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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1964
Page
2
The governor backs lower speed limits on most Iowa roads and a 100 officer increase for state patrol. Without strict enforcement and tougher court penalties, speeding on highways remains a major danger and tolls rise as records fall.
The piece questions the purpose and value of the Mariner 4 Mars mission amid high costs. It argues resources could better fight disease poverty and communism at home rather than fund space exploration.
Moscow threatens to skip paying United Nations dues to challenge a vote denial. The Kremlin may walk out of meetings as UN rules on nonpayment could strip Russia of voting power. Observers note Moscow’s aim to influence Western initiatives while resisting its exclusions.
Greater Iowa Corp may call another meeting to discuss development around the Herbert Hoover birthplace and burial site at West Branch. W. Goeppinger of Boone chaired a Des Moines gathering of interested persons to plan a restrained project including a service station motel and restaurant.
The chairman of the Iowa Conservation Commission urged preserving the shrine to a great American while ensuring visitors have amenities such as a place to stay and to eat. He stressed dignity for the site alongside practical public needs.
Mrs Dale Allen excited for the first basketball game wore mismatched shoes with one higher heel causing a peculiar gait. Her husband is the sophomore coach. When the first snow falls, wildlife shows rabbits and squirrels. pheasants anticipated once field corn is powered up.
During the economic downturn of the 1800s the tin mines in Cornwall began to shut down, signaling a regional impact on industry and employment.
The Walnut Iowa paper lists subscription prices for various markets including Atlantic Cass County and surrounding areas. Rates cover monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly terms by carrier, mail within Iowa, nationwide, and Canada.
Don Reynolds, key Bobby Baker witness, returned to the Senate Rules Committee as questions arise over his past. Background reports from State and Air Force label him as security risks with past misconduct, including black market activity, falsified files, and promiscuous conduct.
The article discusses hand valuation in contract bridge and cites Albert Morehead. It explains how West, after analyzing bidding and a North-South diamond raise, can foresee and set up a favorable defense. West doubles four spades and leads diamonds, forcing the declarer to lose multiple tricks, going down four.
Catholic faithful across the United States reacted to Mass in English for the first time since Latin reform, with cheers for better participation and concerns from traditionalists. A Boston priest called it a social act, while a San Francisco convert preferred the old Latin. Some say facing the congregation will curb daydreaming and force active participation.
Officials study a proposed large electronic data processing center to serve federal, state, and local bodies. The plan estimates a study cost of 60000 with potential system cost above 1 million dollars. Government units would share expenses and include schools and the federal government.
Poem urges cheerful resilience amid trouble. Encourages humming, lifting chin, and hiding sighs as friends share crosses. Warns against dwelling on woes and advises keeping a brave, hearty front to preserve spirit.
Dr John S. Galbraith 48 succeeds Dr Herbert York as chancellor of the University of California at San Diego. Galbraith, formerly vice chancellor for academic affairs, earned his master and doctoral degrees from the University of Iowa and is noted as an authority on the Graul Empire.
Readers respond to medical columns with interest in bed wetting treatments, nerve conditions and hearing loss. Imipramine shows promise for bed wetting at UC, facial tic douloureux treated with hot water injections by Dr. Rudolph Jaeger, and new electronic devices offer hope for nerve deafness. Final approval pending safety and effectiveness.
Five scholarships of 500 dollars each are awarded to Iowa youths at the National 4-H Club Congress. Recipients include Mary K. Dram an 19 Redfield in home economics, Kit tie Rae Prendergast 18 Fort Dodge in garden work, Judith Ann Frazier 18 Griswold in health, and Sharon Rogers 18 Lucas in foods and nutrition.
Janet Werner, 19, of Montezuma, joins gr am in a clothing program benefiting local families and youth. The effort provides attire and support through community organizers and volunteers.
Real estate notices list Highland Addition and Vista Place with contact numbers 243 4948 and 243 2074 respectively for inquiries. Addresses appear in a local classifieds section.
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