Aquinas Principal to Get Summer Vacation
Fort Madison Iowa UPI reports Aquinas high school will send Rev. Ray mond V. Schwank to Hawaii for an 11 day, all expenses paid vacation. The 270 students organized the trip after he had not taken a vacation since 1955. Student council president John V. Doering said the students value him and funded the trip with trading stamps collected for two and a half months.
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Residents and visitors share Mother’s Day across Keota
Keota families host guests and relatives over the weekend. Eugene Zehr and family dined with the Millers in Washington. Joyce Yoder from Cedar Rapids stayed with Hob and Mrs Yoder. Cedar Rapids visitors Keith and Susie Baker joined the Ear Baker household. Guests include the Wines of Loveland Colorado and Bekker family of Davenport. Local trips include Ruth Dempsey at Columbus Junction and trips to Des Moines via the Hillyer home in Knox County. Various Wade and Wade-related visits recur throughout the week.
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Eugene Zehr
Harry B. Miller
Washington
Joyce Yoder
Cedar Rapids
Hob Yoder
Keith Baker
Susie Baker
Jim Baker
Ear Baker
Bill Yoder
Donna Lee
John Altenhofen
Harper
John Winegarden
Loveland
Colo
David Winegarden
Mathias Bekker
Davenport
Ted Watts
Jim Watts
Fred Wade
Marion
Grace Wade
Knoxville
Cliff Hillyer
Kate Witten
Witten
Nice
John van Fleets
Francis Wright
Henry Trier
Denny Stoutner
L. B. Dempsey
Debby
Columbus Junction
Dorothy Richardson
Cedar Falls
Roger Richardsons
Vic
Troy Sellmen
Raymond Wade
Fred Wades
Evelyn Wade
Iowa City
Ralph Romine
Clarence Wade
Randee Elaine
Milo Miller
Leland Wade
Miss Westfall
Randee
Elaine
Gerald Wade
Kinross
Gale Hotchkiss
Harold Seitsingers
Wade
Raymond
Johnny
Hillyers
Des Moines
California
Kennedy Addresses European Critics On Defense Burden
President Kennedy told a Washington banquet the United States would keep its voice on European security as long as it provides troops and dollars for common defense. He said long term goals would not be based on foreign capitals popularity and noted healthy dissent without division. He praised De Gaulle while noting differences with Adenauer and De Gaulle on Atlantic roles and Berlin talks, stressing the U S would carry major burden if truth comes.
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Berlin
Khrushchev Says U S Forces Will Be Driven Out
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told a Bulgarian welcome crowd that American troops in Thailand will be driven out in time. He criticized Kennedy’s policy, warned of resumed nuclear testing, and contrasted Viet Nam outcomes with Soviet strength. He urged the United States to abandon the role of world policeman.
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Hoffa Faces Jury Trial On Assault Charge
Washington UPI Hoffa is granted a jury trial starting June 19 on charges he beat union aide Samuel Baron in Hoffa’s office. Baron, who has black eyes and wounds, testified little as Hoffa pleaded not guilty. Baron, paid $17 000 yearly, remains wary of the Teamsters and vows to influence members against Hoffa.
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Hoffa
Thomas C. Scalley
Samuel Baron
Baron
H. Clifford Alider
Teamsters Warehouse
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