Innkeeper from Hannover Starts 4000 mile US Walk for Orphans
Rudi Reese, 53, Hannover innkeeper, arrives aboard the Hanseatic in New York from Europe. He plans a 4000 mile walk through the east and midwest to aid orphans. Reese carries a brass miner's lamp and a scroll signed by 14 Lengede cause survivors thanking the late President Kennedy for his interest.
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Rudi Reese
Hannover
Germany
New York
Europe
East
Middle West
United States
Reese
Lengede- Breistedt
Kennedy
Above Average April Rain Boosts Muscatine Water Levels
Weather summary shows April precipitation at Muscatine reaching 7 inches, the heaviest in nine years, with regional wells and Mississippi river stage rising. Observers note groundwater gains, temperatures slightly above normal, and a total yearly moisture of 27.02 inches, with 6.40 inches typical for the period.
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F. J.bayerbach
Muscatine
Awith
Misesissippi
Hoopes
Jevel
Jevere
Hunda
Mississippi River
Muscaline
Bauerbach
Nation's Business Economy At Near-Record Prosperity
In New York AP report Darden Chambliss notes several firms flag strong profits in the first quarter and hints of a one third rise from 1952 to 1953. The economy enters a 38th straight month of expansion near peacetime records, with Johnson highlighting a boost to GDP to about 31 billion dollars.
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General Mato
Steel Corp
Texaco
Wi2
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Cottonest-Shedding Cottonwood in Carson Iowa
Carson Iowa residents celebrate a giant cottonwood on Harald Byers farm near High way 92. The circumference measures 31 feet with Lynda Fox Gwen Core and Peggy Hots attempting to span it. State official Dave Bathurst notes it may not be tall but has wide limbs and deserves attention.
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Gwen Cove
Carson
Iowa
United States
Lynda
Fox
Qwen Core
Peggy
Hots
Kids and Their Pets
An essay extols a child’s inestimable affection for animals and the instinct to care for strays or beloved pets. It notes children’s push to keep a stray dog or cat, the mother’s concern, and the gentle bond formed as a child hugs a kitten or other creature, stressing that such care is vital to a child’s humanity.
Not Like Mary's Lamb on Route 4 Farm Tale
The Nyenhuis children Terry 11 Brian 7 Roger 9 and Valerie 4 raise several lambs on their Route 4 farm. The lambs, unlike Mary’s famous lamb, avoid school and prefer leaping in green fields. The children are son and daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Nyenhuis.
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Mary
Nyenhuis
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
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