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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1963

Page

9

Vinton druggist to operate meteor tracking station

Vinton pharmacist and stargazer Bob LaGrange will staff a small 6 by 6 foot meteor tracking station in his cornfield, part of a 16 station Midwest network funded by NASA. The device will use four auto cameras, photometer, and film reels sent to a Lincoln lab, aiming to locate meteorites and fossils by tracking bright meteors and calculating fall points.

Vinton Druggist Vinton George Herger Liberace Herger Midwest NASA Bob LaGrange Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Cambridge Mass Lincoln Neb LaGrange Venus Havana Ill Carroll Mo Ohis Naeoon

Glass collector Nora Larsen builds 98 piece Fostria set

Nora Larsen of Brayton has assembled a 98 piece Fostria glass ware collection in the diamond pattern begun years ago as gifts or bought with gift money. Her items include plates water glasses bowls cups and a punch bowl among others. She worked 45 years in the Brayton telephone office retiring as the dial system arrived. She recalls 1910 as her start and a circus advertising line used to contact families cost 10 cents per call.

Nora Larsen Brayton

Salem family rushes to shelters as water main bursts

In Salem Virginia an emergency water main break sent residents scrambling to fall out shelters and hauled out jugs of water. Mrs. L. E. Hollandworth reported a dry faucet at breakfast and melted ice for coffee.

Salem Va Salem L. E. Hollandworth

Church membership holds steady at 64 percent in 1962

The National Council of Churches reports 64 percent of Americans, about 117,946,102 people, belonged to churches in 1962, unchanged from 1961 and lower than 1960. The era's church growth mirrored population gains, while the fruit and vegetable plant industry employs 172,400 with a $592 million payroll.

New York National Council of Churches United States

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