23 Apr 1964
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1964
Page
1
The piece critiques the rail settlement, Bobby Baker influence, Goldwater Iowa delegates, Cleopatra finances, Liz and Dick morality suits, and civil rights pace. It notes race track payoffs harm losers, state aid recipients, and peeks at overrunning themes of public funds and fairness.
Two college seniors let turtles walk in blue ink and set them loose on canvases. The art festival at St Bonaventure University displays the minimalist works titled The Storm In Memoriam Rebelion and Peri phenomenon. Turtles Moses Abraham Sem and Josephus belong to Tom Rogers and William McGrath. About 60 species of birds can feed on poison ivy without harm.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription rates for local and distant readers, detailing carrier, mail, and Canada options. Pricing covers Atlantic and Cass County regions, surrounding counties, and nationwide U S delivery with varied monthly and yearly terms.
Drew Pearson surveys post Civil War racism and current tensions in Northern cities. He argues Negro and white extremists damaged bipartisan support for civil rights, citing riots, state actions, and reactions in New York Chicago Cleveland and Maryland.
Thirty nine congressmen from both parties paid warm tribute to 71 year old Rep. Michael J. Kirwan of Ohio for an hour in Washington. The remarks followed publication of a Drew Pearson column, with no one naming Pearson. Rep. H. H. R. Gross of Iowa defended Kirwan as a man of honest conviction, stating no one should insinuate he is despised in the House. In Fremont, Nebraska the city council approved a $7 million bond issue under the Nebraska Industrial Development Act to fund an anhydrous plant to be operated by Felco of Fort Dodge Iowa and State of Omaha, with expected sale by May 1.
B Jay Becker analyzes a master level hand where South in four hearts faces a spade heavy lead. He shows how precise planning and trump management yield ten tricks despite a 4-1 trump break, including a key diamond play and careful ruffing in dummy.
Poet laments modern jazz invading home life as brass trumpets and saxophones disturb peace. Narrator recalls stricter youth then concedes parents should share the racket with others to ease the noise.
Mrs Carl Granville donated new furniture for the north reading room of the Atlantic Carnegie library. Larry Wales won the junior chamber of commerce kite contest at the high school grounds with his kite taking overall title and best home made kite.
Aubrey M Bryner a fourth grade technician son of Mrs Lela Bryner 200 Cedar Street promoted to Staff sergeant. The Pullman Hotel at First and Walnut Streets sold to Mr and Mrs Arnold Burlington and to open under new management around June. Ut Williams earned 17 75 for 1322 pound meets at Omaha.
Work on walls and woodwork at Avoca school is completed. William Allender, son of Dr and Mrs J C Allender, a former Atlantic high school star, will join Iowa State college track and field at the Drake relays in Des Moines. Lewis Leopold sold his Hancock hardware store to Fickler and Kiezer of Corning.
The wood ibis is described with nicknames Ironhead gourdhead and Spanish buzzard due to its distinctive bald, lumpy crown. The wording highlights its unshaven look and sharp features associated with its head sculpture.
Rep John Rooney questions Atty Gen Kennedy on Valachi testimony calling it outmoded while Kennedy billed it as a major law enforcement development. Separately Goldwater Stassen debate intelligence briefings as Rockefeller, McNamara stance draw comment in New Orleans. Also reports consular access talks with Soviet Union and a Justice Department bid to review the Communist party conviction under the Subversive Activities Control Act.
Readable fragment urges readers to call their delivery carrier if the News Telegraph is not received by 7 PM on a city carrier route. The note emphasizes timely receipt and channel contact for interruptions.
Advice on pinworm infections emphasizes extensive spread, especially in children and adults. It outlines symptoms, transmission through hands, and a hygiene focused plan including hand washing, baths, clean homes, separate towels, daily laundering, and avoiding finger biting to break the infection cycle. Medical treatment exists but personal cleanliness remains essential.
In a ruling the appeals court said the government failed to prove a volunteer was available to register for the party under the 1950 act. The ruling references Jack Dempsey Tippit of Westport Conn and mentions the Des Moines Register & Tribune Syndicate cartoon panel Amy. The piece also notes the term bitter end refers to a shipboard anchor cable.
The Clinton Iowa Herald received an AP award for a weekly bowling tabloid section that attracted 80 advertisers. The National Cartoonist Society awarded best gag cartoonist of the year to the featured artist.
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