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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
3
Dr. ELV Conklin of Dubuque and his two children escaped injury after an emergency landing in a single engine plane with faulty landing gear. He circled to burn fuel for nearly two hours then landed on its nose as advised by the manufacturer. The nose wheel collapsed but caused only minor damage.
Tec Shields 63 a former Massena resident died Monday afternoon in Fargo North Dakota where he had lived for years He was born in Massena son of Minnie Shields and the late Charles Shields He survived by his wife Bernice his mother three sisters and a brother Services will be held at the Fargo Lutheran church with burial in Fertile Minnesota Friends and relatives will attend from Massena Eagle Grove Carroll and Arthur N D
David Larsen of Elk Horn will be ordained into the American Lutheran ministry on Sunday June 21 at Elk Horn Lutheran Church at 2 p.m. The ordaining and preaching will involve Rev. Eugene Wekander and Dr. C. C. Madsen with participation by Dr. Theo I. Jensen and Dr Paul C. Nyholm. Larsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ludvig Larsen, was educated at Wartburg Seminary and Dana College and will serve as pastor in Smith Center Kansas. Installation planned for July 5 with morning services and a fellowship meal to follow.
Navy Lt. Patrick Henry Jr., 28, of Triangle Virginia, ejected from an out of control F104A near Edwards Air Force Base California and landed unharmed. He is one of 12 trainees expected to graduate from the Space Pilot School next month.
Elk Horn residents report travel and visits across states and countries. Ernest Roper of Harlan enters Salem PrimiGe while Svend and unnamed spouses visit relatives in Europe Denmark and Hinsdale Illinois hosts G E Larson and family.
The attorney general's office says schools may search pupils for good cause and may confiscate items such as cigarette lighters and pocket knives. The guidance references Frankfort Kentucky authorities and cites upholding school safety policies.
Malaysia and Indonesia reached a pact on monitored withdrawal of Indonesian guerrillas from northern Borneo as talks resumed in Tokyo. Separately a weekend clash in Malaysian Borneo left nine dead and many wounded, with casualty details unclear. Thailand sent teams after the agreement.
AP report notes North Town Methodist Conference scheduling proposals on right to work civil rights and school prayer for Tuesday. Bishop Gerald Ensley moved from China to North Iowa Conference on Monday while Rev F Stanley Carson 89, former Iowan now in Lima Ohio, was transferred amid a long missionary career starting 1905 returning 1941. Carson, born in Sioux City and ordained in Sheldon, reflected church leadership changes amid China’s current bishop vacancy.
E B Smith history professor at Iowa State University will visit West Germany as part of a 100 American civic leaders group from July 5 to July 20. The tour is arranged by the West German government.
Five more persons died in Iowa from motor vehicle accidents including Judith Ann Slechta 16 of Vail who died in Omaha after Saturday crash near Lake View and Brian Dale Guinn 7 of Armstrong killed when a parked car moved in reverse striking his bicycle in Armstrong. Mrs Joe Lambert 33 wife of Anamosa High School principal died in a two car crash west of Springville while her husband was hospitalized. James Weaver Cooper 22 of Corning died when his wife 80 drove off a curve near Waverly with Mrs Cooper in serious condition. Mrs George Graves 50 of Manning died in an Omaha hospital from May 28 collision near Kimballton Audubon County. Authorities investigated the Armstrong incident and noted a Minnesotan parked car moved in reverse.
Ralph Mattheis a former Cumberland sail carrier and Cumberland High School graduate died in Des Moines at age 64. He served as a mail clerk and was a member of the Christian church. Survived by his wife and brother Clarence Mattheis of Anita. preceded in death by Fred and Matilda Weber Mattheis. Funeral services were held today in Earlham.
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