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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
4
President Kennedy seeks AFL CIO help in a broad plan to fight job discrimination. George Meany pledges union backing as Kennedy outlines five requests including a top level committee, voter registration drives, increased minority leadership, and bi racial councils.
Local notes report Hoffman trip to Kansas City and base ball games. Marriage license issued for Denton Chambers and Shirley Spray. Red Cross lifeguards to meet at Sunnyside pool. Atlantic Creston game postponed to June 24 due to wet grounds. Rainbow assembly attendees return from Waterloo. Haley fined for prohibited passing and Sorensen fined for speeding. Mrs Sadie Swelley visiting from Colton California. Brian Maxwell to appear with Peru State band on WOW TV. Funeral attendees listed for Mrs Barbara Swagel. John Budd admitted to Iowa bar. others sworn in. Weather: cooler with showers today, then near normal highs 80s, rain totals 0.5–1 inch, scattered thundershowers into weekend. Minor city weather notes and municipal updates.
Five Iowa students from Atlantic area meet at the University of Iowa for a high school publications workshop this week. Participants include Kathy Koehler, Charlotte Kinney, Rich y Iowan, Schulenburg, Hunt, and Murphy as they engage with journalism training.
Eugenie Anderson, U S envoy to Bulgaria, told Carleton College graduates in Northfield Minnesota that Congress should restore most favored nation status to Poland and Yugoslavia and grant Kennedy flexible authority to engage with eastern nations. She warned that denying the privileges would push these two countries toward closer ties with the Soviet bloc and deter meaningful association with the United States.
Harold Wilson leader of Britain's Labour party met First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan at his Moscow dacha for 90 minutes. Wilson said Mikoyan is better but not 100 percent and that no foreign affairs were discussed. They spoke about trade industrial development and personal matters.
London AP reports confirmation that 84 year old publisher Lord Beaverbrook secretly married in October to the widow of Sir James Dunn. The couple’s union adds to Beaverbrook’s lengthy life in Canadian British media, with Dunn’s widowhood linking to prior alliances.
Atlantic Memorial hospital lists visiting hours and patient admissions with several injuries and recoveries. Mayo Clinic reports Sam Levine under observation in Rochester, Minnesota. George McCrory, a local farmer, injured when a hay skid fell. treated and released.
Mr and Mrs Bill Lippincott Estherville welcome an 8 pound daughter Michelle Marie born Monday afternoon at 2. Grandparents Ross Lippincott and Charles Neiby. Mr and Mrs Richard Jessen Wiota share a daughter 3 pounds 15% ounces born 11 20 Thursday at Atlantic Memorial hospital. Harold Stoltenberg’s family at 1001 Maple street announce 8 pounds 14% ounce daughter born 9 40 Thursday eve. Casey Casey Omaha parents Gerald Busch and wife welcome seven pound Jerry Dean born June 5 at an Omaha hospital. Grandparents Carl Busch Casey Don Glaspell Greenfield great James Binns Winterset Middy Leeper Greenfield. Massena Norman Louis Anstey and wife welcome six pounds eight ounce daughter Susan Mazella first child. Grandparents Clarence La Pole Des Moines and George J Anstey. William Youngberg is great grandfather. Mother and child dismissed from Rosary hospital after birth on June aA.
A real traffic jam halted by Bayshore Freeway after many cans of black locomotive glue spilled from a truck trailer near East Palo Alto California.
Mayor Joseph Egenberger told the council the U.N. flag in the meeting hall stood seven inches higher than the American flag. Nine inches were cut from the U.N. flag’s staff.
Residents in the C and M community school district will vote July 1 on a 175000 bond for Cumberland and Massena school improvements. The plan includes reconstructing buildings and adding space, with 17073 currently in the schoolhouse fund proposed for use. Polls open noon to 7 p.m. at Cumberland and Massena city halls.
The Associated Press reports mild temperatures with scattered thundershowers. Highs ranged from the 50s in the central plateau and northern regions to the 70s and 80s in the southern Atlantic states and parts of the plains. Temperatures topped 100 in several southern cities, thunderstorms providing brief relief and Sarasota Florida saw nearly five inches of rain.
Mark Hepperle, 10, died Wednesday after being struck as he and a companion walked along a blacktop road three miles south of Badger. The collision involved a car driven by 49 year old Mrs. Martin Nelson of Thor.
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