Mayors Discuss Industry Plan for Northwest Iowa
The Northwest Iowa Mayors Association will hold a Spencer meeting January 13 to discuss a proposed multi county industrial development organization meant to attract industry to northwest Iowa. Es the election of officers, Mayor Jack B. White of Estherville was named president with vice presidents Ernest Carlberg Holstein John Evans Storm Lake William Finn Algona and George Rohwer Paullina.
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Sioux City
Northwest Iowa Mayors Association
Spencer
Northwest Iowa
Jack B. White
Estherville
Ernest Carlberg
Holstein
John Evans
Storm Lake
William Finn
Algona
George Rohwer
Paullina
Rules Speech By King Not Public Property
A federal judge ruled that Martin Luther King Jr's Washington march speech remains under copyright. The court barred two phonograph firms from selling recordings, despite wide radio and TV exposure.
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New York
Martin Luther King
Washington
Inter B. Wyatt
SEATO Backs Change in Leadership as Sarasin Retires
SEATO accepts Thai Secretary General Pote Sarasin resignation and names deputy William Worth of Australia as acting top official. Sarasin becomes Thailand's minister of national development in the new cabinet.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Pote Sarasin
William Worth
Australia
Alliance
Ac Ting
Pote
African nations seek ILO suspension of apartheid South Africa
The labor ministers of 21 African countries resolved to push for South Africa's suspension from the ILO due to its apartheid policy. The move is set to be presented at the ILO general conference next June.
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Cairo
South Africa
International Labor Organization
Oranization
Arrest Brings Down Noted Cosa Nostra Boss Angelo Bruno
The FBI arrested Angelo Bruno, 53, reputed Philadelphia boss of the Cosa Nostra, as his Pan Am jet landed at Boston Logan Airport at 12:35 p.m. EST.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Cosa Nostra
FBI
Angelo Bruno
Pan American World Airways
Boston
Logan International
Taxpayer’s Payment Mixes Up City Billing
FEW ERRORS Denver AP reports a citizen sent $168.77 to Manager of Revenue Charles L. Temple but paid a 1963 tax notice. The 1964 bills will be mailed after Christmas. The payer mistook a machine code for the amount, which was actually $3.88.
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Denver
Charles L. Temple
House Fire Destroys Ahrenhz Family Home in Dumont
In Dumont, the two story frame residence of the Ralph Ahrenholz family was completely destroyed by a Friday fire. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation by local fire officials.
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Dumont
Ralph Ahrenholz
Fatal fall claims Ada Wymore in Iowa City
Mrs. Ada Wymore age 66 of Iowa City died after slipping and falling in downtown Iowa City on Friday while walking to work.
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Iowa City
Ada Wymore
Wolf captures Jack Rabbit 15 amid Casper purse snatching chase
Casper police officer David Wolf pursued and captured a youth nicknamed Jack Rabbit 15 on Friday after a foot chase through Casper streets. The suspect, believed involved in a purse snatching, was taken into custody by patrolman Wolf.
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Wolf
Rabbit Casper
Wyo
Jack Rabbit
David Wolf
Casper
Orient Teams Take Home Wins Over B F
Orient boys toppled B-F 69 to 51 as Carl Cochran led with 19 points and Ross Walker and John Martin added 13 each. Orient girls shaded the visitors 60 to 58 with Mary Mensing scoring 26 and Judy Burack 27 for B-F.
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Orient
Orient Girls
Carl Cochran
Ross Walker
John Martin
Mary Mensing
Judy Burrack
Local News Briefs A roundup of town notices and events
Group 3 CWF to meet at 7:30 at Mrs Al Rimby s home. Earl Guttenfelder fined $10 in speed case. Herman Turner sold 40 head of 262 lb hogs for 13 50 each in Omaha. Mary Hemphill won a Philco TV set from Minor s Outfitting. Ruckman suit against Rummel dismissed. E G Faust re elected to Midwest Credit board in Des Moines. $80 missing from McDaniel s House of Flowers over two weeks. Kieover Van Ginkel move to first floor Home Federal. Gustason family back from Hawaii and California. Wayne McCall fined $5 for fraudulent check. Atlantic Rotary ladies night at Hotel Whitney. Codlin family to visit then winter in Patasquare Mexico. Christmas vesper by Atlantic HS vocal dept. YMCA chorus Christmas concert at First Methodist. Weather cold with subzero temps and flurries in spots.
Atlantic News-Telegraph copies to order in advance
Readers urged to reserve extra copies of The Atlantic News Telegraph ahead of publication. Officials suggest ordering quantities early to ensure availability and avoid shortage on release day.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Prisoner escapes during burglary case at Manhattan court
Ronald Fornera, a 22 year old prisoner, vanished Friday from Manhattan Criminal Court where he was brought as a witness in a burglary case. Police say he walked out unnoticed, having stood in the plaintiff's section, wearing a pajama top over blue pants.
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New York
Ronald Fornera
Manhattan
Musical Gift No Surprise Now at Great Lakes
At Great Lakes Naval Training Center a transistor radio sent by Mr and Mrs Robert Moore to their sailor son James Moore arrived by mail and was playing when opened but he says he will not open it until Christmas. The Moores live in Flushing New York.
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Great Lakes, Ill
Robert Moore
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
James Moore
Moor
Flushing
Queens
N.Y
Grenade purchase suspect tied to mail scheme
Police report 26 of about 30 grenades Nielsen of Omaha said he bought are accounted for, 13 of which he said were rigged to mail to enemies. Two live bombs were seized when he was arrested at an Omaha loan company, where he allegedly molested several women. Meanwhile, U S District Judges Roy L. Stephenson and William C. Hasens were named honorary members of the Federal Bar Association in Des Moines.
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Omaha
Richard Carol Nielsen
Nielsen
Omaha Loan Company
DES Moines
U. S
Roy L. Stephenson
William C. Hasens
Federal Bar Association
Service Extra Honors Local Air Force Members
Exira Ale Gordon L McClain son of Mr and Mrs Harold McClain receives the good conduct medal for three and a half years in the air force stationed at Vandenburg air base California. William G Petersen commissioned a second lieutenant in the air force at Lyndall air base Florida son of Mr and Mrs Weir T Petersen. Roger D Bauer son of Mr and Mrs George Bauer left Monday for San Diego California following a leave here.
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Gordon L. McClain
Harold McClain
Air Force
Vandenburg Air Base
Calif
William G. Petersen
Lyndall Air Base
Fla
Weir T. Petersen
Roger D. Bauer
George Bauer
San Diego
Ruby case: DA cites wealthy backers seeking acquittal
Dallas District Attorney Henry Wade says a person with "lots of money" aims to free Jack Ruby on the murder charge. He made the remark after being asked about Ruby's funds to hire West Coast lawyers and a renowned psychiatrist.
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Dallas
Tex
Henry Wade
Jack Ruby
Wade
Ruby
Civil rights march cost taxpayers 805000, Huddleston says
Rep George Huddleston Jr. said the August civil rights march in Washington cost taxpayers 805000. He asked Comptroller General Joseph Campbell for a government cost accounting the day of the event.
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Washington
George Huddleston Jr
D-Ala
Joseph Campbell
Judge Schaupp to Retire from Iowa Bench
AP reports Judge John M. Schaupp, 72, of the 11th Iowa Judicial District, plans retirement from the bench. Details on timing and successor not provided in readable portion.
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Fort Dodge
John M. Schaupp
Iowa Judicial District
Resignation Opens Vacancy for District Judge Seat
The resignation takes effect February 2, 1964, leaving a term ending July 1, 1965 to be filled via district nomination commission recommendation to Gov. Harold Hughes. Judge Schaupp of Fort Dodge has served since August 1944.
Andy Andersen Dies in Omaha
Andy Andersen 66 of Omaha died suddenly at home. Born Feb 15 1897 in Audubon he worked in a Brayton Elk Horn and Exira grocery business before moving to Oxgaba fourteen years ago. Survived by wife PatPierce and several children grandchildren siblings and sisters. Rites pending at Corl funeral home.
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Omaha
Audubon
Jacob
Anna Christine Andersen
Pat Pierce
Andersen
Brayton
Extra
Elk Horn
Oxgaba
Jack
Atlantic
Gary
Kansas City
Jerry
Robert Parker
George
R. M. Andersen
Exira
Mabel Sjoerdinga
Richard Green
Marie Rendleman
Andy Crawford
Algona
Corl
Iowa to Get Vocational Ed Funds Under Compromise Bill
Washington AP reports a compromise bill allocates vocational education funds to Iowa totaling 8,306,553 over four years. Iowa would receive 857,805 in 1964, 1,694,197 in 1965, 2,573,721 in 1966 and 3,216,830 in 1967, with the measure sent to President Johnson.
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Washington
Iowa
Johnson
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