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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
3
An advertisement urges use of the keratolytic T-4-L liquid to slough infected skin and reveal healthy skin, with a 3 day satisfaction guarantee. It recommends T-4-L Foot Powder for sweat and odor and notes the sale at Gregersen Drug Store.
In New York, Leonard Simpson, 63, a lawyer, was stabbed near the heart and found dead in an elevator at his building on 90th Street near Broadway. His wife Selma Simpson arrived minutes later to witness the fatal scene and police issued a lookout for a tall gaunt man seen leaving the building.
Mr and Mrs Harry Budd of Ames announce the birth of a son, Thomas James, at Mary Greeley hospital at 11 10 last night. The baby weighed 6 pounds 11 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John E Budd of Atlantic and Mr and Mrs Robert Paulsen of Jacksonville.
The Navy's newest Forrestal class aircraft carrier will be named the USS John F. Kennedy as announced by the White House.
Marriage license issued to Keith Brawe and Janet Jensen. Maude Fuhlendorf visits from California. Borkowski Doolittle estate sold 30 steers at 220 per hundredweight. Drivers fined for disturbing the peace and improper licensing. Iowa liquor sales rise while state totals show May activity. Day camp schedules announced for city recreation program. Teacher Kenneth Slentz to move to Des Moines. resigns Atlantic High physics post. Civil Service posts for patent examiner announced. Rainbow Girls from Atlantic attend Mason City session. Severe weather warning issued for southwest Iowa. tornado and hail risk with temperatures in the 80s today.
Quechua language study is being integrated for students planning social service careers in western South America. The program aims to equip future workers with regional linguistic skills and cultural context for community engagement and development projects.
The State Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board approved four devices to cut unburned hydrocarbons in exhaust. Executive officer D A Jensen said by 1967 installations costing 26 to 75 dollars per new car could remove about 25 percent of hydrocarbon emissions in the Los Angeles basin.
Barry Goldwater leads with 361 delegates bound by state laws or actions, more than half of the 677 first ballot votes from an AP survey. The tally includes 118 from primaries or conventions and 243 from state or district GOP actions, with 14 Montana delegates pending Friday.
The Weather Bureau issued a tornado forecast for parts of northeast Kansas southeast Nebraska northwest Missouri and Iowa. It predicts scattered severe thunderstorms with possible tornadoes large hail and damaging winds from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. CST centered along a line from Topeka Kansas to Waterloo Iowa.
Six reporters detained during antigovernment protests in Seoul have been sent to army prosecutors for possible military trial. The martial law command also indicted three student leaders on insurrection charges, with the death penalty possible if convicted.
Mrs. Ella Orton, 81, of Griswold died at home. Born August 8, 1882 near Griswold, she was the daughter of Frank Nelson and married Bruce Orton in 1906. Surviving are four sons, three daughters, 16 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, and siblings. Last rites by Rev. Robert Chitwood set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Wagler funeral home, burial in Lowman cemetery.
The official canvass shows Republican and Democratic nominees by district, including Franzenburg and Liddy for agriculture, Schwengel and Schmidhauser in the 1st, Bromwell and Culver in the 2nd, Gross and Seemann in the 3rd, Kyl and Bandstra in the 4th, Gibson and Smith in the 5th, Andersen and Merry among others in the 6th, and Jensen and Ambrose columned in the 7th. Several candidates failed to reach 35 percent in the 6th and 7th districts.
Actor William Holden arrives in Taipei to attend the festival's closing ceremonies as a special guest of Motion Picture Producers in Asia. He stars in the film Seventh Dawn which was shown at the event as a feature.
Gabon, a small central African country, sits on rich mineral deposits prompting hopes for economic growth. Officials stress that governance and infrastructure are needed to translate resources into jobs and public benefits.
James C Hagerty, former White House press secretary and broadcasting executive, explained how Republicans claimed win early in 1948 and 1952 to influence West Coast voters. He spoke at Ft Slocum to Army Information School students and faculty and supported legislation barring early network election returns while West Coast polls are open.
Geneva Woodbury 90 longtime Griswold resident died Tuesday at Neighbors nursing home where she had resided since 1950. Born August 27 1873 in Cass county she was a Church of Christ member. Funeral services 2 p m Friday Wagler's funeral home with Rev. Robert Chitwood officiating burial in Waveland cemetery. Surviving sister and several nieces and a nephew attend. She was preceded by six brothers and a sister.
Archaeological note describes ancient people pursuing elephants, rhinoceroses, and hippos in green riverbank thickets along the Jordan River, now a barren valley. Finds highlight big game and environmental shifts shaping early human activity.
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