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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
1
A partial report shows co chair Robert Wohlent and chair Fritz presiding at a three day meeting. Max Wohlent and committee members discussed staged area plans and votes set for the next year.
The tale recounts the Alaska trail from Wrangel to Skagway with notes on ferries, railroad remnants, and abandoned camps. It recalls Dan McGrew, old trails, and vestiges of the gold rush era near Juneau and Bennett, where feeding camps once operated and miners faced peril.
Secretary of Labor Wirtz called union leaders to Washington for an urgent summit next week to push toward a possible agreement on rail yard job cuts. Negotiations between rail carriers and the operating union show no clear progress amid looming congressional action. The union pressed for talks while Wirtz urged unity as the deadline nears.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk returned to the United States from a sightseing trip to Leningrad and then flew with Foreign Secretary Andrei Gromyko to join Premier Khrushchev on the Black Sea coast. Rusk was accompanied by Llewellyn Thompson, special adviser on Soviet affairs, and Ambassador Foy Kohler.
The Atlantic Views telegraph lists subscription prices for carriers in Atlantic and nearby counties. Rates vary by delivery method and location, with different yearly and multi month options, including U.S. and Canada mail.
The article describes a contract bridge scenario by B. Jay Becker. West opens a singleton diamond lead against five hearts. The recommended play is to win the opening diamond with the ace, cash clubs ace, and continue with the queen to discard the seven of spades, ensuring the contract. An alternate line to finesse clubs is noted but discouraged if the king of hearts is with East.
Drew Pearson reports on a $100,800 grant from the Public Health Service to the American Pharmaceutical Association to study drug costs at neighborhood pharmacies, with APHA leaders installed on taxpayers payrolls and questions over public benefit versus pharmacy gain. The piece also covers Justice Department pressure on Italy over racketeer Carlos Marcello, and Rockwell's Bridge blocks threat with Nazi influences.
Poem fragment depicting a lone silver birch tree on a cliff and a solitary struggle against wind and storm. The speaker questions courage and purpose when left without companions, contrasting the safety of groups with the tree’s lone resilience.
The British army unveiled its 50 ton Chief tank described as the hardest in the world and five years ahead of NATO rivals. Maj. Gen. W. M. Hutton claimed the tank’s 46 main armament and versatile fuel use enable it to identify and engage all known tanks at long ranges while performing standard tank duties.
The article traces Adlai Stevenson’s push for a moratorium and a treaty ending nuclear tests amid 1950s politics. It links Khrushchev proposals, Murray’s suggestion, Eisenhower’s stance, Nixon’s critique, and Kennedy’s later policies, noting the shifting support and eventual move to a ban in atmospheric and marine tests.
The column recalls past visits by local residents and relatives. Leon Sheeder and Tracy, Casey, fished at Spirit Lake with Mr and Mrs. Tra cy. McMorran of Memphis stayed in Bridgewater with his parents. Myrna Wickey of Omaha vacationed with Eva Wickey in Omaha. John Ward Casey visited his daughter Magnus Bendixen in Boone. Thelma Anderson and Signe Ness, registered nurses from Axtell, enjoyed vacation with Rev E L Anderson in Anita. E W Willoughby returned to Massena from Nebraska relatives.
In Jackson Mississippi former Gov Coleman and rival Paul Johnson sought backing from Sullivan supporters for the August 27 Democratic runoff. Sullivan, Clarksdale attorney, finished third in the first primary while Johnson led Coleman in 1955 runoff by wide margins, with themes of racial issues looming.
A medical explainer defines tumors as benign or malignant and explains terms like neoplasms metastasis and fibromyoma. It notes benign tumors may need removal and surveillance while malignant cancer can spread. advances in treatment and research give hope for eradication. Dr Coleman invites reader questions for his column.
The winner will face Ruchel Phillips, a Jackson lawyer who switched from Democrat to Republican, in the November 5 general election.
The fourth annual Iowa Industry Month will be observed in October with cities and towns conducting their own industry events. The Iowa Manufacturers Association says local chambers will lead the observances at various times. The Federal Power Commission authorized Northern Natural Gas Co. to build facilities to boost deliveries to 14 existing customers across Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma.
Classified notice listing a remaining carrier position on the West Side including the Chestnut area with contact phone Ph. 243 4910 for applicants.
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