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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
1
Travelers describe Skagway’s Red Dog saloon as dirty yet charming and praise Juneau’s Mendenhall glacier its blue ice and salmon runs. They note leather shops Eskimo carving and a French speaking companion while recounting a soggy tour and the phrase poor fish from the salmon lifecycle.
An Associated Press survey compares tax burdens in six world centers. It shows modest income families pay 13 to 20 percent of earnings in taxes, rising to 45 to 70 percent for top earners in some cities. Rio de Janeiro taxes skew high for a $100,000 a year earner, while U.S. workers paid 128 billion in taxes on 440 billion of income last year.
The Atlantic News Telegrap h lists office at 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa with evening publication schedule and editor F D Simpson. It provides detailed subscription prices for local Cass County regions and wider areas including mail rates to Iowa US Canada and out-of-state addresses.
Washington column uncovers four lawmakers who sought to block deportations for notorious racketeers. Mike Kirwan backed Frank Cammarata from Youngstown. Jimmy Morrison aided Silvestro Carollo of New Orleans. Olin Johnston pressed Nicole Impastato. and George O'Brien defended Ralph Cannavo amid deportation attempts.
Sioux County produced 15.0 bushels per acre on 19,604 acres for an average 79.5 bushels per acre, totaling 15,000,000 bushels. Kossuth second with 15,750,458 bushels at 741 per acre on 220,140 acres. Webster County led soybeans with 3,421,000 bushels, while Sioux County was second in total corn.
In a duplicate tournament Sylvia, new to the circuit, declarer in spades plays the two from dummy and seals a remarkable contract. The play sparks stunned silence as observers watch her unorthodox moves unfold, with each trick illustrating her unique approach to the game.
A food note explains the value of thin vegetable peels for nutrient preservation. It discusses knee-action peeling, nutrient concentration near surface, and when to leave or remove skins, advising practical use of a peeler and emphasizing moderation in peeling to maximize nourishment.
A reflective prose piece by Edgar A. Guest argues no loafer earns praise or success without effort. It contrasts luck with earned achievement, noting that honorable work and persistent toil shape admirable outcomes. The author likens polished appearances to hours of unseen labor.
The American Institute of Baking awarded a superior rating to Colonial Baking of Des Moines after an annual sanitation inspection. This marks the sixth consecutive year the Des Moines plant has earned the high rating, with only about five percent of the 509 bakeries and mills inspected achieving it. Spread across 423 square miles, New York Port features 200 deep-water piers and berths for over 400 ships. Don’t drive you drink.
Doctor explains why stethoscopes aid examination listing breathing sounds in bronchitis pneumonia and asthma and how heart murmurs reveal heart conditions. Also notes on Sydenham chorea polycythemia and ectopic pregnancy with guidance to consult a physician for concerns.
Mrs Marion Johnson and her daughter Ramona of Ames visit her parents the Young family at 1821 Bryn Mawr Circle. Anita and Virginia Kimpson return to Grant from Massena after a three week visit with Mrs Don Yarger. Aged notes recall Gloria Love’s Corning visit twenty years ago and J H Simmons with Alva and Nora Fouts in Indianola. Also L C Campbell and son Johnnie visit Anita for business. Detla Kreger of Atlantic visits Grant relatives. Since 1867 it has been illegal to use portraits of living persons on US currency bonds or securities.
Residents on Atlantic city carrier routes told to call their Kick carrier if the News-Telegraph is not received by 7 P.M. Contact numbers are listed for Highland Addn Zurfiuh Addn LaViste Place Fairlawn Addn and remaining east and west sides of Chestnut.
Abdirasmd Al. Shermarke of Somalia arrived in Peking on a state visit, greeted by welcomers. He told the crowd that Somalia and Communist China have become brothers since European colonial rule and that Somalia seeks economic emancipation.
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