On the Open Road A Reporter Heads North to Banff
A narrator describes an upcoming vacation travel column route from Atlantic toward Banff Canada, planning to follow the Missouri River and visit sites like Portal Moose Jaw Medicine Hat Swift River. He recalls Missouri memory from St. Louis to Atlantic and notes the Mayd monument near Sioux City marking the first white death on the Lewis and Clark expedition.
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Banff
Canadian Rockies
Dakotas
Missouri
Canada
Portal
N.D
Moose Jaw
Medicine Hat
Swift River
St. Louis
Mississippi
Kansas City
Ponca
Nebraska
Atlantic
Omaha
Lewis and Clark
Sioux City
Mayd
Floyd
Quake Area Patrols by National Guard in Montana
National Guardsmen moved into the West Yellowstone Park quake zone to deter looting as the death toll rose to nine. A Bozeman hospital reported Mrs. Ray Painter of Ogden Utah dead from quake damage at Rock Creek campground. Mesoma Stowe of Sandy Utah is missing and presumed dead. her husband was killed. Aftershocks 372 recorded by the U S Geodetic Survey delay searches amid landslide risks and ongoing rescues. Red Cross lists hundreds evacuated campers and vacationers.
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Yellowstone Park
Mont
National
Ray Painter
Ogden
Utah
Bozeman, Mont
Rock Creek
Madison River
Mesomas Stowe
Sandy
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
U.S. Geodetic Survey
Red Cross
Final search for Libyan desert bomber crew ends decades later
In Wiesbaden AP reports two helicopters ferried into the Libyan desert to locate the remains of a bomber crew missing since 1943 after a B24 crash near Naples. The wreck was found by miners, with indications the crew perished in the wastelands.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Naples
Atlantic News Telegraph Social and Subscription Details
Atlantic News Telegraph publication notes evenings except Sunday and lists subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic and by mail across Cass counties and elsewhere in Iowa. It provides U.S. and Canada rates with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options.
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Chietnut & Atlantic
Iowa
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
News
Atlantic
Congress
Wwa Daily Press Association
Hwa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
U. S
Canada
Civil rights battle and space age talk in Senate hearings
Senator Hennings presses for civil rights action as Sen. Ervin cites Aesop fables and Nicodemus while Johnson predicts passage before adjournment. Gloria Swanson reveals Dulles cancer treatment links, and Admiral Rear Admiral discussed space navy ties. Russell Long urged in Louisiana politics with Loyola degree note.
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Drew Pearson
Nicodemus
Aesop
Angel Memreni
Senate
Gloria Swencon Meade
John Foster Dulles
Navy
Washington
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Georgia
Hennings
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Jesus
Ervin
Joseph Smith
Mononi
Hendings
Government Operations Committee
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Congress
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Nixon
Humphrey
America
Gloria Swensen
Miss Dulles
Gloria Swanson
Dulles
Miss Swanson
Eleanor Dulles
State Department
Krebiozen
Stevanth
Chicago
Andrew Ivy
University of Ilinois Medical School
AMA
American Medical Association
Kiobiozen
Ivy
Mery
Agate
Defense Department
Malibeg
Baril Leng
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Russell Long
Russell
Loyola University
Huey
New Orleans
U.S. Senate
Envy and the lure of rest by the lake cottage
A short verse by Edgar A. Guest counsels a young reader to resist envy of a peaceful life by a lake cottage. It notes the toil behind such ease and encourages patience that rest may come with earned years, while warning envy as a rash guide. A separate line reports Hermann Goering nicknamed Ruben trop by staff, meaning steal too much.
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Hermann Goering
Ruben Trop
Ruling Sought on Bitters Sales in Iowa Groceries
Davenport attorney asks Iowa AG to rule if bitters sold in state liquor stores may also be sold in grocery stores. Atty. Gen. and Liquor Commission indicate no authority and suggest court action may be needed. Bitters reportedly differ from lemon and vanilla extracts in alcohol content.
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Scott County
Martin D. Leir
Davenport
Iowa
Aset. Atty
James Gritton
Leir
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Bridge bidding dilemma from South and North hands
A fragmented bridge column discusses responder doubles after 1D and 2C bids. It weighs options for five sample hands including two clubs, three clubs, two notrump, and potential doubles, evaluating partner expectations and distributional signals.
Thumb-Sucking Habit Poses Dental Problem
Dr. Hennessey warns that prolonged thumb sucking can cause dental damage. The habit may lead to abnormal facial development, breathing issues, speech defects, and emotional effects. Early correction with sleeves or thumb medication can help, as habits may persist past age five.
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Robert E. Hennessey
Clayton
Hennessey
Chikires
Ce Dr. Hennessey
G. N
Meniere
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Pennsylvania taxi tax rises to four percent
Gov. David L. Lawrence signed a law raising Pennsylvania's sales tax from 3 percent to 4 percent. The measure, approved Thursday, increases revenue for state programs and affects all taxable goods and services.
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Harrisburg, Pa
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Iowa Poll Reveals GOP Favorite Sons and Democratic Split
A 1960s Iowa survey shows Nixon leading GOP preference with a Nixon trip noted, while Hickenlooper and Strauss gain vice presidential votes. Democrats show no clear front runner. Adlai Stevenson leads presidential preference among 21 delegates, followed by Kennedy and Symington. many contenders are listed.
Iowa delegates name presidential timber and VP race splits
The report lists Democratic delegates noting Humphrey and Johnson vote splits with Humphrey receiving a single percent and Johnson one vote for vice president. Kennedy leads VP with 7 percent. Loveless, Symington, Meyner and Clement also appear. Republicans show Nixon and Goldwater for president and Kennedy as VP with varied support. The piece cites a UCLA protein chemist and ex AEC member speaking to the City Council. President Eisenhower carried Illinois in 1952 and 1956 against Adlai Stevenson.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
Minpenta
Pat Brown
California
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Iowa
Kennedy
Loveless
Symington
Humphrey
Meyner
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
Nixon
Goldwater
Rockefeiller
Stevenson
Kefauver
Johnson
Clement
Eisenhower
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Warning device may warn radiological danger on radios
A scientist proposes a penny sized siren gadget for portable radios costing about 15 dollars to alert the public to dangerous radiation. The device aims to save lives in an atomic attack and is described by Dr. Willard F. Lit.
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Los Angeles
Willard F. Lit
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