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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1963
Page
2
A 1600 acre site near Ankeny Iowa was offered to the Space Agency for an electronics research lab. The Ames and Des Moines delegation valued the land at 2.8 million dollars. The lab’s estimated cost is about 56 million dollars.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kolthoff and daughter Norma of Naperville Illinois along with Mrs. Marie Averhoff of Nashua visited last week at the Rev Brigham Wheelock home.
Washington reports progress on Kennedy memorials and coinage as Congress advances the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and half dollar likeness. Factory workers posted record pay in November while junk mail gains pass. Des Moines notes Iowa studies on cigarette laws and enforcement as health officials pursue education and potential new statutes.
Senate Appropriations Committee approved a measure for overseas assistance totaling 3.2995 billion dollars, contrasting with the 2.8017 billion approved by the House on Monday, setting a new round of debate on funding.
Mrs Ray Lewis and Audrey of Red Oak accompany John Lewis to Omaha to be with Ray Lewis at St Josephs hospital. Weekend visitors include Agnes Roberts Lois Morrison Adeline Mackrill and Richard Kasten from Kansas City and Syracuse. Zear Hallcock visits Bernadene Graham and plans to travel to Denver then Oakland to see son Tom Halcock who recently bought Robertson mortuary.
Mr and Mrs Chet Turner have returned from a trip to Denver Colorado where they visited their daughter Mrs Walter Kramer and family and a niece Mrs Harry Woods.
Heritage House enjoys a festive Christmas with decorated doors and tree displays. Rev. Dale Brown delivers a Christmas vesper, a December birthday dinner honors residents, and guests join from Nichols and Anderson families. The Parade of Lights and carolers boost spirits as staff and residents share a holiday program with Santa Claus delivering gifts.
Julie Dietmann 20 died from an accidental gunshot while rabbit hunting at Ames on December 12. Services at the Methodist church featured Rev. Richard Viney. Born December 8, 1943 in Washington DC she grew up in Pittsburg and attended Iowa State University. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Memorials designated for needy students at the college. Surviving parents Laverne and Avalyn Dietmann and a brother John. Grandparents Earl Williams Casey residents. Funeral home Evans in charge.
Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman told Parliament that Indonesia sent saboteurs into the federation. He said 37 Indonesian agents had been arrested in Malaya and Singapore, and large quantities of arms explosives and sabotage gear were seized.
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr. visited Arlington to honor President Kennedy's grave before flying to Palm Beach for the holidays. Joseph P. Kennedy welcomed the party at the airport as Secret Service guarded the arrival. They will stay at an oceanfront mansion loaned by friend C. Michael Paul through New Year festivities.
Readable fragments note plans for decorating two new Georgetown homes. Details on styles or timelines are limited. no specific dates or designer names present. The item indicates ongoing residence updates rather than a completed project.
Italian Premier Aldo Moro, after winning the confidence vote in the lower chamber 350 to 233, seeks full approval from the Senate as his center-left government heads to a confirming vote next week in Rome.
The Walnut High School music group presented a Wednesday night concert in the auditorium. Solists were Larry Bussow and Tom McIntosh. Deanna Eisensohn directed the program and Elien Matson was the accompanist.
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