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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1963
Page
1
The text states Johnson will not simply extend Kennedy era policies or staff. He plans changes in personnel and methods while keeping core Democratic aims. Robert Kennedy reportedly considers resigning, and others may depart as new aides join the administration. Johnson follows formal transition norms.
The author argues that modernizing state traffic codes with strict enforcement and harsh penalties would prevent many fatalities. They point to states with such programs where license suspensions for violations lead to safer driving and fewer deaths, urging Iowa to adopt a similar code.
Editorial notes a 95 percent voter turnout and the government’s endurance against violent tactics. It argues saving is about training and discipline, not income, and urges thrift in government spending as the nation aims to return to basic economic laws to maintain world leadership.
A reader urges residents to submit suggestions to Speak Up box 230 Atlantic and criticizes local businessmen for neglecting downtown needs. The note calls for better downtown parking, warns of decline and potential ghost town status, and urges city council action.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription rates by delivery method and region. It outlines carrier and mail prices for Atlantic Iowa Cass County and adjoining counties, statewide Iowa and U S rates, including Canada, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options.
Drew Pearson recalls Charley Marsh a Texas publisher who backed Lyndon Johnson from early career to the White House. The piece outlines the Texas New York business clash over Alleghany Corp and the 27 percent depletion tax loophole Johnson championed in the Senate.
Armour and Co announces a restructuring moving from geographic to product line divisions. Producing plants, distribution, and sales will join seven divisions under Armour Foods. New unit managers include Jack Thomas in charge of Armour Beef Co and R M Dall to head Armour Park Co with other managers based in Chicago.
The article discusses a Becker analysis of a six spades contract. South must avoid club losses while seeking an extra diamond trick by careful timing and ruffing. East’s trump distribution is inferred, with the defense only taking a queen of spades.
A public health nutritionist notes weight gain tends to occur between January and December rather than just after Christmas. To avoid excess weight, evaluate eating habits, reduce serving sizes, limit rich foods, and cut concentrated calories while not eliminating foods entirely.
Poem contrasts wreckers and builders in a town, asking whether one shapes with care or merely tears down. The narrator contemplates his own role in daily work and responsibility.
General Francisco Franco, head of Spain since a 1936 coup, turned 71 today and spent the day in official conferences and the formal opening of a highway tunnel near Madrid.
Ten years ago Jack R. Evalin of Omaha, formerly Atlantic, was elected president of the Omaha real estate board for 1954. Royce Amos led the hog market with 68 head at 256 pounds averaging $23.25, as Atlantic firm Camblin Plumbing won Red Oak armoury contract. Atlantic high school defeated Greenfield 34 to 7. Gov. Hickenlooper appointed H. A. Marshall to chair Cass County Civilian Defense, succeeding Boyd Cambridge.
A reader asks how a biopsy is performed and why results take time. An answer explains tissue fixation paraffin embedding sectioning staining and microscopic study to distinguish benign from cancerous tissue and notes physicians coordinate with compassion during this anxious wait.
The board voted at the monthly session to accept a $32,000 grant from the government for the new County Courthouse and noted a $52,000 grant from the governor’s public works fund. Z. L. Wright of Griswold is named city assessor to fill the unexpired term of James Lary who moved out of the county. Einer Petersen of a farm south of Atlantic is involved in a hunting incident reporting two red foxes killed.
In Moscow the Soviet Union released Dutch sailors Lou de Jaser, 27, and Evert Reydon, 31, who had been imprisoned for 13 years on spying charges for NATO. They were flown home aboard a Dutch airliner and said to be in good health and well treated.
Washington state lies closer to Moscow than to Buenos Aires based on geographical distance comparisons, highlighting global proximity in global mapping. The fact underscores cross continental geography and standard world distance measurements.
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