22 Apr 1964
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1964
Page
1
The column notes rail talks progress, election timing coloring poverty fights, and rain shaping Iowa farmer conditions. It cites daylight saving momentum in Atlantic and warns of storm damage while urging cleanliness and civic effort for a lasting town reputation. It also comments on Hultman’s outspoken GOP candidacy and New York World’s Fair racial tensions.
In Guymon Oklahoma the Bureau of Land Management announced an auction of 4032 acres across three Panhandle counties. The land valued at 70405 dollars includes irregular parcels 37 feet by 1½ miles and 20 feet by half a mile. Adjacent property owners will receive preferential purchase rights. Don't drive if you drink.
Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices for various regions including Atlantic Iowa Cass and adjoining counties and U S outside Iowa pricing. The notice details rates by carrier, month, three months, six months, and one year with differing amounts for local and distant destinations.
DREW PEARSON reports a heated Judiciary Committee session as Rep. Feighan clashes with Cahill over staff studies on school prayer. Celler urges dissenting views later, while Rooney bills trigger tense exchanges on immigration and executive session secrecy.
Ten years ago Howard Houser of Griswold tossed a four hitter to beat Walnut 124 in the championship finals of the Southwest Iowa conference baseball tournament. The read aligns with a historical sports recap from Griswold and Walnut.
Siegfried Munchausen touts his father Baron Munchausen as a legendary card player and shares a hands description from a six spade contract. He explains how he used hearts and diamonds to discard club losers, portraying masterful bridge technique and family line.
A discussion on the complexity of food composition tables from the revised Handbook No 8 by the U S Department of Agriculture notes that potato nutrients vary by variety season storage maturity and processing. Creamed potatoes differ if made from Idaho or Iowa potatoes or Florida new potatoes and with cream milk or butter, explaining table discrepancies.
Poet urges return to simple truths and steadfast effort as the path to security and honor. He argues life rewards labor over luck and notes enduring value in courage faith and duty across trials.
April 22, 1964 marks the 75th anniversary of the 1889 Oklahoma land rush when 20,000 settlers surged into central Oklahoma Territory at noon to claim homesteads. Other noted events include Washington’s 1793 neutrality proclamation and 1898 U S Cuba blockade actions.
A reader asks about her five month old son's lingering eye misalignment after a mild concussion and the doctors’ reassurance. Another asks about electric blanket safety amid alarming reports. Dr Coleman urges reliance on medical guidance and cautions against debt induced by fear.
A compact recap traces 1944 Hollandia landings in New Guinea, 10 years since Senate hearings on Army and McCarthy, 5 years since Christian Herter became secretary of state, 1 year since a prisoner exchange with Cuba, and Feridun Cemal Erkin’s return from the CENTO meeting in Washington.
Ankara Turkey premier Ismet Inonu 80 says both India and Pakistan have asked him to mediate the Kashmir dispute. He will decide after consulting the Foreign Ministry and cabinet.
The Kimballton community choir presents An Evening of Song at the town hall on Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m. sponsored by Emmanuel Lutheran Church.
If you live on a city carrier route in Atlantic and do not receive your News Telegraph by 7 PM call your carrier. East Side readers should call 243 2168 and West Side readers call 243 4910 for delivery help.
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