11 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
1
The lower house debates adding 65 million dollars to state revenue while promising property tax relief. Critics warn of piecemeal plans from many architects causing higher taxes and greater confusion, with taxpayers left to suffer.
A critique of how news can be manipulated by authorities to favor managers and political elites. The text warns reporters must scrutinize official handouts and verify facts from multiple sources to prevent democratic erosion and ensure the public receives all essential information.
The piece notes a Soviet lunar test miss and urges faster U S lunar efforts. It applauds a one billion dollar cut in foreign aid per the Clay report and urges deeper cuts in the military budget, arguing this realm holds the greatest waste and savings potential.
Nearly seventy percent of Italy lies north of the Apennines which form a central mountain spine from the Alps to the Dolomites in the south, shaping climate and travel.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication notes and subscription rates. It indicates evenings except Sunday editions and provides carrier and mail pricing for Cass County and surrounding areas as well as Iowa and U.S. mail options. It mentions affiliations with press associations and editor F D Simpson, with contact details including phone.
In a tense White House meeting Kennedy presses to move the medical school aid bill. Powell and Green push for Education and Labor Committee handling while Smith blocks action to force a compromise. Madden votes in Rules Committee as the bill advances 8 to 7.
The U S Supreme Court is sought to rule whether Mississippi Governor Barnett is entitled to a jury trial in criminal contempt for blocking Negro enrollment at the University of Mississippi. The 5th Circuit divided 4 to 4 and sent the case to the high court.
Des Moines reports a likely rise in the 2 percent sales tax to 3 percent and a near 50 percent jump in the state income tax as part of an omnibus bill that could raise about 65 million dollars. Senate skepticism centers on gains in revenue and potential veto threats.
West leads king of hearts and declarer plays, but the hand could be made with optimal defense. The article analyzes bidding and play, showing how South could have known West held the king of diamonds or ace of clubs and how a diamond lead could yield a make.
Edgar A guest offers a light verse praising the fellow who moves to adjourn in meetings, contrasting weary debate with the relief of closing motions and the appreciation of a timely end. The piece notes various motions while saluting the adjourner as a helpful interrupter.
This syndicated health column covers whiplash from sudden car stops, recommending neck X rays, massage, heat, traction, and ultrasonic relief. It notes seat belts reduce risk and warns not to neglect neck injuries. It also explains common nosebleed causes and a simple effective stop method using nasal packing.
Ten years ago the Women’s Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran church met at Mrs Robert Christensen’s home with fifteen members present. Mr and Mrs Paul C Otto and daughter Jane of Davenport arrived for a weekend visit with relatives. Twenty years ago the Bethany Ladies Aid met at Mrs Peter Hjuler’s home. Laf-a-Bit club gathered with Mrs Elmer Patterson.
Thirty years ago Milo Christensen of 411 Locust Street spent the weekend in Ames visiting his friend William Allender who attends Iowa State College. Dr and Mrs Max Emmert of Omaha visited the J W Cuykendall home at 1401 Chestnut Street today.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kunze of Alpena South Dakota have been visiting in the home of Mrs. Kunze's sister Mrs. Cal.
Bert Marker and relatives traveled to attend funeral services for Edgar Howard of Atlantic. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ruppell of Alpena joined the gathering. Mrs. Ruppell is Edgar Howard’s sister.
A public safety reminder urges drivers to slow down at dusk when visibility drops. The warning emphasizes reduced reaction times and the risk of serious accidents for pedestrians and cyclists sharing roadways.
If you live in Atlantic on a city carrier route and fail to receive your News-Telegraph by 7 P.M., please call your Kick carrier. Highland Addn. Ph. 243-468. Zurfluh Addn. Ph. 243-3764. LaVista Place Ph. 243-1006 Fairlawn Addn. Ph. 243-5535. Remaining East Side Ph. 243-2108. Remaining West Side Ph. 243-4910.
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