02 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1963
Page
1
A tense editorial argues the U S must prohibit strikes and curb exile raids on Cuba to avoid world peace risks. It warns against complacency amid potential atomic war and notes the New York newspaper strike's economic devastation and public demand for action. It cites Byrd and Eisenhower on budget cuts and predicts business-led reform in Washington.
Publishers and striking printers reached a tentative agreement to end a 123 day Cleveland newspaper strike. Teamsters, also on strike, have conditionally agreed. Ratification by 620 printers remains, while publication may resume this week.
Local notice outlines subscription rates for carriers in Atlantic and surrounding counties. It lists monthly and yearly mail options for Cass county and elsewhere in Iowa, plus U S and Canada rates.
In Madison the Kennedy sisters are blamed for stalling Jim Doyle's bid to be a federal judge over his Stevenson ties. Jack Dewitt, backed by McCormacks, Immell and Uihlein interests, moves ahead as Doyle languishes. A Schlitz Turkey deal links Eddie McCormack to a $35,000 legal arrangement amid a Boston Milwaukee network.
A Sacramento resident notes the first quail whistle in the yard in over a year and a rabbit nesting near the porch, chased by neighbor dogs daily. Mrs. Helen Bumbaugh mentions her granddaughter Wendy Bracken returning from Sunday school, while Harold Foster’s Florida visit brings long-awaited Massena family news. Extra Atlantic News-Telegraph copies available by advance order.
In a bridge contest, South builds a dramatic comeback from a likely two-diamond and club loss. After cashing high cards and ruffing, he uses a heart and club sequence to force a favorable discard and ruff, ending with a successful contract despite initial peril.
A reflective poem on returning home and shedding daily cares. It contrasts tidy hooks and closets with the ease of a favorite room. The piece sits alongside brief notices recalling past service awards and anniversaries, plus a weather-driving tip urging safer headlights in bad weather.
Residents on Atlantic city carrier routes are urged to call their delivery carriers if the News Telegraph does not arrive by 7 PM. The notice lists contact numbers for Highland, Zurfluh, LaVista Place, Fairlawn Addns and the Remaining East and West Sides with their respective phone lines.
Iowa ASCS final 1963 signup shows nearly 2.5 million acres diverted, about 831000 fewer than 1962. Over $50 million in federal payments expected. average sign up about 2.5 percent of base. Participation up to 116,479 farms from 114000 in 1962 and 108000 in 1960.
Medical explainer describes infectious mononucleosis known as mono. It covers onset symptoms including fever sore throat swollen glands and fatigue lasting weeks with possible rash and weakness. Diagnosis via heterophile agglutination test. Rest and supportive care advised with antibiotics only if doctors deem necessary.
The Iowa feed grain base totals 41.5 per cent of the state base. The Iowa average corn price support is 1.20 dollars per bushel, including 1.02 for taking at least 20 per cent of the feed grain base out of production and 18 cents for normal yields. The feed grain base corresponds to land planted to corn for 1959 and 1960. Don’t drive if you drink. The dominant eoglat stock of the Philippines is Malayan, a general grouping descended from Mongoloids of Southeast Asia.
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