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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1961
Page
5
A brief public safety note urges motorists to obey Stop signs while recalling a dramatic statement that there are fewer than 1,000 grizzly bears in the United States. The article emphasizes caution and legal driving behavior.
The Hansen family from Granite City Illinois spent a week with relatives in Atlantic. Community notes include a K of C meeting at 8 pm Wednesday, senior citizens transportation needs, and a corrected obituary name. Local events cover Lions Club program, Hawkeye Twin club convention, Moose district meeting, and patrolman changes. Weather updates predict showers, cooler temperatures, and near 80s expected later in the week.
D Cappel of 1503 Waddell drive graduated June 4 from Kemper military school junior college at Boonville Missouri. He received certificates for athletic and general honor societies, served as advertising manager for the Kemper yearbook and on the Kemper newspaper staff, won a top Missouri College Newspaper association rating for an yearbook subscription ad, and earned a golf team letter as captain. His brother Thomas R Cappel also joined the Kemper athletic honor society.
Ronald Bishop, 26, of the Buffalo Phil harmonic Orchestra recalls starting tuba in the second grade because he was too small for trombone. He says he was chosen to play the tuba since the school band needed someone to fill the instrument. He could not reach trombone positions at that time.
Editor Horace Greeley, though aligned with the Republican era spirit, is depicted as the Democratic presidential nominee in 1872, facing defeat to Ulysses S. Grant after a contentious campaign.
Ed Murrow, head of the U S Information Agency, urges Johns Hopkins graduates not to impose American institutions on developing nations. He condemns the fallacy of forms and warns that the world is divided into many camps, not a simple us versus them.
Lori Sue Robinson eight is improving at Jennie Edmundson hospital Coun cil Bluffs after burns from a pressurized insect repellent can exploding in a trash fire at the family home Saturday night. Her brother Scot ten was treated for mine burns at Atlantic Memorial hospital. Their father said the can was empty and accidentally tossed into the trash.
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