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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
10
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The schedule lists morning and afternoon shifts for June 1 to June 30, naming staff such as Henning, Kennedy, Kuiken, Fetters, Glynn, Welcher, Dimig, Schra der, McIntire, L. Hughes, Voss, Reason, and others. X-ray, paint, and eve shifts are noted with various personnel including Petersen, Linde man, Rutledge, and Peters on, among many others.
The seventh annual Cass Page 4-H camp will host 120 members from Cass and Page counties at the club camping center from Wednesday to Saturday. The program includes nature study outdoor living recreation and training swim ming canoeing and other sports with Cass officers Rich ard Kay Ed Podolak Barbara Woodward Linda Symonds Judy Frazier Karen Pellett Bill Harris Randy Rumery Bob Symonds serving as junior counselors.
Marie MARNE-Mr and Mrs Robert Goeken flew to Detroit Michigan on Monday as he attends a meeting and visits her father Everett. Arthur Goeken and Marvin Brindley are on a fishing trip in Minnesota.
Motorists are reminded that stop signs require a full stop at intersections. Drivers should come to a complete halt, check for cross traffic, and proceed when safe. The note emphasizes adherence to traffic control devices to prevent collisions and improve road safety.
Atty. Gen. Robert F Kennedy disavowed two delegation slates pledged to support him for the vice presidential nomination. He reiterated support for President Johnson and urged convention delegates to await Johnson's advice before declaring a running mate. Edward Costikyan released Kennedy's telegram stating the questioned delegates acted without his knowledge or approval.
Agnes Nielsen and Esther Burns attended Pamela Elpie’s confirmation in Belmond May 17. Erna Jacobsen returned from Solvang California. Donald Lee family visited Andrew and Agnes Christoffersen in Arvada California. Sonja Madsen heads to Omaha for summer work. Alfred Simonsen Amanda Herskind Niels Boelch T G Jensen and Vernon Larsen celebrated V S Jensen's 60th wedding anniversary in Des Moines. Anton Fanthorp visited Viggo Jacobsen. Clarence Jensen vacationed last week. Charles Bowen visited Palma Samsen. A B Stroemer spent the week in Elmwood. Elvind Lillehoj family from Ames and Peter Lillehoj from Des Moines stayed with Henning Rasmussen family. Lillehoj to Copenhagen June 9 for post doctoral fellowship at Carlsberg.
Judge Folsom Everest opens the June term of Cass county district court. Petit jurors from multiple towns are summoned to report at 9:30 a.m. June 15, with names of jurors from Atlantic, Pleasant, Cass, Franklin, Brighton, and other communities listed. Grand jury members are to report at 10 a.m. Thursday.
Finnish scientists under a U S grant report cows cannot eat enough mustard family fodder to make milk trigger goiter in people. Agriculture Department announced Monday that the earlier belief linking milk to thyroid disease is not supported by findings.
84 Audubon high school seniors received diplomas at Wednesday night exercises in the armory. Valedictorian Connie Andersen achieved a 4.0 average, with salutatorian Catherine Madsen close behind. Honors included Legion and club awards, plus multiple college scholarships from Dana, Tulane, Brown, and others.
Memorial Day weekend traffic in Iowa claimed four lives in a grim toll. Mrs. Spletzer, 19, was killed in a collision on Highway 30 near Clarence. Ronald McConnell, 18, uninjured. Gerald Richardson, 20, died in a two car crash near Jefferson. Edwin Crist, 72, died from a Saturday crash near Stanwood. John Wieland, 70, killed near Plainfield. Linus Meierotte, 41, died later in Fort Madison from injuries suffered May 25 in a Lee County truck crash.
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously to lift an Alabama court order barring the NAACP from operating in the state. The case began in 1956 after the Montgomery County Circuit Court enjoined the NAACP in 1961 for not registering as a foreign corporation. Alabama's high court affirmed in 1963 without addressing the merits, citing procedural flaws in how errors were presented.
A man arrested downtown Syracuse Sunday night was charged by police with public intoxication. The suspect identified by police is Southern Drinker.
Two Des Moines residents Beverly Ostreko and Nancy Ostreko and Minneapolis man Edward E Johnson were injured in two separate area crashes since Friday. The Ostrekos were hurt in a two car collision at Sixth and Poplar streets Friday afternoon and treated for bruises. The Nelson car turned onto Sixth as the Ostreko car traveled north on Poplar, causing about 250 dollars in damage. Johnson sustained a head laceration when his car struck a barricade at the end of Interstate 80 north of here Saturday afternoon. police said he appeared to have fallen asleep.
Selby's public telephone booths will limit teenage calls to six minutes. Douglas Owen, traffic superintendent at the Yorkshire HQ, notes some calls have lasted over half an hour. Operators will interrupt and terminate conversations if a booth is monopolized.
Iowa Highway Patrol will run an allout June and July campaign to reduce highway deaths. Supervisors are ordered to use radar speed traps aircraft and other gear. sheriffs and police chiefs will join. Last year 154 people died in June and July.readable details from Cedar Rapids Municipal Court show gaps in mileage data and suspensions.
The new billiard center at 107 Chestnut opened today with a grand opening planned for Tuesday afternoon and evening. Advertisers are urged to order extra copies of The Atlantic News Telegraph in advance.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cannon and Greg of St. Cloud Minnesota spent last Sunday with Mrs. Daisy Cannon. The Luther League went to Springbrook Sunday for a service and picnic. The Rev. Joseph Sibert has returned from a Lutheran church meeting in Davenport.
A brief public safety note urges trimming a spoo at dusk to reduce hazards and protect households. Officials warn of fire and debris risks and encourage residents to remove potential ignition sources before evening.
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