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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
1
The piece questions the Kennedy assassination probe, questions Laos air patrol usefulness, and comments on civil rights filibuster battles. It notes potential political shifts, worries about public violence in Brooklyn, and condemns city terror while urging lawful order and civil equality.
Pei Lee, a former textile industry pioneer from China, became the University of Delaware's oldest graduate at 68, earning a bachelor of science in agriculture after his seven children funded his five and a half years of study. He aims to work with international agricultural agencies. He moved to the United States in 1956 under the Refugee Act and became a citizen in 1963.
Carroll Ray Morris of Messervey, former operator of Fashion Farms Inc, filed a personal bankruptcy petition in federal court listing debts of 422840 assets 270173 and exempt assets 5085. Fashion Farms entered bankruptcy two years ago with case transfers between Iowa divisions recently.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication hours and editorial staff details, plus subscription prices for local and out of state readers. Rates include one month to one year plans for Atlantic, adjoining counties, Iowa, U.S. and Canada, with varying durations and prices.
DREW PEARSON reports from Ethiopia as Somalia becomes a central arena in a global struggle over aid and influence. China,Russia,Egypt and Western powers flood Somalia with money and military support while Kagnew tracking station in nearby Ethiopia faces pressure to close. The piece outlines aims of each power and the risk to Ethiopia amid the aid surge.
President Johnson convenes labor leaders in Washington to accelerate opening union membership and job opportunities for Negroes and other minorities. More than 100 top spokesmen, including AFL-CIO President George Meany, attend to discuss enforcing union pledges against discrimination.
A fire gutted Foxes Super Valu in Denison leaving the building a total loss. Firefighters battled flames for hours but the cause remains under investigation and no injuries are reported.
Real estate ad listing multiple subdivisions with contact phone numbers for Highland Addition LeVista Place Bairlawn Addition and associated listings. Includes three area codes and several phone lines for inquiries.
A poem extols the free joys of nature and simple pleasures over wealth. It asserts that beauty in landscapes, woodlands, rivers, sunrises, books, and friendship enriches life without cost, while food and basic needs require some effort. The verse celebrates wisdom and happiness found beyond money.
Mr and Mrs John Sornson purchase the Miller Drive Inn from Meril Miller. Mrs Sornson will run the business. Mr Sornson works as a linotype operator at the local newspaper shop. Miller has not announced future plans.
Ten years ago Gail Safter became owner of the R D Hooker drug sun dry in Griswold. Walnut Town Council picked a new dump site on the Ralph Corey farm seven miles northeast of Walnut on Rock Road. Adolph Pettinger topped the Omaha market with 20 hogs weighing 221 pounds each, bringing $26.20 top.
Miss Sharlet King of Anita started as assistant at the AAA office after high school graduation. Miss Marilyn Henningsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H O Henningsen, ranked fifth at Christian College commencement in Columbia Missouri. Mary Louise Pine and Howard Pudolph of the city left for Iowa City to enroll for the University of Iowa summer term. Mrs Antoni Petersen of Harlan was elected president of the ladies auxiliary of the Farm Holiday association in Shelby County. Miss Jean Fagan and Miss Alice Thompson, Casey natives, graduated from Mercy hospital nurses' training in Des Moines.
The regular June meeting of the town council was conducted Monday evening in the Mayor's office with Mayor Grinstead presiding and all council members present.
In a 1904 match broadcast for Bridgerama, Santamarino for Argentina passed six hearts as Attaquilo led ten of clubs. The slam failed for North South, but Argentina gained 1 030 points after a 3-3 trump break and a wary play by the Italian declarer.
The treasurer reported a balance of 6094.95 and income of 157.21 for last month. All bills were approved and cigarette permits granted for Starlin cafe Grant Tavern Grant Food Market and Coffee Lorner cafe. Do not drive if you drink.
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