Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Atlantic News Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1964

Page

6

Local Briefs Cover Meetings, Divorces, Sales and Events

The NFO and Auxiliary meet at 8 p.m. in Atlantic Bank community room. Rotary Club hosts Harley Johnson with a sound movie at Hotel Whit ney Tuesday. Final date to notify FCIC of probable corn and soybean losses is Thursday. Ralph Griffith fined 31.90 for vehicle weighing violation. Kids Christmas party at Elks club Sunday 2 p.m. and gifts for ages 12 and under. Ronald Griffin seeks divorce from Mary Jean Griffin. married Oct 3 and separated Nov 15. Atlantic stores open Tue Thu Sat evenings. Santa at city park Thursday 7–9 and Saturday 2–4. Ray Thede attends pre-engineered construction course in Kansas City. Cass County citizenship delegation photo featured. Two delinquent tax properties sold at county treasurer. total 89.62. sale continues next Monday 10 a.m. Ben Howells named district forester for eight southwest Iowa counties. based in Red Oak. Ralph Farrell Jr elected president of Southwest Iowa Coin Collectors. new officers named. Mrs Nora Reimers fined 15 in traffic court for November accident.

Accidents and weather notes from Atlantic area

Traffic fines and collisions are reported in Atlantic. John Ebsen and Gene Lamberty face fines for license and control violations and speeding. Sorensen and Cholcher collide at Ninth and Birch, with about 350 dollars in damages. Nigeria visit and paving contract details follow with bids and project specs. Weather outlook in southern Iowa shows a warming trend then cooling midweek with minor precipitation.

Phyllis I. Sorensen West Sixth Albert Cholcher Poplar Ninth Birch Streets Sorensen Birch Cholder

Knox Invitational Wrestling Meet Results

Du buque finished third and Grinnell tied with Millikan for seventh in the Knox Invitational wrestling meet. Wheaton won the event with 66 points.

Galesburg Dubuque Grinnell Millikan Wheaton

Iowa State Domination At State College Invite

In Cedar Falls eight of ten titles at the State College of Iowa invitational wrestling meet went to Iowa State. Team score was not counted. The report notes Manzana New Mexico hosts the oldest known apple orchard with 150 year old trees still bearing fruit, originally planted in 1775 during Spanish territory.

Cedar Falls State College of Iowa Iowa State America Manzana N. M New Mexico

Girl's Love For Her Parents Triumphs Over Adopted Land

Henia Wysocki, 13, ran away from Hartford to join her parents Leon and Jadwiga in Poland. She will sail from Quebec to Warsaw suburb on the Polish liner Batory, reuniting by Christmas. The family left Poland in 1911 and now plans to sail with $2,000 for tickets after Henia’s two sleepless days seeking her parents.

Hartford Conn Henia Wysocki Poland Quebec Batory Warsaw Leon Jadwiga Wysocki Wysockis Henia

Sit-in demonstrators warned as judge delays arraignment

Berkeley judge Rupert Crittenden warned hundreds of UC sit-in protesters the charges may seriously affect their futures. The mass arraignment of 768 students was postponed to Monday to allow defense prep as campus tensions continue and university officials unveil a plan to restore peace.

Berkeley Calif University of California Rupert Crittenden San Francisco Bay Area Sproul Hall Crittenden

Four Charged in Iowan Home Robbery Case

Four Marshalltown men Hubert Callahan John Pelham James Gray and Robert Brown were charged with burglary with aggravation for the $1.75 robbery of Walter Munter 84 of rural Marshalltown. Bonds ranged from 5 000 to 18 000 with Brown held without bond.

Marshalltown Walter Munter Hubert Callahan John Pelham James Gray Robert Brown Clay Brown Pelham Callahan Des Moines Munter

Mother Kills 3 Tots, Herself in Saint Paul Home

In Saint Paul Minnesota a woman described as a good mother strangled her three children Jeffrey seven Timo thy four and Susan two then hanged herself in the family home Police found the bodies when Gerald E Neubauer 31 returned from work The couple was said to be normal and a doctor had given the mother pills for nerves but she appeared in good health no note was left.

ST. Paul, Minn Gerald E. Neubauer Irene Neubauer Jeffrey Timothy Susan

Rules on Federal Releases to U S News Media

Federal prosecutor guidance limits what may be shared with the press to protect fair trials. He instructs not to disclose confessions, witness statements, investigations, or criminal records. Only basic charges facts and identifying details of adult defendants may be released.

U.S Hartford, Conn Jon O. Newman Newman Connecticut

FBI Accuses Newsweek of Inaccurate Report on LBJ Hoover

The FBI charged Newsweek with misreporting President Johnson’s plan to replace J Edgar Hoover and questioned statistics in the Dec 7 article. The White House denied the claim, and Clyde Tolson replied to Newsweek editor Osborn Elliott defending the bureau. Elliott stood by the story despite the criticism.

Washington FBI Newsweek Magazine Johnson J. Edgar Hoover White House Clyde Tolson Newsweek Osborn Elliott New York Elliott

Rath Escapes Dubuque County Jail

Thomas Rath 21 of Dubuque escaped from the Dubuque County jail Sunday night by cutting a bar on his cell while being held for parole violation.

Dubuque Thomas Rath Dubuque County

Park Chung Hee Arrives for West German State Visit

President Park Chung Hee of South Korea began a week long state visit to West Germany and Berlin arriving in Bonn. He is set to meet Chancellor and engage in talks on economic and diplomatic ties during the trip.

Bonn Germany Park Chung Hee South Korea West Germany Berlin

Soviets to Fund Congo Rebel Airlift (length placeholder to fit 70 chars)

Soviet Union to help finance the growing arms airlift to Congo rebels. A Communist diplomat said Moscow will replenish stockpiles of Soviet weapons shipped by Algeria and the UAR to Christophe Gbenye and may cover part of airlift costs. China aids rebels via Burundi embassy. Soviets counter by improving supply routes.

Cairo Soviet Union Algeria United Arab Republic Christophe Gbenye China Burundi Congo Khartoum Juba Sudan

Rebels Surrender After Native Quarter Clash on South Bank

Reports from the field say about eighty rebels surrendered in the native quarter on the south bank. One white soldier was wounded in the exchange. Rebel casualties were not reported.

Bel

Escape at Waseca Jail Ends in Broader House Arrest

Dean Richardson, 20, who was jailed as a parole violator, fled after locking a deputy in a cell. Officers traced his steps through fresh snow to a nearby house where he was found hiding and taken into custody.

Waseca, Minn Dean Richardson Richardson St. Cloud Reformatory

Also Mentioned on This Page

NFO Atlantic State Bank Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Justin C. Dee Iowa FCIC Justice Court Ralph Griffith South Gate Justice of the Peace Court The Elks Club Ronald W. Griffin Atlantic Mary Jean Griffin Santa Ray Thede Allied Engineering Company Kansas City Butler Manufacturing Company Butler Training Center Cass Washington, D. C National *H Foundation Duane R. Feltz Ray Laartz Anita New Forester Ben Howells Southwestowa Red Oak State Conservation Commission Howells Iowa State University Northern Pacific Railroad Montana Audubon Page Pottawattamie Harrison Shelby, Mills Montgomery Fre- Mon Ralph Farrell, Jr Southwest Iowa Coin Collectors Organization Phil Chinitz Irv Leh- Man Jack Barringer Nora Reimers Viota John O. Ebsen Gene E. Lamberty Nigeria Ernest Ploghoft Kano Ohio University Grover C. Ploghoft Ploghoft Maryville Athens Ohio Booth and Olson Company Sioux City Cumberland State Highway Commission Raymond D. Morgan Linn Richard Lewis Walnut Streets Morgan Lewis Walnut Willard Finnell Mercury Lions Club West 7Th Street Atlantic Lions Club LBJ Hoover Mac Escates Communist Defense Gaston Soumialot Egypt Vladimir Erofeev Stanleyville Congo River Chattel Mortgage Western Popcorn CO State Street Web Small Business Administration South Dearborn Street Chicago Mlinois Stran-Steel My Place Extra Ford Massey Harris Ford Tractor Allis Chalmers Little Giant Cese John Deere Minneapolis Meline IHC New Idea Fox Chopper Gehl Brady M Tractor Ford Mower Betty Hill Executrix Louis Hill Randolph & Baier Clerks Robinson & Christiansen Fioriui Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company McGuire Auction Co
Search Courier

Search the Atlantic News Telegraph Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Atlantic News Telegraph?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication