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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1964
Page
7
California Republican showdown tests Goldwater and Rockefeller
The Republican presidential race hinges on California today where Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller seek 86 GOP delegates. A Goldwater victory could lock the nomination, while a defeat might widen the contest to include Scranton and Nixon as contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Goldwater
Rockefeller
New York
Caliornia
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Richard M. Nixon
Kluever Defeats Herrick Reed and Gittens Victors
County results show Kluever top with 103 votes in Cass County while Alvin Meyer leads in Madison County with 101. Hansen tops district totals with 4 889. Meyer second with 4 157. First Grove precinct reported early, 9 01 p m, as all Cass County precincts logged results by 11 25. Voter turnout low at 1 976 ballots versus 2 100 in 1962. all time high was 5143 in 1940. An octogenarian Yugoslav composer Eva Kreutzer shifts from classical to rock influence at 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Alvin P. Meyer
Madigan County
Fred E. Watson
Greene
Leo Gordon
Pottawattamie
Walter J. Ambrose
John T. Tokheim
Hansen
Meyer
Earddates
Grove Township
Board of Supervisor
Court House
First
Engaged: Sallie Hamilton to Don Jensen in Kansas City
Mrs. Gordon Hamilton of Kansas City announces the engagement of Sallie Patricia Hamilton to Don A. Jensen son of Mr. and Mrs. Axel Jensen of Audubon. Hamilton studied at Rosemont College Sorbonne and Newton College and is active in the Junior League. Jensen holds degrees from the State University of Iowa and practices law in Kansas City. Wedding date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terroriial Soc
Gordon UH. Hamilton
Kansas City
Sallie Patricia Hamilton
Don A. Jensen
Axel B. Jensen
Audubon
State University of Iowa
Sigma Nu Social
Phi Delta Phi
Indianola Couple Karen Brown and Thomas Geesaman Engaged
Mr and Mrs Don Brown announce the engagement of Karen Brown to Thomas Melvin Geesaman both of Indianola former Grant residents The bride to be is a 1963 Indianola High School graduate and Simpson College student active in Delta Delta Delta The groom to be is the son of Mr and Mrs James Geesaman also of Indianola and he attends Simpson College No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Brown
Thomas Melvin Geesaman
Don Brown
Indianola
Grant
Eect
Indianola High School
Simpson College
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
James Geesaman
Simpson
Club Calendar Items for Wednesday and Thursday Meetings
Royal Neighbors meet Wednesday at IOOF hall at 7 30 p m. Xi Beta Phi chapter Beta Sigma Phi sorority meets with Mrs Gladys Cunningham 105 East Sixth at 8 p m. Hawkeye Encampment and Auxiliary meet Thursday at IOOF hall 8 p m with sack lunch. Busy Bee dessert luncheon at Mrs Otto Aldag home at 1 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Ioof Hall
Xi Beta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Gladys Cunningham
East Sixth
Hawkeye
Busy Bee Club
Otto Aldag
Judge toppled by defective swivel chair in Trenton trial
Superior Court Judge Frank J. Kingfield toppled from the bench when a swivel chair collapsed during a condemnation trial in Trenton New Jersey. Spectators rushed to help as he regrouped and the trial resumed after a replacement chair was secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Superior Court
Frank J. Kingfield
Kingfield
Hearing set on Ruby sanity trial in Texas
A June 19 show cause hearing in open court will decide if Jack Ruby may face a sanity trial. Ruby will receive psychiatric care in his jail cell after three psychiatrists reported he is mentally ill. Judge Joe B Brown allowed treatment and noted Ruby suffers low mood and regression. Ruby, 53, was convicted March 14 of murder with malice in Oswald shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Explosion Injures Davenport Man
An explosion leveled a five room house in Davenport injuring 32 year old Donald R Park who was found stunned amid the rubble. Fire followed the blast and was quickly put out. Inspectors from Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric were summoned. Neighbors noted the Park home was heated by gas. Several nearby homes suffered window and structural damage. Park formerly managed the Interstate Finance Co office in Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Donald R_ Park
Park House
Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric Co
Park
Park Place
Interstate Finance Co
Moline
Irene
Webster City
California
School Notes Grant Awards and Honors
Award ceremonies at Grant center featured honors for first through sixth graders in library work prevention posters and speech. Teachers Fay Gaddis and Mrs Ghidys Fay were praised for service with gifts as Gaddis prepares to move to Nebraska for next year. A remedial two week summer program in arithmetic and reading begins June 1 with Helen Blackburn and Maude Brown directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Mr. Garner
Goon
Terry Roberts
Arlin Rothe
Teresa Rayburn
Denise Schuler
Laurie Hoye
Patrick Wicker
Eldonna Steffen
Darla Proctor
Kelly Baier
Beverly Holldorf
Chuck Wilcoxon
Forest Hoye
Gary Westover
Patty Starlin
Gail Petersen
Pamela Wilcoxon
Darlene Weaver
Rose Marie Govig
Richard Govig
Dean Orstad
Ricky Jenkins
David Pelzer
Beverly Holidorf
Janet Rabe
Rose Marie Going
Nancy Boroughs
Ruth Jones
Lyle Ruhl
Warren Schuler
Richard Weston
Ricky Krause
Crant
Grant Center
Fay Gaddis
Clarinda
Ghidys Fay
Gaddis
Gram
Nebraska
Gemini Flights on Schedule
Houston AP report says Gemini space flights stay on timetable with second unmanned launch likely in September and manned flight before year end. Hardware timetable released. spacecraft tested in St Louis before moving to Cape Kennedy for integration in late July. Launch eight weeks after Cape Kennedy delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Tex
Gemini
Manned Spacecraft Center
St. Louis
Cape Kennedy
African women visit Des Moines on UN program
Donata Luka, 27, from Nyasaland and Mrs Kevina Tyaba, 29, from Uganda, visiting the Midwest for four months, arrived in Des Moines for a 15 day stay. They will study rural life and women's organizations in the United States, staying in Creston until June 5 and Iowa until June 15. The training is sponsored by the United Nations Economic and Social Council via the World Union of Catholic Women's Organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Africa
Midwest
Iowa
Donata Luka
Nyasaland
Kevina Tyaba
Uganda
Creston
Ed Hanrahan
United Nations Economic and Social Council
World Union of Catholic Women's Organizations
Native of Lewis Dies in California at 46
Catherine Baker Bone 46 a Lewis native died suddenly Sunday in South San Francisco Calif She was born May 17 1918 the daughter of Charles and Berniece Baker and left Lewis over 30 years ago Her mother Mrs Berniece Hannum of San Francisco visited at the Glen Roe home in Wiota and left for California Survivors include two brothers Duane and Donald Baker and a sister Mrs Dorothy Neehaus all in the San Francisco area She was preceded in death by her father and sister Jean Crisnan Aunts of Mrs Bone include Mrs Roe Mrs Mabel Sheets and Mrs Grace Burnside of Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Baker Bone
Lewis
San Francisco
Calif
Bone
Charles
Berniece Baker
Berniece Hannum
Glen Roe
Wiota
California
Duane
Donald Baker
Dorothy Neehaus
Jean Crisnan
Roe
Mabel Sheets
Grace Burnside
Park official born in city park named San Francisco’s new superintendent
Frank Foehr, named the city's new parks superintendent, has a unusual origin. He was born in a city park while his parents were sheltering in an Army tent at Hamilton Square Park during the 1906 earthquake and fire refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Frank Foehr
Hamilton Square Park
OCONNOR SEES MERGER LINK FOR AGRICULTURAL SERVICES
O'Connor highlights the proposed merger with W R Grace Co to expand services for the agricultural industry. He notes combining livestock feed supplement marketing with agricultural chemical marketing will strengthen the firm and boost farm production efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Grace & Co
O’connor
Convict Faces 8 Year Term For Prison Killing
Jerry Lewis Parsons, 27, already serving 25 years for robbery, received an additional eight-year sentence for manslaughter after being convicted of killing fellow prisoner Lee Bonjour, 26, in the state penitentiary kitchen on April 24. Parsons, of Chariton, had claimed self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Jerry Lewis Parsons
State Penitentiary
Parsons
Chariton
Lee Bonjour
Muscatine
Komodo Dragons Among World’s Rarest Lizards
Scientists note Komodo dragons, the largest living lizards, face critical scarcity with an estimated population well below a thousand individuals across their limited Indonesian range. Researchers warn habitat loss and human threats endanger this iconic species.
New Girl Born to Reinemund Family
Mr. and Mrs. George Reinemund of Council Bluffs welcomed a daughter, Angela Dawn, born May 24 at Audubon County Memorial hospital. The baby weighs seven pounds six ounces. Grandparents are P. C. Reinemund and Art Petersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
George Reinemund
Council Bluffs
Audubon County Memorial Hospital
Angela Dawn
P. C. Reinemund
Art Petersen
News-Telegraph
Dubon
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Edna Ooh
Franklin de Ago
Grove
I Lincoln
Massena
Amennere
Noble
Union
Victoria
HK HK
Atlantic High School
Hotel Whitney
Sunnyside Park
Jake White
Maple Street
White
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Gerald Kay
Richard Dreager
Wayne Andrews
Minwest
Lewis Dies, California
Bud Jorgensen
W. 5
Tate
Imsurancs
State Farm Life Insurance Company
Bloomington
Minela
Yanaquil
Pacific
Dan River
Pacific Truth
Eslors
Anthony’s
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