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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1963

Page

6

Bitter Arctic Cold Grips Midwest Amid Transit Crises

Thousands pass through the red wall as arctic cold grips the nation from the Rockies to New England. A blizzard and subzero temperatures cause 22 deaths in the Midwest while stations report 35 below zero in Minnesota and frigid readings across New York and Florida. Convoys form on the State Thruway to shepherd stranded motorists as counties face travel hazards and closed schools.

Associated Press Rockies New England New York Midwest Weather Bureau Bemidji Minn International Falls Adirondack Mountains Wanakena Boonville Watertown N. Y Bismarck N. C Florida Buffalo New Yeek New York-Pennsylvania Lake Erie Mississippi Valey

Ross Riggs 64 Dies Sudddenly At Farm Home

Ross Riggs a well known Cass county farmer and livestock feeder aged 64 died at 4 30 p m Thursday while doing chores at his rural home a mile and a quarter east of Fletcher Chapel He was born April 15 1890 in Bear Grove township son of Eugene and Leia Riggs and widower of Hazel Vedane He leaves wife two sons Robert E Riggs Cumberland and Ralph V Riggs Atlantic two brothers George Riggs Cumberland Howard Riggs Atlantic a sister Margaret Riggs Atlantic and six grandchildren Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p m at Roland funeral home with Rev Earl Kelley officiating Interment at Southlawn Memory Gardens The family will meet relatives and friends at the funeral home Saturday evening 730 to 9

Ross Wallace Rigger Fletcher Chapel Bear Grove Township Eugene Leia Wallace Riggs Hazelle Vedane Atlantic Methodist Parsonage Riggs Cass County Robert E. Riggs Cumberland Ralph V. Riggs Atlantic George Riggs Howard Riggs Margaret Riggs Roland Funeral Home Earl Kelley Southlawn Memory Gardens

Weather forecast shows cold weekend with snow possible

Sloudy weet to clear conditions through Saturday with very cold temperatures. Lows 15 to 20 below zero in the northeast and southwest regions. Slight warmup Saturday with light snow possible in extreme west and highs from five below to ten above. Snow may continue Sunday except northeast and not as cold.

Ten Stockings Now Hanging By Fischer Yule Tree

ABERDEEN S D quintuplet birth transforms Christmas for the Fischer family with ten children. The Fischers moved to a nine room home, receive substantial gifts and story rights income totaling about $40,000. The city plans a free site for a new home and quints progress reports note Mary Magdalene Mary Margaret Mary Catherine and Mary Ann being readied to go home.

Fischer Aberdeen S.D Andrew Fischer Mary Ann Fischer Quints Fischers Cty U.S. 12 James Andrew St. Luke's Hospital Mary Magdalene Mary Margaret Mary Catherine Mary Ann

Memorial Unveiled by Japanese Employees at Yokota Air Base

A 10 foot black granite memorial honoring President Kennedy was unveiled at Yokota Air Base by Lt Joseph C Kennedy Jr, a relative of the late president. Japanese base employees raised about 695 dollars in two days for the tribute placed by the main road circle.

Yokota Japan Kennedy U.S Ast Joseph C. Kennedy Jr 56Th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron Air Force Spoliceman

Santa’s Visit at Fourth and Chestnut Workshop

Santa Claus will be in his workshop Saturday from noon to 2 p.m. with sacks of candy for the youngsters. The workshop is at the corner of Fourth and Chestnut streets.

Santa Santa Claus Fourth and Chestnut Streets

Fantasic Larceny Spurs Juvenile Ring in Mason City

Sheriff Jerry Allen cites about 30 persons mostly youths tied to a spate of larceny and vandalism described as fantastic. Around 12 000 dollars worth of property has been taken as authorities in Mason City and Clear Lake investigate six weeks of car thefts and break ins.

Mason City Jerry Allen Clear Lake

Christmas observances fill Atlantic churches weekend

Atlantic churches announce a full slate of Christmas services and programs starting Sunday. Worship at SS Peter and Paul Catholic Zion Lutheran and St Pauls Lutheran. candlelight services at First Methodist and St Pauls Lutheran. midnight mass at SS Peter and Paul. children’s programs at Zion Lutheran and St Pauls. Benedictine monk to assist over weekend.

Atlantic SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Zion Lutheran St. Paul’s Lutheran Grace Baptist First Baptist Methodist First Methodist Trinity United Church of Christ First Christian Church Conception St. Paul's Lutheran

Bennett Named President of Union Seminary

The Rev. Dr. John Coleman Bennett, 61, former dean of faculty since 1955, becomes president of Union Theological Seminary in New York. He is a United Church of Christ minister and succeeds Rev. Dr. Henry Pitt Van Dusen.

New York John Coleman Bennett Union Theological Seminary Bennett United Church of Christ Henry Pitt van Dusor

Apportionment Challenge Seeks 1857 Plan Return

Des Moines AP report on Charles Davis and Arthur Lewis of the Iowa Federation of Labor arguing before a federal panel to void the 1904 and 1928 amendments and return to the 1857 constitution reapportionment. Harry Smith urged the court to require districts per 1857 rules by 1964 or offer alternatives.

DES Moines Iowa Harry Smith Sioux City Charles L. Davis Arthur Lewis Iowa Federation of Labor Afl-Cio Smith Argue Case Smith

Jet Liner Followed Down Runway by Tiny Car

Police pursued a VW sedan driven by Leo Ambrose O Hearn 38 after it darted onto the runway of Los Angeles International Airport while a giant jet roared past. O Hearn said he was lost after leaving a Christmas party and was charged with being drunk on airport property.

Los Angeles International Airport Leo Ambrose O'Hearn O'Hearn

Widow of Ole Olsen to wed Lear Jet executive

Mrs. Elen Olsen widow of comedian Ole Olsen and William Sipprell vice president of Lear Jet Corp Wichita are to marry this month The wedding is planned around December 27 likely in Florida or Jamaica Olsen born as Eileen O'Dare formerly danced with Olsen and Johnson troupe

Wichita, Kan Elen Olsen Ole Olsen William Sipprell Lear Jet Corp Wichita Sipprell Florida Jamaica Olsen Eileen O'Dare Olsen and Johnson

American Soldiers Share Christmas at Korean Truce Line

American troops of the First Cavalry Division held an outdoor Mass within 36 inches of the truce line on Christmas Eve. In Panmunjom the unit decorated a small Christmas tree as North Korean guards watched the ceremony and tree lighting.

Korea First Cavalry Division Panmunjom

Law action over legislature reaches final Iowa court argument

Atty Gen Evan Hultman represented the state of Iowa in a reapportionment dispute. He was to present his final argument before a three judge panel as two labor leaders filed suit challenging the legislature’s action.

Evan Hultman State of Iowa

McNamara Optimistic on Viet Nam Progress for 1964

Defense Secretary McNamara, concluding talks in Saigon, voiced optimism about U.S. backed South Viet Nam progress in 1964 after meetings with the ruling junta led by Duong Van Minh and Nguyen Ngoc Tho. He planned further talks in Honolulu with Admiral Felt before returning to Washington.

Saigon Viet Nam Robert S. McNamara South Viet Nam McNamara Duong van Minh Nguyen Ngoc Tho U.S Go Dinh Diem Minh Paris Node Honolulu Adm Harry D. Felt Pacific Washington Chhef Neuyen Ngoc Tho Hawaii Long An Kien Hoa Mekong Bah Duong

Grinnell to Honor Policeman Ralph Ogan Jr posthumously

The National Police Officers Association Medal of Valor will be presented Friday in Grinnell to Policeman Ralph Ogan Jr who was killed while questioning burglary suspects on November 13. Three men, later caught near Dubuque and charged in the shooting, will face citations for Rose and Jerry Barnes alongside Ogan’s family receiving a $1,000 check from the association. Gene Digman of Dubuque, the association’s vice president, will make the presentation to Ogan’s widow and children.

Grinnell National Police Officers Association Ralph Ogan Jr Dubuque Association Ogan Gene Digman Harold Rose Jerry Barnes

Seven year old girl killed by car in Paullina

Vicky Hurtig, seven, died after alighting from a school bus when struck by a Paullina car driven by Orville Bjork. Police said the road was icy and Bjork could not stop. injuries sent her to a Cherokee hospital.

Paullina Iowa Vicky Hurtig Waldo Hurtig Cherokee Orville Bjork

Hughes Plans Broad Welfare Commission in Iowa

Gov. Harold Hughes announced creation of a wide welfare commission to study mental illness juvenile delinquency convict rehabilitation indigent and disabled issues. He will appoint legislators educators social workers and laymen to the panel, modeled after a health study commission, to address broad people problems in Iowa. Berliners Reunited With Relatives.

Creston Harold Hughes Special Welfare Commission Hughes Iowa Welfare Association

Tour of Lights brings seniors to Atlantic decorations

Sixty Atlantic senior citizens joined the Jaycees and Lady Jays for an hour long Tour of Lights. Twenty cars transported them along a planned route with police escort while Christmas carols played at Heritage House coffee hour after the tour hosted by Dave Potter and Dwight Daniels.

Heritage House Atlantic Jaycees Lady Jays Dave Potter Dwight Daniels

Local 20 Cement and Concrete Workers Honor Tenor Flaviano Labo

New York AP Local 20 of the Cement and Concrete Workers Union added tenor Flaviano Labo of the Metropolitan Opera Company as an honorary member. Labo, 35, once worked as a construction worker in Piacenza Italy before being discovered by La Scala and debuting with the Met in 1957.

New York Cement and Concrete Workers Union Flaviano Labo Metropolitan Opera Company Labo Piacenza Italy la Scala Milan The Met

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