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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1962

Page

4

Iowa Judges Eligible for Immediate Pay Increases

Sen John Shoeman shocked by word that Iowa Supreme Court and District Court judges may receive immediate pay raises after a constitutional amendment. The change lifts District Court pay from 10 000 to 14 500 and Supreme Court pay from 12 000 14 500 and 16 000. interim committee weighs possible 150 000 to cover increases before January session.

DES Moines John Shoeman R-Atlantic Iowa Legislative Interim Committee Iowa Shoeman George O'Malley D-Des Moines

Massachusetts Democrats weigh Teddy or Eddie for Senate

Springfield AP reports Massachusetts Democrats bickering factions aim to settle their choice for the U S Senate. Edward John McCormack and Edward J. McCormack Jr. are seen as leading candidates as insiders speculate on the party’s pick after long deliberations.

Springfield Mass Massachusetts Teddy Eddie Edward John McCormack U.S Pak

Cronin Hands Safeway Keys to Banks in Local Move

Tom Cronin, manager at the Safeway here since 1961, turns over store keys to Boyd Banks who will assume duties Monday. Banks, who previously managed the local store, has spent five years in Sioux City. Cronin becomes manager at the Newton store.

Tom Cronin Safeway Boyd Banks Banks Sioux City Cronin Newton

Fishermen Home From Kenora Trip

Ray Warham, Gene Mehl and son Danny return from a weeklong fishing trip near Kenora Canada. Locally, top price at Omaha market goes to Larry and Emma Marxen for 106 shorn lambs weighing 106 pounds at 19.50 per head. Lt Paul Epperly will visit his parents in Atlantic during the weekend.

Ray Warham Gene Mehl Danny Kenora Canada Larry Emma Marxen Omaha Paul Epperly Navy Air Base Olathe Kans Don Epperly

Prom Coloredo and Family Visit in Kansas City

Mr. and Mrs. Newton Fickel and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Villani of Greeley Colo, visit his parents and her sister in Kansas City after a stay with Mr. and Mrs. Scott Pollock at 906 Locust. Relatives from Nebraska and Colorado attended a Pollock family reunion Sunday. Mrs. Fickel is the Pollock’s daughter and Mrs. Williams is their granddaughter.

Prom Coloredo Newton Fickel Robert Villani Greeley Colo Kansas City Scott Pollock Locust Street Nebraska Colorado Pollock Fickel Willlam

Laos Parley Adjourned as Leaders Seek Coalition Cabinet

Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma said the three princes summit conference adjourned until Monday to reflect on forming a coalition cabinet. He hopes Monday’s meeting will be the last before he announces the new government plan.

Grain Elevator Owner Draws 3 Year Term

DES MOINES AP ALEX V BARBOUR JR. is sentenced to three years in prison for converting about 150000 bushels of government corn at his Knoxville grain elevator. Judge Roy Stephenson orders concurrent three year terms with no fine due to Barbour's financial condition and assets exhausted.

DES Moines Alex V. Barbour Jr Knoxville Roy Stephenson Barbour Commodity Credit Corp Stephenson John Stone Stone

Bloodmobile drive list of volunteers and participants

A long list of names appears as part of a blood drive story with many volunteers and donors named, including Larsen, Leland Acker, Tom Ci the ro, Leo Voggesser, Mrs. Jack Allman and others. The fragment shows ongoing efforts to meet a goal, listing numerous community members across likely a town or county.

Larsen Leland Acker Tom Cithero Leo Voggesser Jack Allman Blanche Metcalf Arlie Harter D. W Mathison Paul Clemmensen Harold Joyce Vernon Gilbert Bob Auerbaugh Wandane Donald F. Petersen Lyle Schaaf Griswold Jerry Askey Elliott Lynn Schaaf Lowell Schaff Virginia Archibald Norman Meyer Leo Westphalen Jerry Thayer Richard Wright Henry Schwartz Mary Annheim Hazel Adams George H. Krengel R. J Smith John McGovern Ruth Bornholdt Marne Charles Bacon Charles Pigsiey Robert L. Lane Jr Leo Meier Dalton Chris- Erwin Zellmer H. W Stanley Nichols Terry Thompson Harry Duskin, Jr Max Freescoe Wallace Mrs. Johnsson Johnny Westphalen Ane Howorth Edith S Rev. Brown Byron Phillips James Petersen Lewis Bill Howard James Hunt Charles Hunt Charles Hansen Robert Ray

Births at Atlantic Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs Harvey Longnecker of Locust street welcomed a son weighing 6 pounds 9 4 ounces born at 12 40 this morning at Atlantic Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Larsen of Anita welcomed a daughter weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces born at 5 35 this morning at the Atlantic Memorial.

Twe Harvey Longnecker Locust Street Atlantic Memorial Hospital Kenneth Larsen Anita Atlantic Memorial

Favorable Balance of Wood Reported by Industry

Columbus Ohio AP reports that American Forest Products Industries Inc says the United States now grows more wood each year than is harvested or lost to fire and diseases, marking a favorable wood balance for the industry.

Columbus, Ohio American Forest Products Industries Inc United States

Jaycees Host Tourists in Daylong Flint Guests Program

Mr and Mrs Koulchar of Flint Michigan are among the first motorists chosen as guests of the Atlantic Jaycees for the Tourists for a Day program. They are pictured at a noon luncheon at Young's restaurant with Tom Finnell and Warren Frankie a Council Bluffs reporter.

Koulchar Flint Mich Atlantic Jaycees Young's Restaurant Tom Finnell

Six Killed In Car Crashes Across State

Six persons died in Iowa road crashes on Thursday. Gerald Vanter and Arthur Huebsch were among the victims in two-car collision near Elkader, with several others injured. John Rasmussen and Blanche Rasmussen perished in a separate crash near Webster City. George Willmott, Dale Edwards and a truck driver were also killed or critically injured in other incidents. Authorities recount details of each wreck and note several survivors.

Associated Press Iowa Gerald Vanter Arthur Huebsch Strawberry Point John M. Rasmussen Blanche Goldfield George Willmott Coggan Dale Eugene Edwards Sully Warner Huebsch Highway 13 Elkader Clifford Kauffman Clifton Vanter Paul Camper Solders Grove Wis Rasmussen Websterity Hamilton County E. R. Lear Frank Sobiecki Detroit Mich Willmott Paul Main Farm Buchanan County Edwards Elk Creek Newton

Town Council Regular Session Votes on Finances at Fire Station

The town council met in regular session Tuesday evening at the fire station with all members present and Mayor Perry Grinstead presiding. The treasurer reported a balance of 6702.93 and receipts of 94.63 for last month, along with four requests for assistance.

Grant Perry Grinstead

Man Dies From May Omaha Car Bus Crash Injuries

Lando Paul Otto, 29, of Honey Creek Iowa, died from injuries suffered in a May 2 downtown Omaha collision between his car and a Greyhound bus. Police say witnesses report high speed prior to impact which drove the bus back about 80 feet. Canada opens a Santa themed village near Bracebridge Ontario featuring Kris Kringle's River Boat and toy shops with elves and gnomes.

Wayne P. Grulke Harlan Justice Court Edward C. Schelm East Eighth Street Seventh Walnut Streets Lydia Otto Schelm Grulke Omaha Lando Paul Otto Honey Creek Iowa Greyhound Canada Disneyland Bracebridge, Ont Kris Kringle

Polish Officials Seek U.S. Support

Polish officials urge Washington to back Poland on German issues and recognize sovereignty over prewar German territory occupied since World War I. They argue U S leverage with Poland grows from political ties more than aid while noting recent U S gestures and rebuffs.

U.S Poland United States West Germany Senate Rayacki Fidel Castro Cuba John H Glenn

India publishes most books in English says library report

New Delhi AP reports 21,076 books published in India last year. English led with 9,361 titles, followed by Hindi with 2,805 and Bengali with 2,043. The data comes from the National Library in Calcutta.

New Delhi India National Library Calcutta Bengali

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