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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1962
Page
6
President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 4 p.m. EDT Thursday, announced by Press Secretary Pierre Salinger. The briefing will be broadcast live on radio and television networks. Salinger denied any link to stock market activity during trading hours.
Utah has risen to tenth among U.S. oil producing states over 15 years with daily output between 8 000 and 100 000 barrels. Most production comes from San Juan County in the far southeast, as noted in the report.
June council meeting set for city hall in Atlantic. Legion to meet at 8 pm at Legion building with nominating committee report. Holtmyer Mundt marriage license granted by Cass district clerk. Pat Smiley joins Boeing Aircraft in Seattle after Iowa State aerospace degree. Campen and Wirth enlist in Air Force at Lackland for basic training. Armstrong divorce decree granted in district court with custody awarded.
Traffic fines, weather notes, and community notices from Atlantic area include court fines for reckless driving and unregistered equipment, a wedding in Audubon, obituaries and graduations from the University of Iowa. Also mentions Outer Mongolia capital and Manaus opera house facts.
The Iowa Weekly Weather and Crop Report says cool wet weather slowed field work in Des Moines area and across the state but growing crops are in good to excellent condition. Corn planting is nearly finished and soybean planting about 80 percent done. Alfalfa cutting is active in central and southern Iowa and pastures provide ample feed.
Old Salem North Carolina used hollow log water pipes delivering running water to houses. Grizzly bears are born during the parent’s hibernation and fed from stored fats.
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