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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
4
Atlanta public schools will desegregate 11 high schools this fall pending transfers approved by School Superintendent John Letson. Forty eight Black students would attend with white peers, reducing the number of schools for each group and expanding integrated education across the district.
motorists are urged to look both ways before entering a main road from sideroads or streets to prevent collisions and save lives. safety warnings stress scanning for oncoming traffic in both directions prior to merging.
Driver Fined for loss of vehicle control in Marne. Top hog prices led by W H Lawton and Wilbert Tanner, with 19 and 25 head sold. Former residents visit for 50th wedding anniversary in Red Oak. Cass county crop insurance signup up 40 percent. Camp Foster marks 50th season. 4-H Alumni honors go to Dr Duane Acker. Sabin polio vaccine mass immunization planned for Cass county. Heavy rains bring up to an inch or more across northwest Iowa with cooler weekend ahead.
Sick and injured at the Atlantic Memorial Hospital include Miss Mollie Henke and others listed by address. Several patients were released or moved to different facilities including Salem Home Elk Horn and Creston hospital. Clyde Archer shows improvement after pneumonia and heart trouble.
An Iowa advisory committee appointed by Gov. Norman Erbe selected Richard Preston of Economic Development Associates in Boston to conduct a privately funded study of the state's industrial development potential. The report, due next fall, aims to guide legislative and administrative action and improve Iowa’s competitive position to attract capital.
President Charles de Gaulle continued his tour with heavy security after six suspects were arrested in a Secret Army Organization plot to kill him before the Algeria referendum. He mingled with crowds in villages as gendarmes watched fields and roads for threats. plans included booby trapped dogs and a mined railroad underpass.
William H. Fagan 67 died Wednesday at a Des Moines veterans hospital after a three and a half month stay. He had links to Adair and Greenfield with a wife, a son William R. Fagan, four daughters, fourteen grandchildren, two brothers, and a sister. Rosary at 8 p.m. at Bickford Murray funeral home. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday at St. John’s Catholic Church Greenfield, burial Greenfield Cemetery.
The Rev. and Mrs. Richard Andersen of California welcomed a seven pound son born Monday with Lois Petersen as a previous name. In Bridgewater Bryan Todd Reichenbach weighed eight pounds two ounces born Sunday June 3 at Lutheran hospital Des Moines to Russell and Mrs. Reichenbach of Grimes. Grandparents are Fred B Reichenbach and others from Grimes and Greenfield with the father serving in Germany.
The Rev. W. L. Hawn, WWI veteran and longtime pastor of the Anita and Wiota Methodist churches since 1958, retires today after 39 years in the ministry. He moves with wife to Mule Lake near Longville Minnesota where a year round cottage is now home. They raised four children and have sixteen grandchildren while he served churches across Bagley Jamaica Cooper and other towns.
Bobby Rosburg of Palo Alto opened with five birdies and a 69 to lead the U S Open at Oakmont after 36 holes with a 139 total. Masters champion Arnold Palmer, two under after 13 holes, and Jack Nicklaus, one under, trailed as Rosburg faced Littler and others in pursuit.
A C47 carrying King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit made an emergency landing at Nakorn Panom en route to Udon. The engine oil burst caused smoke, but the royal party quickly switched to another plane and continued the tour. They greeted 1,800 U.S. Marines at Udon, who then showcased air and ground power.
NASA officials say the Tiros IV weather eye satellite, launched February 8 from Cape Canaveral, has a malfunctioning tape recorder. The fault limits transmissions to 1500 miles from Wallops Island Virginia and Point Mugu California, restricting data to regional weather analysis.
President Kennedy fronts House to overturn Senate limits on aid to Communist Poland and Yugoslavia. Ambassadors Kennan and Cabot condemned the restriction as dangerous to U.S. aims against Moscow. State Department voices grave concern over the Senate action and its impact on policy.
Mr and Mrs Larry Dowell thank neighbors and friends for beautiful cards and letters sent for their 50th wedding anniversary.
Readable fragments show time blocks likely for a schedule. The notes list 1 25 pm 7 25 pm Sundays 4 pm to 8 pm. Indicates recurring Sunday openings with multiple time slots.
The Ways and Means Committee drafted a provision denying Poland and Yugoslavia preferential tariff treatment under the most favored nation principle. The House has not yet acted on the bill.
Readers are reminded that stop signs require full stopping. The notice warns against treating the sign as a mere slow yield and stresses strict motorists compliance for safety at intersections.
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