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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
3
Dear Abby shares anecdotes on telepathic thoughts and time zone quirks from readers in Glendale and Buffalo. A woman reports waking at 4 AM daily due to her partner’s thoughts and asks how to sleep, while another reader asks if suggesting money for a graduation gift is proper for a struggling couple.
A reader asks if suggesting practical gifts when asked is rude and faces family disapproval. Abby says a helpful answer is fine and a simple congratulatory note suffices for an unfamiliar graduation invitation. A Virginia Beach tip explains the signatory’s anonymity and offers options for contact.
The Cass County Historical Society will meet at the Griswold museum Sunday at 3 p.m. to elect new directors and officers. A year-one activity summary will be given and display area enlargement discussed. Members and history enthusiasts are urged to attend.
Frank Rose 84 died Monday night after being struck by a car while crossing a downtown Sioux City street. Police said no charges were filed against the driver. County medical examiner Dr Thomas L Cobden planned to rule on the death. Rose was a retired cement contractor.
Ottumwa AP Reed L Blankinship retiring Tuesday as Ottumwa postmaster will be temporarily replaced by Edwin D Lemberger of Ottumwa who resigned as Wapello County Democratic chairman. Blankinship has served 50 years with the Post Office Department and was informed by the regional Post Office in St. Louis that Lemberger will be appointed temporarily until a new postmaster is named.
Local items report Douglas Fairchild leading the Omaha market with 13 hogs at 195 pounds fetching 18.25. Des Moines funeral for Mrs. Walter F Webster, visits between families in Wiota and Lakeland, Florida. Epperlys return from Red Lake Canada. Marriage licenses issued to three couples. Several drivers fined for traffic offenses. National United Presbyterian women meet with 5,000 attendees at Purdue. Denver area students travel to New York World's Fair via Atlantic. Insurance career school in Des Moines. Correction on traffic fatality victim. Cass County Red Cross memorial gifts totaling multiple names.
Tom Hensley, son of Earl and Mrs. Hensley, named to Simpson college president's list with straight A’s for the second semester. Mary Fleming, daughter of Mrs. Georgia Fleming, on the dean's list with 3.8 average. Terry A. McCoy of Atlantic and Russell Dougherty of Lidderdale fined $5 and costs for issuing fraudulent checks in separate incidents.
A condemnation jury awarded 350 in damages for a sewer easement on Clifford and Helen Denham property in Cumberland. The Town of Cumberland sought the easement. Jurors: Harold Schuler Clyde Drager Gail Becker L. R. Moore Ned Clarke Milo Juhler.
Ann Was son of Penney's Linda Drake of Larsen's Ben Franklin and Don Blake of Anthony's won three $5 prizes for best sleep wear costumes in the Moonlight of Values parade in downtown Atlantic Monday night. The Chamber of Commerce retail bureau sponsored the event and Moonlight of Values co chairs Dallas Bonnesen and Roy Westfall thanked participating employers and employees.
Edward Weires of Terre Haute Indiana was released from Cass county jail this morning after posting $50 bond on each of two charges.
The report states Weires was charged with reckless driving and resisting arrest after an off duty Atlantic officer stopped him. Patrolman Ray Thompson asked Weires to return to Atlantic to appear in court, but Weires drove off. Other patrol officers were summoned to help locate him. A hearing is set in Mayor Howard F. Lundberg's court on July 6.
Light scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast across Iowa tonight through Thursday as a weak low pressure trough moves in from the northwest. Cooler readings are expected in north and central Iowa with night lows mid-60s to upper 60s and daytime highs mid-80s to low 90s. Davenport reached 95 on Monday while Atlantic reported 88 and Cedar Rapids area saw a 63 overnight low.
Lynda Bird Johnson daughter of the President visited the New York World's Fair on Monday. Officials said the surprise trip included White House aides and Secret Service protection as she toured the federal General Motors and Ford pavilions.
Joseph P. Kennedy, 75, father of the late president, is in good condition after a 45 minute jaw infection operation at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannisport. He returned home following the procedure.
Rome AP reports Italy’s Christian Democrat party urged forming another center-left coalition to replace Premier Aldo Moro’s government which collapsed five days earlier. The Socialists Democratic Socialists and Republicans had already signaled support for a new center solution.
The Christian Democrats kept More as premier amid a crisis blamed on the Socialists. The party did not confirm whether More would stay in leadership.
Israel Prime Minister Levi Eshkol says he is very satisfied after a one hour meeting with French President Charles de Gaulle. They discussed the world situation and focus on the Middle East.
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