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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1963
Page
10
Send for price list from Joe Goodman Tractor Wrecking & Parts Co. in Lincoln Nebraska. Largest stock guaranteed good used extracted parts for all makes at low prices. Box 748, Tel 499-1432. Yard 6 miles east Hi way 34.
Des Moines AP Lt. Gov. William Mooty of Grundy Center announces he will run for a third term. He ruled out a gubernatorial bid, defended spending control, and said Atty. Gen. Evan Hultman will likely seek the GOP nomination. Mooty backed reapportionment and expects a February special session on the issue.
Tom Hensley led Atlantic with 13 points as Miller and Jones also had 13 each to lift Simpson to a 57 53 victory over Hamline University in St Paul Minnesota Saturday night. Simpson improves to 5 2 with 1 0 Iowa conference mark.
The city files a plat and schedule detailing proposed assessments for Portland cement concrete paving with curb and related work on Sunnyside Lane Twelfth Street Place Drive and Tenth Street areas in Atlantic Iowa. Objections must be in writing within twenty days of first publication December 16 1963 and directed to City Clerk Martin W. Poch.
In the District Court of Cass County Iowa the estate of Lavernheim deceased is handled. Gladys Keim is appointed Executrix of the estate and audiences with claims or payments are requested per law. Dated December 14, 1963. Attorney for the estate is Robert T. Dalton of 516 Chestnut Street.
Funeral services were held for Leah Bower 75 at the Ewing funeral home Fontanelle with Rev. Duane Dodson presiding and burial in Massena Center Cemetery. Survived by husband Dan four children Collins Byron Kendell and Dorothy Lovely 13 grandchildren one great grandchild and three brothers Jasper Pickrell Vestal Pickrell and A L Pickrell.
DES MOINES AP The appointment of Dr Arthur P Long a native Iowan now living in San Francisco as acting commissioner of the State Health Department was announced Monday by Gov Harold Hughes Long 55 currently co director of the International Center for Medical Research at the University of California School of Medicine will assume the Iowa post in March or April He fills the vacancy created by the death of Dr Edmund Zimmerer Dr Ralph Heeren will continue as acting commissioner until Long arrives Hughes hopes salary law changes allow him to be named health commissioner Technically he will be acting commissioner and director of local health services at a salary of 19800 State law caps the commissioner salary at 12000 a year and has no ceiling for the director of local health services Long was born near Williamsburg Iowa and is a graduate of Williamsburg High School He earned BS and MD degrees from the University of Iowa and holds masters and doctor’s degrees in public health from Harvard He is married to Marion Schell of Waverly with two daughters
A 16000 gallon gasoline storage tank leaked on Monday near the Chicago and North Western rail yard. Fire crews sealed the area and halted yard switching to prevent sparks. Mobile Oil Co. siphoned gas as firefighters built sand dikes. No evacuations were ordered for nearby homes.
James B. Maytag, 34, son of former Maytag Co. president, died Sunday night in a Colorado Springs hospital after years of ill health. He leaves a widow Nini and four children Lynn II Nancy 4 James Jr. 8, plus two brothers and a sister. Services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday. his father Lewis B. Maytag 75 is in Alabama.
Catholics hold a midnight mass Tuesday in Anita and a 10 am mass Wednesday. Wiota hosts an 8 30 am mass with confessions Monday afternoon and evening. Anita confessions Tuesday afternoon. The Methodist church observes a 10 pm service Tuesday.
Oliver Domer, 72, was found dead Sunday at his Paris Iowa home. Authorities say he died of burns suffered while attempting to light a stove and the residence was not damaged by fire or embers.
A Strategic Air Command B52 jet bomber exploded in the air near Aberdeen Mississippi and crashed in flames. A Columbus Air Force Base public information officer would not confirm reports of crew fatalities.
Mrs Margaret Grubb aged 63 of Lineville died in a Kansas City hospital Friday night from injuries suffered in a traffic accident near Corydon Deck. She leaves her husband a daughter and four brothers.
Washington AP reports Johan Nes E. N. Jensen aged 50 from Friedsville Iowa and Theodore R. Swein aged 4 from Cedar Rapids were appointed assistant directors for the National Park Service by Interior Secretary Stewart L Udall on Saturday.
Grain and Livestock Markets show Chicago and Omaha activity with hogs, cattle, and sheep. Hogs demand steady to higher in Omaha with 14,500 head and mixed weights. Chicago bids mostly higher with 8,000 hogs. Cattle in Omaha: slaughter 14,500, feeders 1,500, steers and heifers up to 25 higher. Chicago cattle: slaughter steers up to 75 cents higher, many prime and high choice offerings. Sheep in Omaha and Chicago show strong to higher demand with lambs and woolly lambs selling vigorously.
Steady market with a few lots of choice and prime wooled slaughter lambs at 19.50. Bulk good and choice wooled lambs 18.00 to 19.00. Call to good wooled slaughter ewes 4.50 to 6.50.
In Chicago trading the Board of Trade saw improved demand lift new crop wheat futures while soybeans held firm amid slower overall activity. A government report showed November crushings down about a million bushels from October and over three million from a year earlier, weighing on some soybean sentiment.
Chicago AP briefs report Wheat No 2 red at 2.21 percent and Corn No 2 yellow with scattered quotes. Market notes summarize grain price movement in Chicago futures and cash markets.
Estimated receipts Monday at Iowa and southern Minnesota packing plants and concentration yards total 80 000 with Saturday 35 000 and year ago 38 000. Butchers steady to 25 cents higher. Barrows and gilts ranges given for various weights and grades. The Lydians in Asia Minor minted the first true coins from electrum near the end of the 7th Century B C.
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