29 Apr 1964
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1964
Page
1
The court approves dismissals of 30 000 firemen under a two year rule with severance pay for six months and protections for veterans. Nonretired workers receive transfer options while the White House pressure signals only a temporary truce and possible renewed pressure to keep peace in the railroad family.
The Johnson personality wins friends among U S Chamber of Commerce members Republicans and others. The President’s influence leads to applause for statements once rejected. Holding the line economically depends on labor, industry, and consumer pricing pressures to avoid a price wage spiral and inflation risks.
Editorial notes Atlantic moving to fast time across the region, finding it less awkward than remaining on standard time. Iowa moisture now adequate, easing winter worries. The piece recalls that most things people fear do not happen, and praises U S achievements despite criticism, even among communist nations striving to catch up.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson continues the women doers luncheon series in Washington with 17 guests drawn from letters and wider public nominations. The event featured performer Marian Anderson dancer Maria Tallchief Kentucky Commerce official Katherine Peden and writer Katherine Anne Porter with speaker Kate Tuchman of Harlem New York discussing educational challenges.
Carroll F. Carter, operator of an Ottumwa club, faces county attorney information for going about armed after a Fairfield man, Edward McWhirter, 34, was shot in the foot following a pool game dispute Monday night.
Publication notes list subscription rates and mailing zones for the Atlantic News Telegraph with prices by carrier and mail to Cass county and beyond. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options, plus international and Canada pricing.
Rep. Michael Feighan of Ohio sparked a dinner debate at a Geneva meeting of 29 nations by denouncing John F. Kennedy and the Democratic Party's left drift. He criticized Roosevelt and Truman, attacked Civil Rights measures, and drew attention with a vaudeville distraction by Chelf and Moore. Feighan billed per diem while trip meals were included, then charged $30 daily on returning aboard the Queen Mary.
Washington reports that 1964 faces a slow House push to amend the Constitution to permit Bible reading and prayers in public schools, despite a long Senate filibuster and strong opposition from Maryland clergy. The Becker plan would allow voluntary prayer or scripture in schools, while critics warn it weakens the First Amendment.
Baltimore AP reports the 42 by 30 foot Star Spangled Banner copy, made by 75 Baltimore women in seven weeks, may not be shown at the Maryland Pavilion as officials debate placement. A Maryland official says it should go to the United States Pavilion, but a US Pavilion spokesman is uncertain about space.
Newton AP reports Vernon Co director says a 1744 cent per share stock dividend is payable June 1 to stockholders of record May second.
In a four handed event West faced a three notrump contract after an opening bid. Reese defended with a spade lead and later a club, exploring lines that could defeat declarer. The described play shows how a king of diamonds defense could derail the declarer, though the hand ended in a wash as both tables reached three notrump.
A poem about family life and how quarrels arise within the home yet unity prevails in hard times. It contrasts youthful petty disputes with mature support, highlighting togetherness and shared effort for the common good.
Communist China announced Wang Ping-nun, previously ambassador to Moscow, has been named vice minister of foreign affairs. The appointment signals a shift in Beijing's diplomatic leadership as officials cited by state media outlined the new role.
William North of Maine was among 16 winners of a Spirit Lake vacation trip offered by the Iowa Great Lakes association at the Iowa Sports show in Des Moines. Mrs. Gerald Taylor reports $222.18 collected for Douglas township cancer fund. Women of the Moose won Hawkeye Women's Bowling league title this season led by Rhoda Brown Marjorie McMullen Lucille Will Irene Friese and Helen Uecker.
Rex Dawning and his wife of Adair honor their son Captain Dale Dawning who received the silver star from Admiral Nimitz for gallantry in action during the battle of Tara wa. Robert Alexander, Atlantic high school student and son of Mr and Mrs George Alexander, won fifth place and a five dollar prize in the Des Moines Register Food for Victory limerick contest last week. Lieut William F Smith Jr administrative officer at the RAF training command radio school at Sioux Falls army air field SD has been promoted to captain.
Thirty years ago the Avoca swimming pool will not open this summer because of a water shortage. Clarence Raebel named manager of the Audubon baseball club for the season. Lloyd Jones named team captain. Miss Laverne Van Scoy defeated Miss Betty Winn 64 to win a one set women’s tennis tournament at the Atlantic Tennis Club.
Reader asks if resting with feet and hips elevated is dangerous during menses. Expert says elevation is relaxing and not harmful, menstruation is a normal bodily function, and should not be feared. Extra guidance on canker sores notes aphthous ulcers may be virus linked and resist clear origin, with limited cures.
British actor Peter Sellers, 38, to leave the hospital today after three and a half weeks confinement for a severe heart attack. He will likely spend three to four weeks recuperating in his Beverly Hills hillside home and is not slated to begin another film until early next year.
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