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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1963

Page

6

Speculate On Choice Of Pontiff

Vatican City AP reports near certainty the next Pope will be Italian and likely not a Curia insider, with age between 63 and 73. Key candidates include Urbani and Lercaro as progressives, Confalonieri and Montini as possible moderates, Marella Castaldo and Roberti as prominent contenders, while a non Italian or American pope is deemed unlikely.

Vatican City Vatican Curia Micely John XXII Giovanni Cardinal Urbani John Venice Giacomo Cardinal Lecaro Bollogna Urbani Lercaro Carlo Cardinal Confalonieri Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini Milan Confalonieri Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli Pius XII Montini Vatican Paolo Cardinal Marella Alfonso Cardinal Castaldo Francesco Cardinal Roberti Marea St. Peter's Basilica Naples Curia Adrian VI

Grant-Mrs Connie McMorran relocates beauty salon to Corning

Grant veteran beauty operator Connie McMorran has moved from Grant after a year’s work and opened a shop in Corning. The community notes several visits by locals to family homes and church programs, including the Yeske family at Morton Mills church vacation Bible school and Stanely Wohlenhaus graduating in Joplin.

Grant Connie McMorran Corning John Roberts Los Angeles Calif Clifford Pettengill Emil Yeske John and Paul Ida Yeske Morton Mills John Charles Ruhl Tecumseh Neb Melvin Taylor Ruhl Teddy Weston Westons

Youth fined in Clinton petty larceny case at park well

AP report: Victor Pam ibalski, 18, Clinton, fined $900 and costs after pleading guilty to petty larceny for stealing $19.95 from a wishing well at Clinton Memorial Park. A 16 year old on parole received 30 days suspended, and a 17 year old was sent to the school and paroled on good behavior.

Clinton Victor Pamibalski Clinton Memorial Park Crippled Children’s Fund Eldora

Lost power shaft on highway 414 near Wepplers

Classified notice lists a damaged power shaft location between William Weppler and John Weppler on highway 414 in Iowa. Contact Lewis at 1PO9-2191 for details. Also includes Iowa Breeders Co-op with artificial breeding services by Wilbur Armentrout and American Breeder Service offering proven sires across seven dairy and eight beef breeds with a $7 fee. contact Robert Wentz at 243-3864 in Atlantic.

Wm. Weppler John Weppler Hiway Lewis American Breeder Service Robert Wentz Atlantic

Washington Tax and Vice President Notes Across Capitol

In Washington the House Ways and Means panel rejected Kennedy tax cut ideas including a 300 dollar credit replacing exemptions and retirement income relief for seniors over 66. It also rejected deducting research equipment costs now. A constitutional amendment to transfer disabled president elect powers drew praise and caution from a vice president. Rooney questioned USIA Brazilian poetry gift and its cultural impact.

House Ways and Means Committee Presiden Kennedy Treasury Law Group Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon U.S. Information Agency John J. Rooney Brazil New York Democrat Rooney Gordon A. Ewing Usia Information Center Service Ewing

Vacation church school closes at Grant Methodist church

The Grant Methodist church held a one week vacation school ending June 7 with about 30 children enrolled. Superintendent Mrs. Jack Ruhl led the program featuring class numbers, a vocal solo by Susan Kenworthy with Mike Smith on piano, and a cornet solo by Julie Morrison. An offering of $5 was raised for World Service. Teachers included Mrs. Dennis Pelzer, Mrs. Theron Shafer, Mrs. Gerald Taylor, Linda Taylor, Marcia Morrison, Susan Kenworthy, Mrs. Clair Morrison, Mrs. Edwin Curry and Max H. Miller. Senior MYF met at the church Sunday evening with counselors Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spiker. Judy Long led the lesson and Mike Smith and Susan Kenworthy directed the entertainment and refreshments.

Grant Methodist Church Susan Kenworthy Mike Smith Julie Morrison Jack Ruhl Dennis Pelzer Theron Shafer Gerald Taylor Linda Taylor Marcia Morrison Clair Morrison Edwin Curry Max H. Miller Earl Spiker Judy Long

Summer Movements Of Local Clergy And Families

Griswold residents Mr and Mrs John Baughman travel to Richville Minnesota for most of the summer. Mrs Homer Mullins of O Neill Nebraska visits Mrs Beatrice Gittins for a week. Debbie Krisinger flies to Phoenix Arizona to stay with sister Mrs Lawrence Gibson. Harold E Olson Iowa Synod secretary to deliver sermon June 30. Rev Robert Chitwood returns from Oshkosh Wisconsin where he spoke at a 1963 convention. Rev and Mrs A Edward Peterson depart for Menomonie Wisconsin for vacation. Luthern League will cover Faith Lutheran services during absence. June 16 to 23 Dr Gilbert T Monson of Bethlehem Lutheran Red Oak to supply pulpit.

Griswold John Baughman Richville Minn Homer Mullins O'Neill Neb Beatrice Gittins Debbie Krisinger Kansas City Phoenix Ariz Lawrence Gibson Harold E. Olson Iowa Synod Robert Chitwood Oshkosh Wis Churches of Christ Wisconsin Edward Peterson Menomonie Faith Lutheran Church Luthern League

Rosalie MacCaslen Eliminated in Fifth Round of Spelling Bee

Rosalie MacCaslen, a 13 year old from Greenfield, Iowa, was eliminated in the fifth round of the 36th national spelling bee. She misspelled sluice without the i, finishing as the 14th casualty among 69 entrants.

Washington Rosalie MacCaslen Greenfield Towa

Iowa law details vacancy rules after emergencies

Cites Law Des Moines AP Iowa law lets counties cities towns and school districts decide how to fill vacancies after emergencies such as a nuclear attack. Atty Gen Evan Hultman said Ray C Stiles Iowa director of civil defense asked for the ruling as federal authorities sought to know if officers of Iowa could act under it.

LAW Des Moines Iowa Atty Evan Hultman Ray C. Stiles Civil Defense Lowa

Lewis Family News and Wedding Tides in Indiana Visit

Mrs Meda Sperry returns from Marion Indiana where she attended her nephew Bills Conrad wedding. Neal Zike on a two month west tour. Eddie DeWitt from Rock Falls Wisconsin visits. Mike Conrad of Marion Indiana visits. Bob Black from Texas visits Gus Meyers family. Atlantic News-Telegraph extra copies urged in advance.

Lewis Meda Sperry Marion Ind Bill Conrad Neal Zike i West Eddie DeWitt Rock Falls Mike Conrad Tenay Bob Black Texas Inlaw Gus Meyers

Livestock and grain market roundup from Omaha and Chicago

Hogs across Omaha and Chicago steady to firm with gains for some weights and lean cuts bringing up to 18.50 in Chicago. Cattle and sheep show mixed, with steers and heifers near steady, small lots of prime spring lambs around 23.00, and widespread variation in hog and cattle prices across regions. Grain futures hit season highs before backing off, with mixed movements in corn and oats and soybeans fluctuating. Local columns note historical cartoon feature about Robert Ferguson and Charles II in Edinburgh.

Omaha Livestock Omaha USDA U.S Chicago Livestock Chicago Chicago Chicago Grain Chicago Board of Trade

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