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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
5
Nicosia Cyprus AP Fazil Kuyuk Turkish president of Cyprus called Gen Grivas peace offer empty words Grivas had urged coexistence while gunfire and a Turkish casualty occurred nearby Kuyuk questioned if Greeks would stop merciless acts.
Scot Charles Nielsen infant son of Ronald and Jeneva Templeman Nielsen died Saturday afternoon at 4 in his crib at 401 Hickory Street. Rescue attempts failed. memorial service set for Tuesday 10 at St Peter and Paul Catholic Church with interment at Atlantic Catholic Cemetery.
Premier Ion Gheorghe Maurer will lead a Romanian government delegation to France next month for economic and political talks. The trip underscores a rift with Moscow over Eastern Europe policy as Bucharest resists Kremlin economic design.
The body of John Shuger, 38, of Wilton Junction Iowa, missing since June 9, was found Sunday on the Canadian side of Rainy Lake near International Falls Minnesota. His companion Gordon Paschka 44 of Clinton Iowa remains missing.
Weather notes show continued warm conditions through Tuesday with highs in the upper 90s. Tonight remains in the 60s. Wednesday brings fair to partly cloudy skies with a chance of scattered showers in the northwest and little temperature change.
Authorities probed reports of two white men near a station wagon linked to the Mississippi civil rights workers case. The search for Michael Schwerner Andy Goodman and James Chaney continued with Navy air and FBI help. About 1,000 breakfast patrons plus 100 pilots attended an Atlantic airport fest with prizes and a talent show.
Charles Schaeffer, 76, died after a basement fall while fixing a leaky pipe in Los Angeles. He tripped on a broken step, struck his head on a cement wall, then collapsed unconscious in three inches of water. His wife found him Sunday.
Henry Clay Evans, 73, died Saturday night in Detroit. He was a brother of Mrs. Blanche Conrad of Cumberland and George Evans of Villisca. Evans was a native of Adams County.
Premier Souvanna Phouma says Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese forces mass for a five pronged assault on Muong Soui in the Plaine des Jarres. Neutralists field about 3,000, while Communists total roughly 8,000 with heavy artillery, threatening Luang Prabang and Vientiane.
In Canton Ohio a sky diving pair Alvin Lownsbury 31 of Copley and Patricia Cristy 22 of Akron tied the knot midair saying I do. They free fell 3 300 feet before opening chutes and landing at the Canton Airport where a reception awaited. The bride wore a white jump suit and the groom a dark blue outfit.
In St Augustine Florida a possible truce emerged as efforts to form a biracial committee of two whites and two Negroes gained momentum. Leaders warned the middle ground had vanished amid a month of fierce integration clashes with white resistance and nightly demonstrations.
The Atlantic high school band will present a weekly concert on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Sunnyside Park. Director Arthur Meyer arranged the program featuring Lynn Gruelke on cornet with pieces by Sousa, Erickson, Sherman, Brahms and more including The Thunderer march and The Star Spangled Banner.
In Formosa June 20 wreckage tests showed two pistols found did not fire and did not contribute to the crash that killed 20 Americans and 37 others. Police spokesman Col. Chang Chen said investigators found no gunfire involvement and Civil Air Transport officials had pressed for a probe of the pilot.
A two-vehicle collision at the junction of highways 92 and 148 east of Massena left five people seriously hurt. Waldo L. Reece and his wife from Columbia and their grandson Jasper Harmon were treated at Atlantic Memorial. others were taken to an Omaha hospital.
The rear two cars of the westbound Burlington Zephyr derailed Monday about five miles west of Haigier near the Nebraska Colorado line. The railroad office at McCook said the derailed cars remained upright and apparently no one was hurt. The remainder of the train continued on to Denver.
Mrs. Stanley Tobey of Clinton, 28, died from head injuries after a Sunday collision with a pickup truck. Douglas Stewart, 16, of Clinton, was charged with failure to yield the right of way. Stewart was not seriously injured. both drivers were alone in their vehicles at a residential intersection.
In Spencer northwest Iowa Republicans gather to nominate a congressional candidate. A veteran figure Campbell of Battle Creek will be present. he was nominated after 96 ballots in 1928 when a convention chose a candidate in this region.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrives in Oslo after a two day sail from Sweden. Norwegian Prime Minister Einar Gerhardsen greets him at City Hall promising a goodwill trip with no political significance while noting border cooperation and economic ties.
William Gebhart, 89, faces murder charges after his wife 76 and sister in law Anna Yarbrough were found shot to death at the Moscow home near Muscatine last March. Sheriff Oppelt said Gebhart claimed self defense after the women advanced with kitchen knives.
Ambassador Henry Cabot arrived from Saigon and urged GOP support for Gov. Scranton as the party seeks the presidential nomination. He announced plans to help delegates at the San Francisco platform committee and hinted at telephoning campaigns while declining a campaign manager role. He remains confident in victory over Communists in Vietnam and criticizing atomic defoliation as inappropriate.
Carol J. Hughes daughter of Gov Harold Hughes wed Matthew T Fatino in a private ceremony at the governor residence. The couple left for a wedding trip and plan to return next week to Des Moines where they have an apartment. Fatino works for Midwest Concrete Industries in West Des Moines.
Dr. Gardner Middlebrook of National Jewish Hospital in Denver envisions mass immunization by airborne vaccines to prevent TB polio and measles. He notes public fear of inhaled vaccines and outlines steps including developing highly infectious but non-disease producing vaccines and collaborating with engineers to determine air dose levels.
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