Birth of Petersen Girl to Aberdeen Couple
Mr and Mrs Dennis V Petersen of Aberdeen South Dakota welcomed their third child a daughter born Friday night. The couple already has two sons Michael and Steve. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Marvin Frederick of Atlantic and Mr and Mrs Verner Petersen. Do not drive if you drink.
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Dennis V Petersen
Aberdeen
S. D
Michael
Steve
Marvin Frederick
Atlantic
Verner Petersen
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Californicas
Don Strittmatter
Wayne Strittmatter
Torrance
Calif
Glenn Strittmatter
Ben Strittmatter
Myron Turner
Wiota
Iowan Involved In Dixie Race Incident
Stephen I. Smith a 19 year old Marion student said he and nine youths were beaten after alighting from a train in Mississippi. Smith told the Register a man from Cleveland kicked his suitcase and a verbal exchange followed. police did not file charges. Federal officials had no complaint.
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Jackson
Miss
Iowa
Des Moines
The
Register
Iowan
Stephen I. Smith
Marion
Mississippi
Smith
M. B. Pierce
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
the Register
Frank A. Smith
University of Iowa
Campout At Swan Lake Bridged By Atlantic Club
The Week End Rough n Its Camping club held a Swan Lake campout at Carroll over the weekend with 11 families and 60 campers. Committee members included Bill Nolte Don Stoakes and Roger Tibben. A Saturday program featured games and a 9 p.m. campfire with guitar music by David Shupe Jim Pierce and Brenda Williams. The club also voted to change the spelling of its name.
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Swan Lake
Carroll
Bill Nolte
Don Stoakes
Roger Tibben
David Shupe
Jim Pierce
Brenda Williams
Iowa girls bagpipe band tours Britain after London concert
The University of Iowa girls bagpipe band with 77 members finished a concert at Battersea Park in London and already left for Edinburgh. They perform July 1 at the Pavilion on Princes Street Gardens and continue touring Britain and Europe until August 11.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
University of Iowa
Battersea Park
London
South Bank
Princes Street Gardens
Britain
Europe
Atlantic News Telegraph encourages advance orders for extra copies
The Atlantic News Telegraph advises readers to place advance orders for additional copies. The notice emphasizes planning to ensure supply and avoid shortages.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Atlantic Elks Midgets omit two names from roster
Local brief notes omit Coach P Miller and Jerry Lehman from the Atlantic Elks Midgets baseball team list published Saturday. Other items include residents visiting, golf results, radar speed checks, local club events, and re election of Town Manufacturers association directors.
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P . Miller
Jerry Lehman
Atlantic Elks
Beard
James Tyler
Atlantic Bottling Company
J. J. O'Connor
Walnut Grove Products Co., Inc
Atlantic
Town Manufacturers Association
Okoboji
Tyler
O'Connor
H. S. Kuyper
Pella
Open House at Metropolitan Life New Carroll Branch
Open house will be held Wednesday at the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company's new Carroll branch office marking the companys first coordinated offering as farm mortgage loan and hits.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Carroll
Insurance office consolidates Metropolitans farm mortgage units
The new Atlantic Fort Dodge office combines Metropolis farm mortgage branches and adds staff to market service and manage regional life, health and group insurances and annuity programs. Harold T Carver will lead the farm mortgage division and Raymond L Beneke will head life and health operations.
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Metropolitan
Atlantic
Fort Dodge
Harold T. Carver
Raymond L. Beneke
Traffic crash injures several Massena residents
Two families from West Columbia and multiple area residents were injured in a Sunday evening crash at the Iowa 148 and 92 intersection near Massena. Patients include Waldo Reece, his wife, and Jasper Reece Harmon of West Columbia, admitted to Atlantic Memorial hospital. several others listed with addresses in Anita, Viota, and nearby towns were treated and later released.
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Gerrit M. Heitink
Grinnell
Jerry Heitink
Atlantic
Iowa City
Heitink
Jasper
Poweshiek
Harriett Heitink
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Waldo Reece
Jasper Harmon
West Columbia
S. C
Iowa 148
Massena
Charles Drake
West Tenth Street
Wayne Flick
East Tenth Street
Marvin Fay
Spruce Street
Evelyn Eblen
Hazel Street
Eva Zimmerman
Viota
Marcella Watkins
Anita
Fred Herbert
Locust Street
Duane Darnold
Roosevelt
John Myers
East Petersburg
Leo Beschorner
Lisa Apn
Walnut Street
Jack Allman
Birch Street
Ryan Johnson
John Hansen
Linn Street
Lucille Glissman
Walnut
Herman Bakken
Ogden
Louis Hayter
Lloyd Peters
Local Women Hospitalized in Omaha and Red Oak
Mrs. Austin Mc Kibban was admitted to Red Oak hospital Monday. Mrs. Ted Thompson is a patient at Immanuel hospital in Omaha. Lyle Kinney has returned after a stay at Methodist hospital in Omaha.
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Elliott
Austin McKibban
Red Oak
Ted Thompson
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Lyle Kinney
Methodist Hospital
Patrol on Guard Des Moines for Fourth of July Weekend
Iowa Highway Patrol Col. T R Mikesch says officers will be in force over the July fourth weekend with extra emphasis on dangerous driving hours from 4 PM to 8 PM. Traffic accidents claimed 11 lives last July fourth. the holiday fell on a Wednesday.
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DES Moines
Col
T. R. Mikesch
Iowa Highway Patrol
Mikesch
Limb On The Line Ends With River Log Limb
Sport fisherman Charles Bailey fishing the Hillsborough River in Tampa snagged on an overhanging branch. He broke the limb free after an hour with no bites and reeled in a waterlogged tree limb from the river bed.
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Tampa
Fla
Charles
Chip) Bailey
Hillsborough
Bailey
Police Seek Garage Burglar After Weekend Breakin
Le Mars officers continued the search for the Grotewold Chevrolet burglar on Monday after two men were injured in a Sunday break in. Delton Schroeder and Roscoe Baer confronted the suspect at 1:30 a.m. and were hurt. Schroeder suffered a broken ankle, Baer a scalp cut. The intruder left a bag of tools at the scene.
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LE Mars
Grotewold
Delton Schroeder
Roscoe Baker
Schroeder
Baer
Shastri in New Delhi in good condition cancels schedule
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri, reported in generally good condition, had more of his official schedule canceled. For the first time a public suggestion emerged that the 59 year old leader, reportedly struck by a mild heart attack Friday night, should delegate some responsibilities.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Johnson warns of risking war for freedom in midwest trip
President Johnson in Minnesota and Michigan says the United States must be prepared to risk war to preserve freedom but ready to seek just compromise for peace. He delivered the keynote at a Swedish Day festival in Minneapolis, marking his only non political speech of the three day swing.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Michigan
Minnesota
Minnneapolis
Seven Killed In Weekend Accidents
The Associated Press reports seven people died in Iowa weekend traffic and drownings with additional fatalities in other states and a University of Iowa football player among the dead. Names include Leo Schoeppner near Templeton. boat overturns on Silver Lake. several drownings in Wisconsin and Iowa. a fatal crash near Atlantic. a Grinnell bicycle incident. and University of Iowa guard Richard Carle killed in a bridge collision near Dubuque.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Grinnell
Allen Junk
Bellevue
Jackson County
St. Donatus
Richard Carle
Chicago Heights
University of Iowa
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Cut Your Speed When Dusk Falls
A public safety reminder urges drivers to slow down at sunset to reduce crash risk. Pedestrian visibility drops as light fades, increasing collision chances in urban and rural areas. Authorities emphasize vigilance and adherence to posted limits.
Kennedy urges Poland to help bridge Cold War thaw
In Warsaw, Robert F. Kennedy urged Polish crowds to back a thaw in the cold war. The U.S. attorney general told Foreign Minister Rapacki that Poland has a unique chance to act as a bridge of understanding between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Warsaw
Poland
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Adam Rapacki
United States
Soviet Union
Chimps in East Africa Use Leaves as Napkins
An observer reports chimpanzees in East Africa wiping sticky hands with leaves after eating. The note highlights tool use and social eating behaviors in wild chimpanzee groups.
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East Africa
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Kenneth Campbell
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Red Faust
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Wayne Camblin
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Arthur Goeken
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Keokuk
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William Besler
Hopkinton
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Lyle Smutz
Libertyville
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David Kester
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