12 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1963
Page
1
The piece argues that liquor by the drink will not improve enforcement or reduce bootlegging. It recalls Omaha police against higher license fees, noting higher fees invite violations and more drinking. It cites Iowa's history of failed or ineffective liquor laws and praises the current approach.
The piece criticizes a failed Congress while urging Iowa lawmakers to pursue curbing spending for tax relief. It notes debate on electing the state superintendent, comments on moon missions, and reviews the TV program In the Mouth of the Wolf with Margar et Roberts, praising her singing yet noting limited local air time.
A fresh lava stream from Mt Etna, Europe’s tallest active volcano, poured toward Catania as thousands of Easter visitors watched from the east coast of Sicily. The vent on Etna’s flank sent glowing lava ahead of the holiday crowds.
Publication details list the Atlantic News Telegraph in Iowa with editor D Simpson and a 1912 post office entry. Subscription rates are given for carriers in Atlantic and Cass counties, and mail subscriptions across Iowa and the U.S. with varying durations and prices.
Washington column notes the Longwood Foundation did not file form 900 A tax returns for 1955 to 1958, despite 32.95 million in receipts 1951 through 1960. Rep Patman cites the lapse and dates when returns were filed after inquiry. The piece contrasts with Powell's tax matters.
Life goes on with laughter and tears as time remains steady. Wise men die yet new ones rise tomorrow. Birth and death repeat, toil and joy persist, and gardens hold the same flowers beyond our span. The poem evokes life’s mystery and enduring rhythm despite mortality.
South faces a six notrump possibility with 15 points plus North’s 18 or 19, totaling 33 or 34 for slam so a safe pass is advised given the lack of cooperation. With three spades the plan is to show 4 5 3 1 distribution and aim for a sub slam, while three notrump is chosen when distribution favors singletons and combined strength justifies game.
Iowa farm operators could see mixed effects from a proposed property tax relief bill. A 160 acre farm in Cerro Gordo, Clinton, Marshall, or Union counties could save on property taxes yet pay more in sales and income taxes, with net changes varying by county. Gov Hughes argues the bill shifts tax burden to the poor, while Rep Scherle notes the relief may be offset by higher local school costs.
Ten years ago Delbert Christensen started work at Anita Municipal Utilities after leaving the army April 1. Twenty years ago Victor Lewis, a first class navy sailor on furlough from Alaska, visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Lewis. Ed L. Newton was elected president of the Anita Evergreen Cemetery board. Thirty years ago a grass fire near Max Bullock’s La Vista place threatened Jim Douglas’s bee hives. County Coroner and Mrs. Burdette L. Roland returned home.
If you live on an Atlantic city carrier route and do not receive the News Telegraph by 7 PM call your carrier. Highland Addn. 243 4948 Zurfluh Addn. 243 3704 LaVista Place 243 1088 Fairlawn Addn. 243 5535 Remaining East Side 243 2108
Dr. Emmett Holt reports that premature infants thrive on cold milk right from the refrigerator, mirroring warmed milk in weight gain and health. Other notes discuss legible handwriting, deviated septum, arthritis hand surgery, and digestive relaxation strategies, all part of general medical guidance.
In a historic note on food technology, Mary Macomber explains freeze drying developed by U S Army Quartermaster corps to produce light, shelf stable dehydrated foods. The process freezes items, then dries in a vacuum to keep shape, flavor, and nutrients, with rapid rehydration potential for shrimp and other items.
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