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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1964

Page

8

Kremlin hints at cutting ties with China in Pravda blast

Pravda warns a split between Soviet and Chinese Communist parties is a real threat and would weaken the world communist movement. Western diplomats doubt a full government break would follow, fearing some communication lines remain open.

Moscow Pravda Kremlin Soviet Union China Communist Movement Moscow-Peking Sovet

Community thanks for support during hospital stay

Mrs James Murphy Ip expresses gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for cards letters and gifts received while hospitalized and thanks those who helped Jim with the children.

Jim

Atlante News-Telegraph Extra Copies Ordered

The Atlante News-Telegraph announces extra copies are available and requests advance orders to meet demand. The notice specifies prepayment or reservation preferred for timely distribution.

Atlante News-Telegraph

Fire traced to boy with matches in Cedar Rapids

A 6 year old playing with matches started a $125000 blaze in Cedar Rapids destroying a lumber yard and an electric shop near McKinley elementary. Fire officials traced the cause to the child who blew out a small mattress fire before it rekindled. The boy and his father were interviewed by investigators and fire officers.

Cedar Rapids Jess Hunter McKinley Carl J. Kennedy Cedar Rapids Lumber Co Autorite Electric Co Hunter Harold Mackey Kenneth Anderson

Marie Marne Family News Recap and Visits

Local clippings report Mrs. Anderson s sister Mrs Elmer Walters visiting in Powell Wyoming. Mr and Mrs Robert Goeken returned from Detroit Michigan after visiting Everett Reimer and Judy and Jane Hill. Kenneth Veither and sons with her parents traveled to Sedalia Missouri to visit Mrs John Scheef s family. Mrs Jim Noonan of Peoria Illinois visited her mother Mrs Clara Trailer.

Marne Chris Anderson Anderson Elmer Walters Powell Wyo Robert Goeken Detroit Mich Everett Reimer Judy Jane Hill Gary Ind Millie Hill Alfred Remein Atlantic Kenneth

Gratitude for Kindness after Loss of Elizabeth C. Smith

The Rex Bailey, George T. Smith, Russell M. Smith and Jesse W. Bishop families express heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for messages, memorial gifts, food and flowers shown after the passing of their mother Elizabeth C. Smith.

Elizabeth C. Smith Rex Bailey George T. Smith Russell M. Smith Jesse W. Bishop

Thanks for Flowers Cards and Visits During Hospital Stay

Fred H. McDermott expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers cards and visits received while in the hospital and thanks the nurses on the second floor for their care.

Fred H. McDermott

Card of Thanks for Cards and Papers

Card of thanks expresses gratitude for cards and encouragement while in hospital and for daily papers from Atlantic merchants. Signed by M. Hollinrake.

Atlantic Merchants Hollinrake

Grain and Livestock Market Slips From Omaha to Des Moines

Market notes show hogs and sows mixed across regions with Omaha reporting steady to weak light hog demand and lighter cattle activity. Chicago bids listed mixed hog prices with several weight classes and cattle and sheep prices around steady to lower, while Des Moines notes similar trends with barrows and gilts largely steady and sows steady amid variable weights.

Omaha USDA Chicago Iowa Minnesota

Teacher offers to pay traffic fines for busy motorists

Long Beach New York AP report says 28 year old art instructor Guy Corriero at the Long Island Agricultural and Technical Institute has placed about 3500 service cards on car windshields in Nassau County offering to attend court and pay fines for motorists for a $3 fee. He asserts he helps drivers save time while they face penalties for road rule violations.

Long Beach N.Y Guy Corriero Long Island Agricultural and Technical Institute Nassau County

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