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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1964

Page

7

Southwest Iowa Beef Boosters Plan Dearborn Promotion

The Southwest Iowa Beef Boosters met at The Pines to finalize plans for a June 10 11 trip to Dearborn Michigan to promote Iowa beef. About 35 attended with over 50 expected to join the delegation including businessmen and cattle feeders from Atlantic Council Bluffs Audubon and Harlan. The group will fly June 10 entertain civic leaders at an Iowa steak barbecue at the Dearborn Inn with steaks donated by the Omaha Livestock Foundation.

Southwest Council Bluffs Audubon and Harlan Dearborn Dearborn Inn The Livestock Foundation of Omaha C. W. McManamy Council Bluffs Chamber Agricultural Committee Des Moines Greenfield Village Iowa Dearsborn Atlantic Audubon Anita Maine Corning Crescent Honey Creek Underwood Hastings Shenandoah Atbantic Ranny Kelloway Elden Kay Marie Bert Laufer Einer Henningsen Dewey Kuiken Lynn Schoenthal Jack Bergstrom Bob Oathoudt Joe Deardorff Mac McCormick Walt Manchester Wallie Pelett Keith Robinson Charles Hunt Fritz Simpson Alliantia Manchester Atlantic Chamber of Commerce Office

Santa Claus Wins Record English Derby at Epsom

Santa Claus won the richest Epsom Derby ever at Epsom in England. Indiana, owned by Charles Engelhard of New York, finished second and Dilettante II, owned by Larry Gelb, a New York cosmetics manufacturer, was third. John Jamay, Santa Claus' owner, collected a record prize of $201,787.

Anta Claus Epsom England Indiana Charles Engelhard New York Dilettante II Larry Gelb John Jamay

Weather Outlook Through Thursday With Warm Up In West

Generally fair weather continues through Thursday. Warmer conditions in the west by Wednesday night, while the extreme northeast remains cooler with lows near 4 and the south in the 50s. Scattered showers begin in the extreme northwest Thursday afternoon, with warmer highs from 70s in the north to 60s in the south. The outlook shows partly cloudy skies and slightly cooler conditions with scattered showers ending southeast Friday.

Ching

Thousands of Policemen To Patrol New York City

New York City will deploy nearly 1,000 extra officers on overtime to patrol streets and subways after a weekend of subway violence. Mayor Wagner ordered 500 city patrolmen and 200 transit police to work additional eight hour tours, with a rapid radio rollout planned for subway trains.

New York City New York Mayer Wagner Manhattan

Rusk and McNamara Return From Asian Talks

Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara returned from a Honolulu conference with recommendations for President Johnson on strengthening Southeast Asia against Communism. They emphasized American commitment and warned the enemy must understand resolve. no plans to expand the war into North Vietnam were recommended or approved.

Washington Dean Rusk Robert S. McNamara Honolulu Johnson Southeast Asia Andrews Air Force Base Rusk McNamara New England North Viet Nam

Two Girls Die In Accident Near Homestead

Two 11 year old girls, daughters of University of Iowa faculty, were killed in a Highway 6 crash near Homestead. Anna Bourjaily and Lisa Rosenbaum died when Bourjaily’s car was struck by a semirailer truck after swerving to avoid a left turn, both girls ejected into a ditch.

Elk Horn Atlantic Jerry W. Cook Nebraska Methodist Hospital Omaha Atlantic Memorial Kim Weddum Cook Thomas Barry Ridge Road Barry Lowe & Eschman Construction Company Marion Homestead University of Iowa Highway 6 Here Anna Bourjaily Vance Bourjaily North Liberty Lisa Rosenbaum Milton Rosenbaum Iowa City Bourjaily Phillip Writers Workshop Rosenbaum Highway Richar Hendrickson Hendrickson Ralph Smith Tama Smith

150 Expected At Aerospace Workshop

A workshop at the Eens Building will attract about 150 southwest Iowa teachers. Cass County schools superintendent Warren R. Morrow will open with Dr Merlyn McLaughlin of Still College giving the keynote. Educators from Drake Simpson and State College of Iowa lead groups, with airplane rides offered at 2:30.

Eens Friy Southwest Iowa Cass County Air Age Education Iowa Aeronautics Commission Warren R. Morrow Merlyn McLaughlin Still College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery Des Moines Arthur Mullens Drake Donald H. Koontz Simpson William Drier State College of Iowa Randall Bebb State College

Firemen Invite Chiefs Group to Meet Here

The Atlantic fire department invited the Iowa Fire Chiefs Association to hold its state convention in November here. Gail Odem and Bob Kelso were named general chairmen, with about 200 fire chiefs expected. The department seeks donations from merchants and individuals to fund a bigger Fourth of July program at the airport and plans to spend over $1,000 on fireworks.

Atlantic Fire Department Iowa Fire Chiefs Association Noviber Gail Odem Bob Kelso

Epidemic Strains Aberdeen Tourism As Typhoid Spreads

Aberdeen, Scotland faces a typhoid outbreak with 248 confirmed cases and 39 under observation as the tourist season begins. Health officials, citing a possible link to canned corned beef, urge caution while government inquiries continue and two South American brands are removed from shelves. Dr Ilan MacQueen says there is no shadow of doubt the outbreak began from a tin of corned beef.

Aberdeen Scotland Michael Noble Noble House of Commons Ilan MacQueen

Change in Schedule for Summer Art Classes

Art classes run with the summer recreation program starting June 23 at Lincoln School. Instruction is at 2 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday through July 24, replacing the previous June 16 start date.

Lincoln School

Bitter Labor Strife Spurs Guard Deployment in Midwest

Nearly 1,000 Michigan National Guardsmen kept peace at Hillsdale as Essex Wire Corp reopened after a five day closure. IUE rivals Teamsters in a bitter fight for a first contract, with curfews, riots, and injuries amid picket lines. Additional clashes erupted in Wisconsin Indiana and Ohio as union actions spread.

Associated Press Michigan National Hillsdale Mich Midwest Essex Wire Corp George Romney International Union of Electrical Workers IUE Essex Teamsters Union Hillsdale County Romney National Wisconsin Indiana West Allis Wis Pressed Steel Tank Co New Helpers Louis Reinsch Marquette University Evansville Ind International Steel

Two Iowa Students Win Presidential Scholarships

Washington AP reports two Iowa high school graduates are among 120 nationwide to receive presidential scholarships and bronze medallions from President John son at White House ceremonies June 10. Recipients include Mark Peterson of Ames and Sally Jeanette Cross of Iowa City, both National Merit Scholars. Peterson will study philosophy at Amherst College and Cross will study French and political science at Wellesley College.

Washington Iowa Lyndon B. Johnson White House Mark Peterson Ames Sally Jeanette Cross Iowa City Young Peterson Ames High School Elroy Peterson Miss Cross Kenneth R. Cross Massachusetts Peterson Amherst College Wellesley College

Gift of Blood May Save Life Of Recipient

Bloodmobile visit to Atlantic at the Methodist church from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m aims to reach Cass county’s 209 pint yearly quota. Donors 18 to 59 with parent permission under 21 may donate. lunch provided, appointments via Red Cross or Mrs C C Hansen.

Red Cross Bloodmobile Omaha Methodist Red Cross C. C. Hansen Atlantic Atlantic Bpo Mobile Armed Forces Bloodmobile Cass

Nab Youths in Crime Ring

Greenfield AP report: Adair County and Greenfield authorities say 26 teenagers from Greenfield area were arrested in a crime ring case. Six appeared in District Court with six placed on probation, seventeen received warnings, and three ongoing. Loot value not yet tabulated.

Greenfield Adair County Massena Stuart, Williamson Orient

Dramatic Upheaval in Primary Races Shapes GOP Nomination

Waterloo homicide report details a sex slaying at 19 year old Diane Gable as suspect John Kyle, 16, faces a $20,000 bond. Goldwater shocks California with decisive primary win over Rockefeller, moving toward the GOP nomination with 436 votes to Rockefeller's 118. Other races include Sabinger winning Democratic Senate nomination and several incumbents reelected.

Waterloo Diane Kay Gable John T. Kyle Washington Barry Goldwater California Arizona Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Rockefeller Goldwater South Dakota Pierre Sabinger White House Kennedy George Murphy Alabama Mike Mansfield Montana John C. Stennis Mississippi Los Angeles

Iowan Paroled From Prison In Callender Slaying Case

Donald J. Klinger 45, of Callender, was paroled from the State Penitentiary after a 25 year sentence for second degree murder. He was convicted September 24, 1958, for the shotgun slaying of his father Carl I. Klinger on the son’s farm five miles west of Callender.

DES Moines Donald J. Klinger Callender

John W Walker to Get Medical Degree at Iowa Univ

John W Walker son in law of Mr and Mrs John A R Hansen of 106 East Twelfth will receive an M D degree at graduation exercises at Iowa University Friday morning.

John W. Walker John A. R. Hansen East Twelfth Iowa University

Businessman 44 Pleads Guilty in Bankruptcy Case

Ralph P. Montavon a 44 year old Rhodes businessman pleaded guilty in U S District Court to concealing assets during bankruptcy proceedings for his muffler company after it filed for bankruptcy on June 17 1963 He faces up to five years in jail and a $5000 fine Sentencing was deferred Prosecutors said he removed equipment from the Rhodes plant to Hanover Illinois while concealing it from the bankruptcy trustee The petition listed debts of 32906 and assets of 36954

DES Moines Ralph P. Montavon Rhodes U.S. District Court Assests Montavon U.S. Dist. Atty Donald Wine Hanover Ill

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