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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
2
Fragmentary text lists several individuals including Paulette Surenne Jaconser Lynette and Danny Ploeee with others. mentions Brest Jum and Caucus Hoegh and a group accompanying them at an event with terse, damaged wording.
Governor Harold Hughes said on Wednesday he hopes President Johnson will visit Iowa to talk with farmers about farm problems. He suggested a possible trip by air to Sioux City and other farm areas in Iowa and neighboring states.
Sister Mary Aquinas, first dean of Bear Cliff College for Girls in Sioux City, died Tuesday at Mount St. Francis after a brief illness.
The Lewis class reunion honored attendees including J T Riekena Maxwell Roscoe Woodward Lews Betty Wissier Watson Avlante Lloyd Peters Wanut Marjorie Jannke McCue Tacoma Elmer Pedersen Lewis Robert Zimmebman Walnut Harold Conn latest arrival Agnes Saint youngest aid Marjorie McCue greatest distance Roscoe Woodward master of ceremonies letters read from absent members committee members Belva Smisey Eleanor Drake Betty Watson Carroll Fulton Roscoe Woodward.
Zion Lutheran circles report officers and hostesses for the year. Members and guests met to elect leaders, set meeting dates, and plan programs and circle service orders.
Reports from the 4-H club monthly meet describe the May mother daughter tea at the Edna Wailing Work-Nine mothers attending and a Mother Day program. Rita Ruia gave a talk on furniture design while Donna McLaren catered. Dale and Roger Steffens spoke on pork carcass selection. Lincoln Lapcomettes group discussed a tour and a talk on flowers. Members shared recipes and refreshments were served.
Officers said they captured John D Beecher after he fled a road gang near Sand Mountain in northeast Alabama. Beecher confessed to raping and strangling Martha Jane Cnisernall, 21, a new bride, whose body was found Tuesday, and implicated her husband Raymond, 20, in the disappearance from their South Pittsburg home.
Reports from West Pakistan AP describe a week of violent wind and rain sweeping across the Hyderabad region. More than 250 people were killed and thousands of cattle were fatally affected while communications were cut in many areas.
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