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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - May 18, 1961, Mount Pleasant, Iowa The it. Pleasant news partly Cloudy vol. 83, no. 117mt. Pleasant Iowa thursday evening Mav us 1961 these Days by George e. Sokolsky mass movements i am often told not to dignify somebody or something by giving him or it Public attention. The idea behind advice is that nothing exists unless it is noted in the press. T Learned different in october 1917. Seven men and two women who were generally of Neutral personalities came to Petrograd to take Over Russia. I knew most of them. I knew where they were hiding. Of an evening one might have gone to a cafe chant ant As they called a night club there to listen to an actress ridicule these men and women. Trotzky in particular was ridiculed Madam Kollantay a wealthy woman turned red laughed at for her Beauty and Glt xxi clothes. That wa.-, 44 years ago. I recall attending the constituent Assembly which was the Hope of the russian people Lenin sat on the platform for a Short time Ile was a mild. Calm Dull looking Man who looked perhaps like a Printer or maybe a grocer. He waved to a girl in the Balcony. Then the bolsheviks got bored. They left the Hall. The seats they vacated were so few that numerically they counted for nothing. This was a Small band of nobodies who fancied themselves rulers. Then one of them Cybenko came into the Hall of the taurine Palace and gently told the assembled delegates that they had better get out. One Man against the nation. So they All got out. They went their various ways. Fails to associates to hear Newsom the Iowa Wesleyan associates berserk Knifer kills two and slashes others Houston. Tex. I up i a those we a to a will have for their speaker Friday that know him Call him a Nice night. June 2. A top flight new kind Guy with a big heart and York Public relations Man. He is a gentleness Peculiar Only to Large Earl Newsom native iowan who men lire size. Heads his own firm which bears his it difficult to believe that name and has among its Charles e. White to. Was the firms such As Standard Oil of new map who went ber., irk and ran Jersey. 1 rampant through Wing after Wing the associates arc an advisory of the Hospital with a Jai re knife group made up of fades in Busi plunging it into anybody and Ness and professions their meet anything that got in his Way inc in Jun will be part of com a a Quot stabbed and slashed six Menc went weekend. Isons. Besides himself Killi 139 listed to graduate. Complete class Sermon Victory for sunday night rebel al my by or. Wilson no verdict in Glenwood murder trial Seoul. Korea it up it Premier or Owen wit no. Pastor of fir t pre. By Tyrian Church will give tile cd a Sermon Ai the it. Pleasant High school baccalaureate service on sunday evening Cortin i in Van Brussel will play i the Organ Prole or and processional Strong tion in Ltd Korea who had Chang s govern John m. Chang formally resigned Glenwood his Cabinet today and Republic of of nine. A Oman Korea president Posun Yun promptly declared his support for the new ruling military Junta. The twin moves handed a Complete Victory to tile revolutionary command which launched its grab for porn r Only two Days ago. Which had a ecu d to 11"�?T,. 20, Impi a a jury and three men deliberated the Fate of layer Charles Edwin since tuesday Wras e x. A we a. Strong opposition l x or and Reoe clonal the May a Quot and stairs officials in tto old singers and the mixed Shotts. Slough to restore planting future Christmas Treis a Fra also present at the dinner will and leaving two other in critical be Mary Pickford of movie Fame condition boys idiom who will be on the Wesleyan police had to use tear ga., a with miss Jean resister Acconi-1 mint a Lac Carly hour ii o the i paying will sing. Hellion. The Rev James Troxel will give in. ,., the invocation and Benediction and it. Plasant High school assisted in Clearing a tract and hand Plant Campus to unveil a work of Art shei a Mot gun and pistols before they Tojo Rov Stout will read the of Jim some 3,000 Little Pines or. To. Or and mrs Howard Iti. Farm prot enter the College. Quot lady Den Sot him handcuffed to a Stretcher Urc a Dulc Cal r of Stere n Mil s South of it. Pleasant shown Are g be Kopl Tret in. High by sir piter Lely. And a a a Strait jacket. On wednesday evening members or. Newsom is one of four iowans i his Hospital pyjamas were Jim Krabill and Lonny Morrow All of Trenton and Roger Garnjobst vocational agriculture instructor. These Wen among several thousand Trees planted in the county this Spring. Among other wore Clarence grab a 500 Karl Kneel i too Stan Swan 2.000 pea it Van sync 500 Glen Mccabe 3.000, Robert Sampson 4.000 Virgil or. K. N. 1,000 and Dale Kinney Stanley Muscatine 2,000 j baccalaureate and humorist de a Mosquito bite the Mark a is Here Brut Prim. For. Ter of Fairfield pointed Ward Wright will in the feature of who will be featured in the Wes soaked with blood his own and Leyan Conizene ment. Mackinley that of i. Victims. He was shot Rattler will give the commence three tunes once with a Shotgun ment address june 5, c Maxwell blast that All but Tore an Ann off. Will Peak at but it bothered him no More than of tile graduating will present their commencement program. Linda Biggs will give the Welcome and open the discussion on Quot present Day challenges and american de i Stephen Young Margaret i Des Moines it up it Wilson Jon tru blood Karin Suther Llna 44 Martensdale cased today because it reach a decision. Judge Leroy in Johnson dismiss d the panel at 11 35 . To my was hic Ord despite Day Law lathe Mills county District courtroom and asked the Foreman. Sam Garnett. If a decision had been reached. Garit said there had been no decision and so Johnsr thanked i the jurors for their service and dismissed them ending tension which had built up since the deliberations began at 11 16 a. In. Tuesday. Kelley a Minneapolis parking lot attendant accused of the feb. 22 slaying a Council Bluffs of Alvin attempted Iowa Bank robbery i Koehrsen 54, Walnut Iowa will lie j tried again. James i tile second trial was set for tile today nex term of court Here scheduled during the intervening 44 years this Small band became masters of a Large part of the world. Lenin j has been deified and most of his associates have been murdered. Trotzky was assassinated in Mexico and Angelica Balabanoff is in Palo Alto writing. Perhaps she alone remains of those who at tended Tho Zim Merwald conference which started this particular Ball rolling. At that rime who thought that the bolsheviks would Ever amount j to anything everyday i went to the Smolny Institute where they j made their Headquarters and j never did one see a More Motley Crew. But soon the hair was combed the beards were trimmed the clothes were More orderly. These were the new rulers. Each time Pollee shot him. Try or nor Ruia Russell and Waunita was driven a term not to exceed five to begin june 5. However the ease out. The Trees May be Harvest i for Hist a tree.-, la Foi the annual alumni banquet june Rig to Knock the bloody Hunting Kerr will Peak years for his part in an attempted could be continued beyond that Wood and Iii air Lei saw logs. At present a e p ing haul cd 3. Knife out of hts hand he looked burglary at a Norwalk Iowa a Bank term. 1 from the Black Hills for the pulpwood at the it. Madison Plant he Wellman was the Birthplace of at them and muttered a ashes to Trio no i a Rita Russell wan sept. 5, 1960. I a a said. Or. Newsom his father and Moth ashes and dust to Dut. Under the Quot act program hot government . To per cent cloth or. Rev. J. R. And Ellen Day new a _ Cost of the ire and planting up to $45 an am it for soon both Wesleyan graduates it the Trees Are $4 40 a thousand if Bouge it it us the try. Would were missionaries Earl j ill set Coil it of Cost around $22 a thousand was born after their return to the j purpose of the reforest rat Ion is to us it an. T o pour fur Auricula United states from India and while j tit Tural production for another purpose that is. Production of Trees with Rev. served the Wellman the hop Quot of harvesting crop. Canada joins . In warning of threat to peace Ria Buck and Sally Sutton and Federal District court judge Roy harrs n<1 Krown 2 of the mixed chorus will sing. The l. Stephenson handed Down the Minneapolis was convicted last Rev. Alton Koch will give the in sentence in u. S District court month in Council Bluffs of the i vocation. Cornelia Van Brussel. Sutherlin was caught in a trap Koehrn shooting and was sen will play the Organ prelude and the set by . Agents state author Iten ced death on the allows processional and Jean Register will pies and the Warren county Sher-1 the mate demanded that Kelley. Be the accompanist for tile chorus. Iff office. Law enforcement of whom confession stated that fee Man Bolh Pegram will take place in facials said they knew the Bank was a shot Kos Rafn 1 Don 1 know pm National the High school gymnasium. The Quot Soh Dulard to be robbed on a m8ny Lune Quot was admitted As Evi in time for each is a p in. Weekend so they set their trap and dance in is trial also be executed. A i the a Nav a 7.in ?n1�?T the 139 mrm Brns of the Grad merely waited for the burglary at it amp it made no attempt where he went through Oberlin 1�urkia\� at Reau p. In. At Trio j latin class. Who will receive Irani to prove the youth s innocence in methodist Church As pastor. The or. we As graduated from fort Madison High school and a Bald unil a Ai i moved to Ohio with his family in Fine sat armory since then i have never ignored a mass movement no matter How mall or How absurd. Most mass movements appear absurd even ridiculous when they Start. The beginnings of Hitler must have been very funny to the onlooker this Charlie Chaplin figure screaming and Yelling and attitude sizing in Beer Halls. Hitler was not so funny when he disturbed the entire world. We laughed at him but Many of our sons died on account of him. Perhaps they died because no one would take Hitler seriously at the right time which was when he started. When i report Small mass mov ments some serious some screwball j in the United states i am often told not to Quot dignify such absurd a Ottawa it up a Candass prime minister John Diefenbaker joined with president Kennedy today in a warning that any Western hemisphere alignment with foreign communism obviously referring to Cuba threatens a peaceful and democratic evolution Quot in latin America. Diefenbaker whose government maintain.-, diplomatic and Trade relations with Cuba agreed with Kennedy Quot that the alignment of a regime in the Western hemisphere with communist leadership abroad was a matter for serious the matter of for ii i a cd n communist incursions was be lived to be one of the major subjects during the two leaders talks Here. The joint communique winding up the president s 42-hour visit to Canada also included a Call for reinforcing the strength and Unity of j the Western Alliance so that a Strong defense can be maintained against the threat of communism abroad. In an obvious reference to Cuba the communique described com j Monist alignments in the hem sphere As a threat to a peaceful and democratic evolution of the College and taught at Western Reserve Academy before doing graduate work at Columbia University. After being on the staff of literary , he was executive Secretary of the Oil heating Institute and later vice president of John Day publishing company he entered the Public relations Field and was with Norman Bel Geddes and company before forming his own firm. Annual Federal inspection. To search for cause of Cluster of leukaemia cases Mon hemisphere front against j latin american Peoples a enjoy Mph c. Spring sing sewer line authorized j Chicago up a tile u. A the men Public health service said today it will question hundreds of residents of a Chicago suburb in search of j the cause of a strange Cluster of leukaemia cases among children. I epidemic disease expert or Clark w. Heath or. Said the in rating elate who will receive diplomas at the commencement sex the inspecting officer is major erases provided they finish their Sampson of the fifth army head work satisfactorily Are quarters in Chicago 111. Thursday Linda Kay Bachman afternoon he inspected the units Linda Lou Biggs record.-, equipment and the armory Eden. Marie Blosser in Ere nor Pat in la Ann Bonser a Lester mane Branch maj. Sampson will be joined in Russell Lee Branch the inspect Ion of the troops by maj Wanda Lea Buck Paul abri.-/, of Burlington training Nde Buffington officer for the 113th armoured re burls a a Carol Ann Campbell con Kanee Batt. Cash Donald e Linda Dale Campbell Parsons of Burlington and sgt. Warren Eldon Campbell James l. Junes of Burlington both Eugene Edward Christner army advisors for the 113th. I run Erton Clancy the inspecting officers will join sue Verano Cunnick with Edwin it Budt Tram local Elsie Norene Craig . Post commander James Elizabeth Maxine Crile Green trustee of the local vow Charlotte Ann dairies and Roger Calor service officer for a Laster 1 Decker the local Post at Iris court for Linda Lou Devol dinner prior to the inspection of i Mary Sharon Douglas Sonja Jean Driskell William Jacob Duggins tempt. The shooting. But court appointed they declined to divulge How the y attorney Robert Heithoff did make knew the Bank was going to be a plea to the jury to stipulate a burglarized. Prison sentence rather than exec Sutherlin was reportedly the drive ution. Or of a car which pulled up to the the jurors had four choices Bank Early the morning of sept. 5. They could have found Kelley two men got out and Sutherlin guilty of first degree murder with drove away. The death penalty stipulated guilty he was quickly nabbed by Walt Degre murder with life in ing authorities and the other two Mason stipulated guilty of second men were arrested after they had Doi?it0 Man Der or Rcd the Bank through a broken i window. They were identified As John rime 20. And Danny Dooley 17, both of Des Moines. Kane has been sentence d to the Church pageant is May 25 Federal reformatory at al Reno at 8 a. In okla., for an indeterminate term. Dooley was released on probation. The jurors deliberated until almost Midnight tuesday and then were taken to the Estes hotel Here. They resumed at 8 . Wednesday and were recessed for the night again at 11 30 ., Only to return to the second floor jury room today. Deanna Mac Dunn Doyle James Dunn Jack Leroy fans Minger Donna pose Ericson Sharon Virginia Eye 11 or Bart Everett fart a Shari Ann Fariss routine business was on the Agenda at the City Council meet acted the comparatively rare disease in suburban Niles Between a a ii Dennis John Fitzpatrick Vest lotion would seek to Rind Why pageant depicting us yews of Junro Beth Ford eight children aged 3 to 14. Eon methodic in i pleasant will be Robert formation. Or. Presented on thu Day. Mav 25, in a Frances Opal Fuller connection with the 125th Anni a. A Judith Elizabeth Gillaspy Ersary of the congregation in Eugene Glover six or the Chi be to died and one pm Sant a cd Tell it did Eaton or the Sharon Lee Goddard an enthusiastic audit Nee tilled ties by divine them publicity. The Tho High m Hoot auditorium to Ca. Surprising fact is they somehow parity wednesday evening for the my w line Day night make their own publicity just a annual Spring sing direct d by mrs. The Council discussed the in j 1957 and 1960 a Man trying to jump off a tenth mini must and entitled Alalia lion of a to toot sewer line Story ledge into a crowded Street. Youth sings Quot. Done to. O r. St eel West to adorns i w Sun a curious at attention. The Junior High chorus and glee Street at the result. T of property Heath said it a Una a us i want the Little mass movements at began the Mma Eal a Venine with a a,.11iud began Roe musical Ere Ning w in owners Max beavers and Darrell there should he err Manv rates this moment in this country Are four numbers Acom Danied by Leon u a it. T i in. A. 1 y . Tile City agreed to pay for a a if Hin one Ronin nit that seven very different from those in the poster followed by the mixed a a ,. Valun on , that seven a Lou unto Oliu mix a out third of the co t Briers and of the victims were cite and that 1930. Then folks Young and old. Chorus it combined . Hankies. . Who plan to build on a . ,.a a red a a Quot acre angry because of the Depres double it tue a Etc. The Arabe Abadom. Al a l0,s on wcb5tt. Win the inspectors Quot a Quot Pic i its a a a Quot cd Sion. They had not expected that Maroon and Gold singers Aud r,.st n. Worn hereon May 26-27 hive been the american economic system treble Cle groups of the senior a it no a Clufus order we by the Bels Quot of 4w Teeth in at the american Quot sue Jackson could Ever collapse they had school who pres ated a Vaclov u a Niove jul us 7a3 we a. A i from veterans Hospital. Gary Wayne Jennings through the mad 20 s and expected lately of selections to please every. Q.,k Tiet the its inflationary character to be listener. Permanent. They drank spiked Jean Register Paulette Thayer Beer and bought liquor from injured while president prepares .a1 is Len Rii /1 Rii a _ to Llo to i Kins i new London journal a Wesley Colby sustained injuries Washington up a Prest j saturday evening about 6 Dent Kennedy returned to the j when run Over by a Corn planter. White House today from what he. Colby was planting Corn on the termed an a extremely Worth-1 judge Walter piety Hill land new Church building. Memorial poppies received Here Donald Eugene Hamm James Floyd Harshbarger Sharon Lee Hays Mary Katherine Hayward Donna Grace Hendricks Glen Stewart Hite Carajo Holland Charles w. Hourihan Patricia Mae Hunold Leo Lawrence Hunting and neighbors complained about it r and May Mclean Buie the senior a nuisance. The Council in bootleggers. Tho spree Canto to an High accompanists. I tinted Homer by Muger to have thin to go on end and an entire nation lost j a Hope. Announce deaths of four russian generals colonel Rte 1r j w i. I. J la ii Juni reel j v a a j re to a a of 20,493 from May -3 through of Smoin. Iowa where they were Charles William Jerryl. A a a badly my a 25 Heath said. I made by disabled a Crana the Tak a a Quot by fire some tune ago they be sea Clung. He said. Tuttem a a a a a a a a or Quot any patterns which might de on f Dwight Jordan on the Street by Volunteer. From Robert Ray Kerr up which wu1 Eive us some Tho american legion auxiliary and Waunita Mac Kerr cooperating groups to be worn a. Are.111 inc Ilid. Wayne Devere King personal tribute to the american John David Kitchar dead. No Price l Ever placed Linda Lou Kitch on the poppy. Tile Aew Stroyi pen-1 Catherine Louise Klee in Eyer i Nies and the businessman s dollars Mary Lidia k1odnycky arc equally accept ate. A City Crew help Craig tear Down the House monday. It was stated at the meeting that the City a. Issued checks for two properties recently obtained for More off Street parking. Sam Rogula or. Was allowed $1,875 damages for i. Tire shop on Welt Madison. The George Brewer estate property was valued by condemn i Hon appraisers recently at $25,750. Fear increase in delinquency Des Moines up a state Law enforcement officials today expressed fear that juvenile delinquency in Iowa has reached Quot balanced proportions a with the nation s teenage crime wave. In the 1900 s the mass movements Are beginning to take on different characteristics. Young men and women Are still angry but one might guess that one reason for their anger is that Roosevelt sociology. Keynesian economics Moscow up the soviet and the United nations have not defense ministry announced today brought them peace and Content the deaths of four soviet generals ment. Laugh at these Young and a colonel in an a aircraft because of their nihilistic Dent Quot while a carrying out their symbolism but their protest is spreading. So older folks Are de mending the abolition of the in Fri us de id included army Cie come tax and other groups pick 1 Kolpakchi a void War ii on other segments of our troubled Ann commander and Here of tilt lives. To ignore these movements Ira ova a t Union. More recently he because their causes Are badly j been an Ollie,a1 at he de by Bien ordered by May in Wade. Month reporting periods stated and because con men get sense ministry. Mcbeth to pay a $50 and costs Fine according to the report 268 boys into them As they got into the the Brief announcement As Cir on a Petty larceny charge to which All 18 and , have been sen liberalism of tile 20�?~s and 30. A curated by the official soviet Nafziger pleaded guilty not understanding the period in news Agency did not give details he was originally charged with 1960. This figure compared with the which we live. When one Organiza of the Accident. Grand larceny a charge which still 1263 that were committed Between tion can build a membership of j the announcement said the off May be considered by the grand july i 1958. And june 30. 1959. And 100,000. It cannot be ignored. Jeers a perished in an aircraft a jury he was one of four accused in the 259 that w re confined in the copyright. 1961. King features cadent while discharging their Riu a Sera of thefts recently As Previ j period from july i. 1959. To june inc j it by reported Kenneth Keith Krabill Gary William Kyle Reta Rae Lanferman i Linda Carol leveling 1 Robert Roy Lite Cpl most Walter Arthur Litton iowans receiving Aid to disabled Max Marlyn Long benefits will take a 30 per cent Cut Jean Knowlton Looker Aid to disabled benefits reduced us Moines fined on charge of Petty larceny a Board of control report re effect give june i. The state Board Jen it Howard Mabeus to a a a 01 a Onirio report re. George Carrel Martin Leas d today showed that the num social wed Urc said today. Patricia Marlene Martin Ber of first offenders committed to medical senders and drugs which Janet Kay Mathews the boys training school at Eldora eave been made available to the re Jerry Ray Maxwell in the past in months already sex through the state Vendor juuh7n-p�ui my or 1 3 1 Marvin Max Messer needs the number of first Wermers i payment medical plan since Jan. I cd Aruba Jarhl Miller Jack l Nafziger 18, it pleasant committed in the two previous 12-Jwi be terminated at the same Mary Ann Margaret Miller time the Board said. Kenneth Abraham Murphy about 31 per cent of the Aid-to-1 Janet Elaine Mcculley disabled casts have some other Cecil Oran Mcdowell f Ronald Ray Mcdowell tended to Eldora since last july i of income. These persons \ Richard David Mcgohan would be allowed to apply their in Linda Mae Neil come on the percentage reduction in Richard Arnold Nicholson state assistance Board members Baul Francis Nieman said this would mean that about a a a it Kathy a a of Connor i if in i i Dit term it it half of those with outside income i Janjy sue Peterson -0 i Hen would not have their benefits Cut. Dennis Wade Phillips while Quot trip to Canada and Lime a Diatel set about planning his next j foreign visit to Paris May 31. Kennedy set up an afternoon conference with Gen. James Gavin. U. S. Ambassador to France. Gavin was to Brief the chief executive on what to expect in talks with French president Charles de Gaulle. J Donald Merriman Proctor t Jon Gilbert Pugh Karin Reiner Joseph Raymond Riepe Mary finances Riepe Phyllis Mac Riley Donald Eugene Robertson William Hjalmar Rockwell Patricia Daun Roslyn Shirley Rose rude Charles Michael Rukgaber Rita Ann Russell Mary Ellen Sater Alfred David Savage Alice Dorothy Savage Karole Jane Scarff Linda Kay Scarff Patricia Louise Scarff Patricia Joan Smith Shaffner Thomas Lee Shumaker Donna Mae Smith Gary Dale Smith James Allen suavely Richard Paul Sommerfeld Kermit Allen Sperfslage Sara Ann Stanley Joyce l. Steffensmeier Carol Elaine Stephens Sara Lee Sutton Hazel Swailes David Paul Timmerman Carolyn Kay Tolson Jon Harold Trueblood Betty Ann Tweedy Thomas Caris Van Tuyl Rosetta Marie Vorhies Roberta Pauline Watters Ronald Wayne Welcher Larry John Wilke Carol Elaine Williams Margaret Ann Wilson Walter William Wilt James Warren Young Stephen Carl Young which he farms when a Bolt on the tractor seat broke throwing him Back of the tractor causing the planter to run Over him. He managed to get up and step the tractor then was taken to memorial Hospital where he re i Maine until sunday evening. He j suffered a dislocated shoulder Cap. Cuts and bruises. Worker attacked and beaten Sioux City. Iowa uple an a other worker at the strike bound Sioux City dressed beef Plant was i attacked and beaten today As he crossed Union picket lines police said. The beating of Harold Den har tog was the second such incident in 24 hours and authorities said they had received several reports of Homes of workers being splashed with paint bricks thrown through windows and other incidents apparently Atn mutable to the labor dispute. Schedule of events May 20 Mph Junior senior banquet and prom. May 21 a morning and noon first methodist Church dedication and Observance of 125th anniversary Mph baccalaureate in the evening at 8 May 24 Mph commencement 8 May 25 a first methodist Church pageant

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