Prince Rupert and Ketchikan Visit During Alaska Sea Run
A Juneau writer reports in from Prince Rupert BC where the only operating cannery faces a strike halting wages for Indian laborers, and from Ketchikan where towns hug a narrow coast. He notes salmon runs from four to 49 pounds, large halibut, and a jet helicopter hospital service. Prince Rupert’s 12,000 population with 2,000 unemployed due to the strike, and local totem poles selling for 500 to 700 dollars as carvers work six weeks each. The trip includes bus tours, polite Indian children selling greenery, and expectant icebergs and whales observed aboard a 374 foot Scotland-built vessel carrying 347 passengers.
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Prince Rupert
British Columbia
Alaska
Ketchikan
Iowa
Prince Ruppert
Scotland
Kennedy to Send Nuclear Test Ban Treaty to Senate This Week
Senate leaders said President Kennedy will transmit the nuclear test ban treaty to the Senate likely on Thursday with hearings planned to begin Monday. State and Defense witnesses will appear Monday and Tuesday, followed by Atomic Energy Commission testimony Wednesday as the Foreign Relations Committee moves swiftly. The signing was noted by Senators including Fulbright who will chair the expeditious review. The note also mentions tax legislation progress and a grunion fertilized egg sentence.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Mansfield
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Atlantic News- Telegraph publication notice and rates
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details for Atlantic Iowa with pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions across local Cass County and broader regions. Rates include monthly and yearly options, varying by location and delivery method, with abroad options to Canada and the U.S. outside Iowa.
Ellender's African safari leaves diplomats puzzled
Senator Allen Ellender of Louisiana travels through Africa on a goodwill mission, saturating officials with Cajun French discourse and film notes while diplomats report his eccentricities. Cables reveal he was banned from three nations, pressed for aid in reverse, and criticized allied burden sharing.
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Jack Anderson
Sage
Ellender
Washington
Marco Polo
Allen Eliender
Louisiana
Albania
Hoxha
Senate
Equator
Elliender
Africa
State Department
Morocco
John Ferguson
Ferguson
Allen Ellender
Huey Lang
Keita
Mali
Free Servenirs
William Handley
Handley
Central African Republic
Chad
Richard Reddington
Tombaibaye
France
Britain
Free World
U.S
U. S
Elfender
Paris
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Residents note family visits and property sale in Griswold
TEN YEARS AGO Mr and Mrs Russell Rushh ouse bought the Ross Armentrout grocery in Griswold and took possession Monday. Mr and Mrs Richard G Knudsen and children are on a two week tour of Colorado and Yellowstone park. The Floyd Craney family of Omaha is visiting this week with his parents. Me and Mrs Will Craney in Walnut Billy Reynolds and Duase.
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Russell Ruxhouse
Ross Armentrout
Griswold
Richard G Knudsen
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Floyd Craney
Omaha
Will Craney
Walnut
Billy Reynolds
Duase
Dorscheimer Family Visit Noted in Lewis
Dorscheimer of Los Angeles are visiting relatives and friends in Lewis, traveling to catch up with kin and observe local customs during a brief stay.
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Dorscheimer
Los Angeles
Lewis
Irwin Donates Wayside Inn Interest to Partner
Mrs F E J Irwin transfers all rights in the Wayside Inn cafe Audubon to partner Elmer Johnson. William Kent of Moberly Mo visits uncle Frank Chandler family in Elliott. Yellowstone National Park hosts about 3009 geysers and hot springs, the largest active geyser basin in the world.
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F E. J. Irwin
Wayside Inn
Audubon
Elmer Johnson William Kent
Moberly
Frank Chandler
Elliott
Yellowstone Nations Park
Evasive Play Shapes Contract in Three Notrump
In a three no trump contract South balances to avoid the dangerous opponent on lead. By dummying a club from hand and playing the nine, he sacrifices one club trick to force West off the lead. The result is ten tricks: three spades, a heart, a diamond and five clubs, achieving the contract despite the danger of East ruling the lead.
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Declarer
West
East
South
King Features Syndicate, Inc
It Folks by Edgar A Guest
The poem warns of a father’s honest guidance versus a stranger’s tempting path. It contrasts walking straight ahead with following a seductive shortcut and ends with a plea for steadfast guidance for the son.
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Edgar A. Guest
U S Forces Set Up Positions Near Demilitarized Zone
U S troops from the 1st Cavalry Division laid ambush positions at dusk near Panmunjom and withdrew at dawn after patrolling into CN territory. The number of soldiers was undisclosed but larger than typical patrols, with grenades used if targets closed in. Armored carriers held near the DMZ as a precaution.
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1St Cavalry Division
Korea
Sane
United Nations
U.S
Iowa licensing pace matches neighbors in per capita drinks
Des Moines AP reports Iowa after a month of a new liquor law has one license per 1,714 residents, similar to Minnesota Missouri Nebraska and South Dakota. The state Liquor Control Commission issued 1,604 licenses by Friday with Wisconsin and Illinois higher per capita totals. New York leads nationwide with 22,757 drink licenses. Connecticut and Washington compare to Iowa in population.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Illinois
State Liquor Control Commision
Niinow
New York
Connecticut
Washington
Liquor Commission
Kick Carrier Notice for Atlantic City Routes
If you are on an Atlantic city carrier route and do not receive your News Telegraph by 7 PM, call your Rick carrier. Provide contact numbers for Highland Addn. 243-4948 Zurtich Addn. 243-3764 LeViste Place 243-1688 Fairlawn Addn. 243-5535 Remaining Beet Side east of Chestnut 243-2506 Remaining West Side west of Chestnut 243-4910.
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Atlantic
Highland
Zurtich
LeViste Place
Fairlawn
Health myths and old remedies in a medical column
A newspaper health feature explores weather comfort tips from the Army Research Institute, then recounts cupping as a traditional medical poultice with historical use across Europe and the Middle East. The piece emphasizes modern science, personal medical advice, and consulting a doctor for individual issues.
Final tally settles near 1700 for the year
The article notes the year’s final figure around 1,700 after counting efforts. It highlights the total as the closing number for the period, with no additional context on breakdowns or contributing factors.
On the Job Accidents Iceberg Hidden Costs Rise
The National Safety Council says on the job accidents resemble icebergs with only one sixth of total losses visible as injuries. In 1962 industry lost 40 million man-days while 195 million more were lost in 1963 as coworkers paused to help, gawk, or discuss the accident and later replaced products.
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National Safety Council
Gulbenkian Finances Foundation for 45 Libraries in Portugal
Millionaire Calouste Gulbenkian funds a foundation that has established 45 libraries and 47 mobile libraries across Portugal, expanding access to reading and learning nationwide.
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Calouste Gulbenkian
Portugal
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