Atlantic Iowa City Council Proceedings November 20 1963
City Council met in special session in Atlantic Iowa on November 20 1963 with Mayor Lundberg and five council members present. The agenda covered minutes approval orders for building permits and curb cuts and licensing actions. The council adopted resolutions to publish notice of code adoptions and appointed Mr Friday to the Airport Commission. Multiple street paving and ordinance readings followed with several ordinances advanced through first second and third readings before adjournment.
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Lundberg
Lund
Wright
Beech
Bredensteiner
Fowler
Schrader
Victor Rasmussen
Lincoln Drive
Iowa Commerce Commission
Arthur Friday
Airport Commission
Friday
McCurdy
City OF
Atlantic
Iowa
United States Public Health Service
National Electrical Code of the Fire Protection Association
Atlantic News Telegraph
Howard F. Lundberg
8Th Street
Cherry
Plum
2Nd Street
Bredenteiner
Lalley Rites Held for Monical Lalley in Des Moines
Funeral services for Monical Lalley, former Adair resident, were held Wednesday at St. Augustine’s Church in Des Moines with burial at Glendale Cemetery. She had been in poor health for several years and is survived by her mother, four brothers, and four sisters, with several relatives attending from Adair.
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Adair
Monical Lalley
St. Augustin’s Catholic Church
Des Moines
Glendale
Miss Lalley
Tim Lalley
Clem
Gene
California
Ambrose
Paul
Ann Devereux
Marjorie Kraft
Gertrude Thompson
Viola Kessler
Denver
William Devereux
Gene Devereux
A. T. Richter
Jim Fagan
Mary McAndrews
Today in History highlights from 1929 to 1963 events
A brief of notable dates: 1929 US urged China and Russia to settle Manchuria dispute peacefully with 53 nations notified. 1784 George Washington named New York Empire State. 1873 Reformed Epispal Church organized. 1919 Wilson urged tax cuts and economy democratization. 1942 Atomic Age born in Chicago. 1954 Eisenhower rejected blockade of Communist China. Ten years ago Lodge in UN riots in Korea. Five years ago Humphrey met Khrushchev in Moscow. One year ago U Thant hoped for compromise on cold war issues.
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U.S
China
Russia
Manchuria
United States
Card of thanks from Mrs. Roger Kimball
Mrs. Roger Kimball thanks everyone for cards letters and flowers during her hospital stay. Extra copies of The Atlantic News Telegraph are desired in quantity and should be ordered in advance. Start sooner arrive slower live longer.
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Roger Kimball
Brayton
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Arive
Malibu Changes Face Alarm From Residents
Malibu's famed shoreline faces rapid change as growth crowds in stars like Lana Turner and Angela Lansbury. A $96 million Los Angeles DWP nuclear plant proposal and a proposed freeway threaten the town, alongside water and sewer woes from dry wells and a $7 million bond to establish a regional water system.
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Malibu
Lana Turner
Raymond Burr
Dan O’herlihy
Mary Astor
Angela Lansbury
Frankie Laine
June Havoc
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Bob Hope
Metropolitan Water District
Mailbu
Hughes comments fuel doubt over plan in Iowa vote
Gov. Harold Hughes urged voters to oppose the Shaff reapportionment plan at a Sioux City news conference as campaigns in support of and against the constitutional amendment reached final volleys ahead of Tuesday’s special election.
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Harold Hughes
Sioux City
FFA Notes Rural Urban Exchange Between Atlantic and Des Moines Tech
The Atlantic Chapter of the Future Farmers of America hosted Des Moines Tech students Ron Fuller and Don Raymond for a rural urban exchange. Kremer and Lawton visited Des Moines Nov 21 to 23, with the Tech students staying in Atlantic. the program will feature in next year’s FFA activities.
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Atlantic
The
Future Farmers of America
Des Moines Tech
Des Moines
Ron Fuller
Don Raymond
Tech
FFA
Tom Kremer
Kenneth Lawton
Fuller
Raymond
Kremer
Lawton
Atlantic High School
Atlantic Boys
U2 Captain Dies in Gulf Crash Near Key West
The Air Force confirms Captain Joe G. Hyde Jr. died when a U2 reconnaissance plane crashed in the Gulf of Mexico on November 20 after a mission over Cuba. The Coast Guard cutter located wreckage about 40 miles northwest of Key West, Florida, the day after the incident. Hyde’s family was notified Saturday.
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Lagrange
Medical Aid to the Aged program opens in Iowa
Iowa's Medical Aid to the Aged program begins accepting applications Monday for health care bill assistance. Eligible individuals must be 65 plus with limited means, income thresholds are $1500 for individuals and $2200 for couples, with payments going to providers rather than recipients. The Kerr Mills act-backed program allocates about $4 million annually, part of roughly $50 million in total welfare outlays.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Welfare Department
Public Aid Programs Highlighted as Costly Plan
The article notes spending at the million-dollar level per year for programs such as old age assistance aid to dependent children and aid to the blind, underscoring the scale of welfare costs.
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Wallendas
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