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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1963

Page

5

Johnson Awards Medal of Freedom to 28 recipients

President Johnson bestows the Presidential Medal of Freedom on 28 Americans and foreigners chosen by Kennedy for public service, science, health, arts, and education. The award, first given in peacetime, honors high achievement as Lehman dies en route to receive the honor.

Washington Johnson John F. Kennedy Kennedy Herbert H. Lehman U.S New York Lehman

Swisher Sentenced to Six Months in Federal Prison

Iowa City state representative Scott Swisher was sentenced in federal court to six months in prison for failing to file income tax returns from 1957 to 1960. He owes about 16146.93 dollars including penalties and must surrender by December 12. The judge called the defense explanations unsatisfactory and noted a flagrant violation.

Des Moines Scott Swisher Iowa City Iowa Pris U.S Roy Stephenson Swisher Davenport Max Putnam Putnam Stephenson

Record Mississippi River cargo through Lock 19 tops ten million

Officials announced that through November 30 an all time high 11,070,000 tons of commercial cargo passed Lock 19 at Keokuk. The figure surpasses last year’s 9,540,000 tons while the river remains open to traffic.

Keokuk Misissippi River

Olive Street Crossing Project Receives City Council Review

The Olive Street crossing and a north Atlantic sewer line study were presented by Wallace and Holland Engineers of Mason City. The council accepted the reports for further study, detailing a $301000 Olive Street project including a bridge, overpass, and relocation. The sewer proposal favors a gravity line costing $120000 plus $19200 for north of Rock Island, with a 75 year lifespan.

Olive Street Atlantic Wallace and Holland Engineering Company Mason City Troublesome Creek Rock Island Olive Third and Rock Island Railroad Union Pacific Third

FBI Sees Completion of Kennedy Assassination Report

Indications the FBI finished its report on President Kennedy’s assassination and handed it to the Justice Department. The report may go to President Johnson, then to the Warren Commission chaired by Chief Justice Earl Warren for possible further inquiry.

Washington FBI John F. Kennedy Justice Department Johnson Review Commission Earl Warren Warren Commission Lee Harvey Oswald Dallas Warren Congress Commission Warren Group

Pearl Harbor Anniversary Observed With Flag at Half Mast

The nation pauses to honor Pearl Harbor's 1941 attack while JFK’s assassination looms in memory. A half mast flag above the sunken Arizona marks the first Pearl Harbor Day with renewed mourning for a slain president and a tribute to the fallen Navy crew.

Pearl Harbor Arizona Pacific John Fitzgerald Kennedy

Mrs. Kennedy leaves White House for Georgetown home

Jacqueline Kennedy departs the White House with her children two weeks after President Kennedy's assassination. They move to a Georgetown house lent by officials, seeking a quieter life while mourning ends and a permanent home is sought.

Washington Jacqueline Kennedy White House Dallas Caroline Kennedy John Jr Oval Office W. Averell Harriman Kennedy

Postal Safe Stolen at Muscatine Substation

A Post Office Department safe was stolen from a Sun Mart postal substation in Muscatine after breaking a door glass Thursday night. The safe weighed 200 to 250 pounds and contained about $18 in cash and $450 in postage stamps. Federal authorities were notified. No store property appeared missing.

Muscatine Post Office Department Sun Mart

Death of W O Shepperd at Guthrie Center

Wiliam O Shepperd 60 a Guthrie Center area farmer died suddenly Thursday morning on his farm nine miles south of Guthrie Center. Survived by wife Elizabeth Bailey three daughters a brother sister and 13 grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 2 PM at Roland funeral home with Rev Roy D Strong officiating. Interment Atlantic cemetery. Friends invited to meet family this evening 7:30 to 9 at the funeral home.

Wiliam Shepperd Guthrie Center Cass County Mr. Shepperd Wiota George Elizabeth Wheatly Shepperd Elizabeth Bailey Moline Ill Atlantic Atlantic First United Presbyterian Church Ross Becker Cumberland Dale Hilmer Newton Howard Petersen Ft. Collins Colo Roy Shepperd Frank Bailey Lois Elaine Shepperd Roland Funeral Home Roy D. Strong Atlantic Cemetery

Thompson Trial For First Degree Murder Deliberations Resume

In Minneapolis a 12 juror panel returns to deliberate after hearing testimony from 104 witnesses and reviewing 120 exhibits in the case of T Eugene Thompson charged with masterminding the March fatal stabbing of his wife Carol Thompson at their fashionable St Paul home.

Minneapolis, Minn T. Eugene Thompson Thompson St. Paul Carol Thompson

Reporter Resigns From Harlan Court Post

Rex M. Blair of Harlan, who served as court reporter for Judge Bennett Cullison over the past year, has submitted his resignation.

Eporter Rex M. Blair Harlan Bennett Cullison

Pope Paul VI to visit Holy Land in January trip

Vatican announces Pope Paul VI will travel from Rome to the Holy Land January 4 to 6 by air, visiting Jerusalem and Nazareth as part of a trip tied to Christian unity. The plan avoids detailed itinerary and lodging and marks a historic first for a pope to leave Italy in 150 years. Meanwhile, NFC readies for price battles with farm groups, electing Oren Lee Staley to a ninth term as president and planning a holding action against processors to push for higher farm prices.

Vatican City Paul VI Rome Holy Land Vatican Palestine Paul St. Peter Christ Italy Old City Jerusalem Jordan Nazareth Israel Vatican Ecumenical Council Athenagoras Constantinople Istanbul Jesus DES Moines National Farmers Organization NFC Oren Lee Staley Rea Staley Deleates Big Vote Forrest Noa Jr Lexington Apparenty Erhard Pfingsten Sergeant Bluff

Subpoena Serves Patrolman by His Wife in Idaho Trial

Mountain Home Idaho AP State Patrolman Cal Bernard stopped at the sheriff's office to work on records when a tap on the shoulder delivered a subpoena to appear as a witness in a District Court trial. The server was his wife, an Elmore County deputy.

Mountain Home, Idaho Cal Bernard Mountain Home Sheriff's Office District Cour Elmore County

Kennedy Medal of Freedom Honored by Johnson

President Johnson posthumously awarded John F Kennedy the Medal of Freedom with Attorney General Robert F Kennedy accepting for his slain brother. The ceremony honors 31 leaders from government science business and the arts as conceived by the assassinated president.

Washington Johnson John F Kennedy Robert F Kennedy

Weather turns colder with weekend showers ahead

The forecast shows a sharp drop in temperature Friday night with lows around 32 to 35 degrees. Saturday brings considerable cloudiness and cooler conditions with a chance of showers and highs from the low 40s north to the 50s south. Sunday expected to be windy with decreasing clouds and cooler temperatures.

Wook

Bloodmobile falls short as Cass county gathers 132 pints

A blood donor event at the Methodist church in Cass County yielded 132 pints from 161 registered donors, missing supplies caused a one hour delay, and the next visit is slated for February 7 at Griswold with several five and three gallon donors noted among participants. The event highlighted ongoing efforts to meet a 155 pint quota for the Red Cross.

Atlantic Area Red Cross RM. Needles Cass County Methodist Church Omaha Charles Hunt van Harris Adair Harvey C. Hansen Stacia Hazlitt George Conn William Paige Ralph Maassen Hancock Richard Nichols Lewis Charles Fugisang Richard Wright Laurence J. Jensen Griswold Dale Rourick Walter Christensen Arlie Harter L. F. Hercerbach Gerald Harris Wiota Robert Blackman Roderick Kunze Mollie Marshall Tom Magill Edwin Kaiser Glen Weirich

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