Search Lead To Pair Arrest In Tower Blast Plot
Federal officials say Bernard Jerome Brous and Dale Chris Jensen led a plot to blow AT&T towers in Nevada and Utah. Mexican authorities arrested them aboard a heavily armed Ensenada yacht and turned them over Sunday. They were arraigned in Los Angeles on conspiracy charges with Brous’s wife and a Reno man held for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Difgo Calif
Bernard Jerome Brous
American Republican Army
Dale Chris Jensen
Ensenada
FBI
Los Angeles
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Nevada
Utah
Brous
Jensen
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Wilmington
Robert Hill
William G. Simon
Minnie
Simon
FBY
Reno
Nev
Robert Gerald Bortoli
Local News Telegraph Provides Contact for Service
The News Telegraph lists names Mark Worth Mary Worth Barry Conn Lyman Karen Tietz Marne Stuart Sieck Massena Jean Waters Joan Waters Danny Fletcher Donnie Fletcher Wiota Billy Mailander Walnut Joshua Park and states a telephone call to any one will provide service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Worth
Mary Worth
Barry Conn
Lyman
Karen Tietz
Marne
Stuart Sieck
Massena
Jean and
Joan Waters
Danny Fletcher
Donnie Fletcher
Wiota
Billy Mailander
Walnut
Joshua Park
News Telegraph Office
Highest Flyer Tops US Cadet Class At Air Force Academy
John De Sullivan Jr. of Worcester Massachusetts, 21, who is part of the Air Force Academy class in Colorado Springs, Colorado, is named as the top man this year. He was appointed by President Kennedy aboard a yacht with other conspirators seized during the Monsoon operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
John de Sullivan, Jr
Cabover
Worcester
Mass
Sullivan
Kennedy
Freedom Riders Reach New Orleans Before Jackson Protest
The CORE Freedom Riders halted in New Orleans awaiting onward travel to Jackson Mississippi to test segregation. Eleven whites and four Negroes left Berkeley to integrate bus terminals and risk jail. in Jackson, 45 riders were jailed earlier. James T. McCain met the group in New Orleans as police maintained order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
la Cap
Freedom Riders
Jackson
Miss
Berkeley
Calif
Mississippi
Edward Blankeheim
Tucson
Ariz
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Parchman
James T. McCain
New York
Quarter Horse Show Draws About 220 Entrants
About 220 registered horses from Iowa and five adjoining states competed in the Raw Hide Saddle Club annual registered quarter horse show at Hopco arena. Claude Trueblood of Osage City Kansas judged the show while Walter Hackney of Atlantic announced. Floyd Ditto of Audubon provided music with ribbon girls Marcene Bailey Suzie Pelzer and Dennis Tanner assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Rawhiders Saddle Club
Hopco Arena
Claude Trueblood
Osage City
Kans
Walter Hackney
Atlantic
Floyd Ditto
Audubon
Ribbon Girls
Marcene Bailey
Suzie Pelzer
Dennis Tanner
New Griswold Pastor Arrives at Faith Lutheran
Rev Louis Almen arrives with family to serve as resident pastor at Faith Lutheran Griswold. He will preach his first sermon on June 25 from the upstairs apartment in the Ralph Hensley home. The congregation held a farewell for Dr Gilbert Monson who leaves after years as vice pastor and 44 weeks as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold
Louis Almen
Augustana Lutheran Seminary
Rock Island, Ill
Faith Lutheran Church
Mr. Almen
Ralph Hensley
Congregation of Faith Church
Gilbert T. Monson
Red Oak
Carroll Erickson
Pastor Monson
Griswold family visiting relatives and planning Crookston wedding
Mrs Maude Griswold den is visiting Minneapolis relatives then Crookston for a family wedding. Mr and Mrs Walter Schadweiler of Chicago are guests of Mrs Ned Phillips. Lina Ponder and daughter Letha are in town for the summer at the Ponder home. Mrs Ponder wintered in Los Angeles. Mrs Alfred Kidste of Santa Rosa California arrived this week to visit the Stone home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold
Maude Jurden
Minneapolis
Minn
Crookston
Walter Schadweiler
Chicago
Ned Phillips
Lina Ponder
Letha
Ponder
Los Angeles
Four miners killed in rock collapse at Wombwell mine
In Wombwell England four coal miners died when tons of rock crashed down in a Yorkshire mine. Five others were rescued and one injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wombwell
England
Yorkshire
Griswold Red Cross awards lifesaving certificates
The Griswold area Red Cross program recognized 20 swimmers with lifesaving certificates after 15 hours of pool training and a one hour written exam under instructor Dick Lege. Graduates include seniors John Moe Jeff Kitchen Sherryl Erickson and Mary Ruth Martens.
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Red Cross
Griswold
Dick Lege
John Moe
Jeff Kitchen
Sherryl Erickson
Mary Ruth Martens
Sherry
Iowa Lutheran Hospial
Des Moines
Mary
Sherry Ackerman
Jimmy Albright
Linda Armstrong
Judy Boucher
Susie Bullock
Jean Carley
Phil Casey
Carl Cocklin
Lynne Cocklin
Carole Drake
Dean Erickson
Linda Erickson
Kay Evans
Dennis Fichter
Tim Frank
JoAnn Goltry
Michael Hansen
Richard Jarvis
Bob King
Marvin Lovell
Margaret Moe
Kathy Pelzer
Jim Petersen
Max Potter
Earl Reger
Keith Tye
Kirk Weaver
Lee Ann Weston
Richard Willis
Ron Fichter
JoAnn Miller
Bob Rudin
Dennis Schuler
Richie Witt
Ray Casey
Charles Miller
Mary Kay More
Doris Sasse
Peggy Tye
Jerry Petersen
Wayne Tye
Cass County
Sunnyside Pool
Atlantic
Paul Pellett
American Red Cross
Wakonda
Lyman
Grant
Space capsule rescued by pararescuers near Pearl Harbor
Rescue team led by Sergeant Vargas recovered a Discoverer XXV capsule after leaping from 1,000 feet to pluck the data-filled canister from the Pacific. The capsule was flown to Sunnyvale for analysis, marking the first Air Force use of pararescuemen in capsule retrieval.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
U.S. Air Force
Set
William V. Vargas
Vargas
Detroit
Mich
Pacific
Radford
Air Force
Sunnyvale
Calif
Ray E. McClure
Mount Sterling
Leote M. Vigare
North Hollywood
Public Open House Draws 521 Visitors to Christensen Home
Audubon notes 521 people toured the Christensen brothers home in Glenhaven during a Sunday open house. Other items include wedding licenses issued by Clerk Iva B. Crees to Lehman and Christensen, Nelson and Schroeter, Behrends and Kitelinger. Locals Glenn Turner and Edith Bagley visited. reunions and travel updates are listed along with community notes on cancer society leadership and Farm Bureau Insurance appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Christensen Bros
Glenhaven
Iva B. Crees
Kenneth Lehman
Adair
Janice Christensen
Guthrie Center
LeRoy D. Nelson
Omaha
Carol Schroeter
Robert Behrends
Suzanna Kitelinger
Des Moines
Glenn Turner
Chula Vista
Calif
Edith Bagley
California
Pasadena
Ray Rosenkild
L. D. McLeran
Hans Petersen
L. K Madsen
New York
Washington, DC
Lewis Law
Audubon County Cancer Society
Roger Fett
Dick Phillips
Boys State
American Legion
Camp Dodge
Dwight Seckman
Carroll
Farm Bureau Insurance
Chuck Underwood
What Is a Newspaper No 4 in a Public Notice Series
James E Pollard explains how shoppers or throwaways differ from bona fide newspapers for legal notices. He notes many state laws require paid general circulation newspapers for public notices to ensure widespread, editorially driven content and proven merit in the community.
Atlantic News Telegraph Advertising Notice
In advance, order extra copies of The Atlantic News Telegraph to ensure sufficient quantity for distribution or sale. This notice urges timely placement to avoid shortages and confirms availability for future issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Roger Babson
Taxpayers Report Iowa Property Tax Overcollections
Local governments in Iowa collected several million dollars more in property taxes than needed for 1960 services. The Iowa Taxpayers Association quantified $19 million in excess taxation, with 316 of 614 high school districts overspending by $3.7 million, prompting calls for careful budgeting and public budget hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Walter R. Cochran
Iowa Taxpayers Association
Cochran
The
Taxpayers Association
Association
Iowa
U.S. to Feed Madras School Children for One Year
The United States via the Food and Peace Program will provide daily meals for a year to about half a million school children in Madras India. Food for Peace director George McGovern said the effort marks a major expansion of the Kennedy administration program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Madras
India
George McGovern
Food For Peace
Kennedy
Cut your speed when cask falls you may save a life
A cautionary notice urges motorists to slow down around falling objects on roads, stressing reduced speed can prevent injuries or fatalities when a cask or similar obstacle drops onto a highway. It underscores vigilance and timely braking to protect drivers and pedestrians.
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Atlantic Territory
Anita
Johnnie Legg
Phyllis Brownsberger
Ronney Kelley
Janilynn Long
Phillis Jensen
Lyle Heath
Geoffrey Scholl
Billy Littleton
Dean Foresman
Kenneth Phippen
Jon Williams
Terry ‘Viges
Douglas Thompson
Neal Frederick
Sen Casey
Ronie Egger
Srayton
Dick Andersen
Dean Ernst
Dennis Lorber
Ernest Bishop
Monsoon
Union Terminal
Church News
Junior Lifesavers
Mary Ann Rudin
Phyllis Rudin
Mary Moe
Marion Copenhaver
Bill Cogion
Denny Smith
Lynn Wagler
Sally Easter
Gene Casey
Marilyn Auxier
Larry Billings
Elaine Book
Cindy Bullock
Connie Carlson
Greg Casey
Susan Chase
Dennis Christensen
Colleen Copenhaver
Linda Conrad
Steve Curtis
Kathy Duggan
Pete Evans
John Fichter
Greg Gray
Barb Goltry
Nancy Hollesen
Richard Houser
Sally Hoye
Lynne Jarvis
Kathy Jenkins
Janice Jones
Shirley Jones
Sherryl Jones
Ricka Keeney
Barbara Keesee
Tom King
James Marsh
Roy McCullough
Debbie
Little Chats
James E. Pollard
Bullock's Apparel
Ford
Cornelison Motor Company
Walnut Street
Atlantic, Iowa
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