step Gap proposal to halt panic diplomacy and ease Mideast situation. New Nehru Khrushchev proposal tor Diate Summit conference v otes Aid for Small business Washington upi1 tile House approved by overwhelming voice vote today a 260-million-Dol-Lar program of Quot fringe benefits tax Relief for Small business. Accepts name t

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