Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Atlantic News Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1964

Page

1

Death Threats and The Price of Hogs

A statement criticizes a minority within the NFO for lawless acts affecting highways and livestock while defending the law abiding majority. It urges active opposition to those using NFO tensions to justify violence and calls for the organization to help curb such actions and protect the public. The letter condemns fence cutting and highway hazards caused by some members and notes alleged connections to personal grudges.

NFO NFC Iowa

Speak Up on Hiway 6 414 Intersection Concerns

A letter criticizes the highway commission for inaction at the Hiway No 6 and 414 intersection in Lewis. The writer urges posting no passing and more stop signs, proposes a westbound onside lane, and accuses officials of ignoring repeated near misses and accidents to elicit fines.

Highway Commission Hiway No. 6 Lewis Hiway Commission

U2 Recon Plane Crashes at Davis-Monthan Base

A U2 reconnaissance aircraft crashed while landing at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base during a routine training mission on Saturday. The pilot, Maj. Robert L. Primrose, 35, of Norway Iowa, was killed.

Tucson Ariz Davis- Monthan Air Force Base Robert L. Primrose Norway Iowa

Sullivan Park Memorial Honors Five Sullivan Brothers

An eight acre park in Waterloo is dedicated as a World War II memorial for the five Sullivan brothers George Madison Francis Albert and Joseph who died aboard the U S S Juneau in 1942. Rear Adm Howard A Yeager praised the memorial during ceremonies attended by Mr and Mrs Sullivan and their daughter Mrs Murray W Davidson.

Waterloo Sullivan Brothers Howard A. Yeager Ninth Naval District Thomas F. Sullivan Sullivan George Madison Francis Albert Joseph U.S.S. Juneau South Pacific Adm Yeager U.S.S Sullivans Murray W. Davidson

Motorists Urged to Observe Stop Signs Strictly

A blunt warning urges drivers to treat stop signs as full stops and not signals to slow down, stressing strict compliance at all intersections for traffic safety.

Atlantic News-Telegraph Locals News Summary Notice

Atlantic News-Telegraph, Atlantic Iowa outlines evening publication schedule and membership details with current pricing for subscriptions by carriage and mail. It lists editors and affiliations and notes general notice policies for local and distant subscribers.

Kings and Queens Parade at Constantine Wedding in Athens

DREW PEARSON notes a skyline of royalty and dignitaries at King Constantine and Princess Anne Marie of Denmark’s wedding in Athens. European monarchs mingle with Soviet, Balkan officials, and American figures while Athena modernizes with Americanization in hotels, roads, and Tom Pappas led projects.

Drew Pearson Constantine Athene Athens Anne- Marie Denmark Royal Garden Royal Palace Kingdom of Oz Frederika Frederick II Olav Norway Gustav VI Sweden Prince Philip England Bonnie Prince Charles Prince George Radziwill Hussein Jordan Baudouin Thailand Russia Balkans Mijalko Todorovic Jugoslav National Assembly Nado Georgev Bulgarian National Assembly Fidel Castro Luis Amado Blanco Y Fernandez Castro Vatican Juliana Netherlands London Hyde Park Elizabeth Greece United States Hubert Humphrey State Department Bill Hellis New Orleans Harry Vaughn Truman Bill St. George Washington Hellis Lynda Bird Johnson Lynda Mike Feighan Cleveland Esso Pappas Turkey Tom Dewey Pappas Bell-McClure Syndicate

Alcoholic Life Span Shorter by About Twelve Years

A report states that the average life span of an alcoholic is about twelve years shorter than that of a non alcoholic. The finding highlights the impact of alcohol on longevity and public health concerns.

Remarkable World Championship Bridge Hand

The 1953 Sweden vs United States match featured an astonishing deal where the NorthSouth slam reached 1,080 points for the Americans and 50 for Sweden. With Stayman and Schenken as South and North, the United States converted a strong two club bid into a slam after drawing trumps and discarding, while Sweden suffered a tough miss despite two aces in the deal.

Sweden United States John Crawford Theodore Lightner George Rapee Howard Schenken Samuel Stayman Anulf South Lilliehook North West King Deat Schenken

Memories of Friends Poem by Edgar A Guest

A short verse reflecting on how friendship lingers after shared meals garden strolls and home doors remain open to welcome memories. The poem describes how a guest's influence becomes part of the household each time a familiar moment recurs. The piece is credited to The George Matthew Adams Service.

Delayed COMSAT Directors Election Certification

The Communications Satellite Corp delayed formal release of its directors election results due to a prolonged vote recount. Six Kennedy-era appointees were elected to the new permanent board at the first stockholders meeting, representing public shareholders, with six more to represent private carriers and three to be designated by President Johnson.

Washington The Communications Satellite Corp Comsat John F. Kennedy Johnson

Humphrey Says His Financial Report Ready

Senator Hubert H. Humphrey says his net worth is prudent and sufficient to help his mother. He plans to release his financial report soon and hints at disclosures on holdings and debt. The comment follows similar asset disclosures by President Johnson and rivals Goldwater and Miller.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey NBC Meet the Press Minnesota Red Humphrey Johnson GOP Barry Goldwater William E. Miller

Community award to Clinton Herald for cleanup drive

The Iowa Daily Press Association honored the Clinton Herald with its Community Award for a cleanup campaign sparked by a city health officer. Publisher John Notman and Co-publisher Robert Evans accepted the award after the Herald expanded a six photo blight series to twenty eight images prompting several properties to act.

Clinton Iowa Daily Press Association Clinton Herald Herald John Notman Robert Evans

New bladder imaging method aids health checks

A new trusted test fills the bladder with fine pulverized barium for X ray visualization of the bladder lining. It detects foreign bodies blood clots and calcium stones with clarity, complementing existing methods rather than replacing them, as doctors expand diagnostic options.

Kennedy Report May Reach White House This Week

AP reports the Warren Commission could deliver its 700 page JFK assassination report to the White House by midweek. Chief Justice Earl Warren says the job is done when the panel reports to the President. Public release by Johnson may take a week or more after delivery. Population Bureau notes US birth rate declines due to changing family size norms. Directors include C. Lloyd Bunker James Wilson Deemer Lee and A M Patterson.

Washington Warren Commission John F. Kennedy White House Earl Warren Investigating Commission Johnson Population Reference Bureau United States

Nordyke Re-elected Iowa Daily Press Assn. President

Hollis J. Nordyke publisher of the Ames Tribune was re-elected president of the Iowa Daily Press Association which includes 34 dailies with a combined circulation of 577000 Robert H. O'Brien publisher of the Council Bluffs Nonpareil was elected vice president succeeding Robert J. McCoy general manager of the Waterloo Courier Elected to three year terms

DES Moines Hollis J. Nordyke Ames Tribune Iowa Daily Press Association Robert H. O’brien Council Bluffs Nonpareil Robert J. McCoy Waterloo Courir

Oskaloosa Straw Vote Endorses Johnson Hughes Leads

The League of Women Voters reported a downtown Oskaloosa straw vote showing Lyndon Johnson 118 to 66 for Barry Goldwater for president and Harold Hughes 108 to 69 for Evan Hultman for governor.

Oskaloosa League of Women Voters League Lyndon Johnson Barry Goldwater Harold Hughes Evan Hultman

Barnacles Reclassified From Mollusks to Crustaceans

Zoologists revise barnacle classification noting they are crustaceans related to shrimps and crabs rather than mollusks such as clams and oysters. This shifts understanding of their biology and evolutionary relationships.

Phone Your Kick Carrier News-Telegraph Route Ad

Notice asks recipients to contact local carriers to receive the News-Telegraph by 7 P.M. listing Highland Addn LeVista Place and Pairlawn Addn phone numbers for delivery arrangements.

Atlantic Highland Addn LeVista Place Pairlawn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sullivan Park Atlantic News-telegraph Walnut St. Atlantic Cass U. S Canada FDIO Washington Mercy Paul Imperial Homes B. Jay Becker Bouth North Stayme South West North East Blackwood Res Syndicate Ine Just Folks Edgar A. Guest Stout George Matthew Adams U.S. Satellite Corp IDPA Anita, Iowa Dr. Coleman C. Lloyd Bunker Ottumwa Courier James Wilson Carroll Times-Herald Deemer Lee Estherville Daily News A. M. Patterson Mount Pleasam News Nordyke Iowa Daily Press Assn Inel Chestnut Woodmen Accident and Life Company Lincoln, Nebraska Mutual Legal John D. Martens Cumberland Lowe
Search Courier

Search the Atlantic News Telegraph Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Atlantic News Telegraph?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication