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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1964

Page

6

Visitors and travels noted across multiple families

A string of social notices lists Moyra Culbertson and Lillian Perko visiting in Akron and Levan, Roy Copenhaver, Clifford Pettengill relatives from several states visiting, and farewells for Mrs. Jack Wells and others. The Oscar Hansen Family expresses thanks for condolences and support after a sorrowful time.

Grant John Culbertson Moyra Culbertson Levan Scotland Lillian Perko New Philadelphia Ernest Paul Carlson Dennis Rees Simsbury Conn Howard Kenworthy Dalia Elmer Fred Smith Boise Idaho Merrill G. Dotson Pueblo Chester Dotsons Lloyd Taylor Lynn Taylor Omaha Lloyd Taylors Jack Wells Stockton Calif Fred Ashmore Long Hood River Ore Rex Askey van Long Bert Thompson John Hendrick Howard Meier Fort Collins Janette Taylor Red Oak Oscar Hansen

Johnson names Harold K. Johnson Army chief of staff

President Johnson selected Lt Gen Harold K. Johnson as Army chief of staff after promoting Gen Earle Wheeler to head the Joint Chiefs. Lt Gen Creighton Abrams named vice chief, with roles shaped by wartime service and seniority shifts.

Washington Johnson Harold K. Johnson Bataan Korea Army Creighton W. Abrams George Patton 4Th Armored Abrams Earle G. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff Maxwell D. Taylor South Viet Nam

Motorists Obey Stop Signs They Do Not Mean Slow Down

Drivers heed stop signs as full stops rather than mere slows says the traffic note in this period report. The piece contrasts common misreading of commands with safety emphasis and urges complete halts at intersections.

Young Elk Horn Girl Dies at 8 in Omaha Hospital

Jane Juelsgaard eight daughter of Mr. and Mrs Dale Juelsgaard Elk Horn died at 3 a m today in Children s hospital Omaha after five weeks with Bright s disease she was a Elk Horn second grader survived by parents two brothers a sister and grandparents Funeral services Saturday at 2 p m Elk Horn Lutheran church Rev Eugene Wekander officiating interment Elk Horn cemetery born Sept 1 1955 in Harlan

Elk Horn Jane Juelsgaard Dale Juelsgaard Children's Hospital Omaha Bright Hans Juelsgaard Peter Lange Harlan Elk Horn Lutheran Church Eugene Wekander Elk Horn Cemetery

King Says Racial Demonstrations To Continue

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said federal intervention is not forthcoming and pledged no withdrawal from the three week old drive for racial integration in St Augustine. He returned to lead demonstrations with SCLC as about 100 civil rights marchers met 300 segregationists under police watch. four civil rights protesters were arrested, while a beach wade-in proceeded without incident.

ST. Augustine Fla Martin Luther King Jr King Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Seven Soldiers Die in Army Plane Crash Near Ridgeway

An Army transport plane crashed on takeoff from a temporary airstrip near Ridgeway South Carolina around midnight. Seven soldiers were killed and 24 injured, with five killed and 15 injured among the occupants identified by Ft. Jackson officials.

Ridgeway Ft Ren Iing Paul Timm Ft. Jackson

Griswold Clergy Attend South Iowa Conference Session

Griswold pastor Rev Oren L Reger and layman Lloyd Bergstrom attend a South Iowa conference session at Mt. Pleasant to participate in church affairs and discuss denominational matters.

Griswold Meredith Store Oren L Reger

Diplomat John Goodyear Dies After Brief Illness

John Goodyear, 31, a career diplomat who served 27 years in postings worldwide, died Tuesday in New Haven following a brief illness. He held posts across several continents and was known for his international service.

New Haven, Conn John Goodyear

Freedom in Your Future With U.S. Savings Bonds

The promo urges readers to invest in U.S. Savings Bonds as a means to secure financial independence. It highlights safety for savers and the potential for steady growth over time, appealing to families and individuals planning long term security.

Grain and Livestock Markets Led by Strong Hog Prices in Omaha and Chicago

In Omaha the USDA results show hogs 7 500 head with higher bids for butchers and sows under 500 pounds, while cattle and sheep also moved with mixed gains and losses. Chicago demand remained active with butcher hogs up to 50 cents higher and slaughter steers testing price levels, as various weight ranges priced across 190 to 230 pounds and heavier hogs trading around 16 to 18 dollars per hundredweight.

Omaha USDA U.S Chicago

Grain futures mostly steady as soybeans weaken on liquidation

Chicago prices on the Board of Trade showed little change with dull activity. Old crop soybeans came under pressure from liquidation as markets opened.

Chicago Board of Trade

Grain prices fall with mixed crop receipts across Midwest

Declines in wheat and soybeans dominate trading while corn and oats show scattered gains. Old crop wheat slips as Chicago markets display lower No 2 red and No 1 yellow prices. Des Moines reports Thursday intake at major packing plants and buying stations totaling around 40 000.

Chicago Des Moines USDA Iowa Minnesota

Rays BeLieve It or Not Cartoon Spoofs Temptation Tomb

Cartoon playful reveal links a tomb that protected a spirit from temptation with a humorous twist. The panel riffs on fate and faith as the character wrestles with a surreal barrier. Readers are invited to question what lies beyond the mythic barrier.

Livestock Market Prices Devour Weekly Trade

Wednesday reports show 42 000 head last week and 37 000 year ago with 50 000 prior. Barrows and gilts mostly steady to higher by 25 and some 50, sows up to 25, with U S grade ranges for various weights and sizes listed. all price brackets included. Try News Telegraph Want Ads.

U.S

Kennedy Drive Memorial Fund Passes $100000 Goal

Dallas AP report says over $100000 in contributions have been received or pledged to the Dallas John F Kennedy Citizens Memorial Drive. Committee secretary Dr Luther Holcomb says more businesses and individuals will be contacted to fund memorial plaza two blocks from the assassination site.

Dallas, Tex Dallas Luther Holcomb Memorial Plaza

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