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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1962
Page
3
Awards totaling 830 will be presented at the Iowa art exhibit during the State Fair August 17 to 26. First place prizes in painting are 60 dollars and in sculpture 40 dollars. Closing date for entries is August 10.
Larry Lee Kessler, son of Mr and Mrs Roy Kessler of Atlantic, earned his commission as an ensign after graduating from officer candidate school at Newport Rhode Island on June 15. He left Friday for Bainbridge Maryland to teach at the naval training center and prep school. His parents attended the graduation exercises and he spent several days at home before reporting to Bainbridge.
The Iowa Department of Public Safety and the American Legion will distribute 120000 Slow Down and Live cards in 43 border towns to remind motorists entering Iowa on July 3 and 4 to drive carefully during the dangerous holiday period.
Benny Goodmans touring all star band arrived in Kiev after a triumphant success in Leningrad.
Editor's note introduces a five part series on how alcoholics affect families. It describes Al Anon and Alateen support groups, their origins, growth to 2000 and 200 in the U S and abroad, and cites personal stories from family members and youths coping with an alcoholic parent or partner.
An electrician Dale Schamill died Tuesday at Davenport hospital from burns suffered in an industrial accident Sunday night at the Aluminum Company of America plant. Four workers were injured by an arc from a breaker panel. Paul Mass, 38, remained in satisfactory condition while the other two were not hospitalized.
Police pursue burglars who ransacked Fairfield area nine times last weekend. Loot included two jars of coins donated to charities at the Moose Lodge.
Robert Demand a 29 year old escapee from a Southern Michigan prison farm phoned state police at 1 a.m. Monday saying he was broke and hungry after fleeing on Friday night in a state owned tractor. He surrendered after police traced the call and sent a car to Rye Junction near Jackson to return him to custody.
Moscow reports Leonid Zamya tin appointed head of the Soviet Foreign Ministry press department on Monday. Zamyatin previously served as acting chief of the ministry's U S section.
May living costs stayed at 105.2 percent of the 1957-59 base, with lower food and gasoline prices offsetting higher housing and medical costs. Deputy labor stats chief Robert J. Myers called the May steadiness a welcome respite, while predicting a small rise in June. After tax earnings of factory workers reached a new high, with a four-person family earning 796.05 weekly after taxes, and hours and hourly wages also rising.
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