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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1963
Page
1
The article notes President Johnson faces a tough path pushing major legislation, especially civil rights and the tax measure. A Senate filibuster looms over civil rights, while powerful senators oppose the tax plan, complicating passage. The president must marshal strength amid many lesser but troublesome bills.
The piece comments on guardianship for the President’s daughters, fears over future representation in Iowa, and the Shaff plan. It traces presidential contenders from Rockefeller to Goldwater, Johnson, Nixon, and possible late entrants, noting conventions may shift the race and that early predictions are hazardous.
Jack Anderson profiles Lynda Bird and Lucy Baines Johnson as they adjust to First Family life In Texas and at the White House with pets beagles and record players The piece notes Lynda’s engagement to Ensign Bernard Rosenbach and Lucy’s pet history while detailing their relationships with their parents and the secret service dynamics
Poem reflecting on memory and the living cherishing voices and smiles of gone loved ones. The piece muses on how memory eases pain and keeps the past lively in songs and gentler years. It notes the dead are not troubled by being in books, desire to see gardens in bloom, and finds victory in memory.
Louisiana Democrats hold a Saturday primary to nominate a governor contender in a contest marked by President Kennedy's assassination. Ten candidates compete. a 50 percent majority avoids a runoff January 11 with the March 3 general election against Charlton H Lyon. DeLesseps Morrison, former New Orleans mayor, is seen as the frontrunner.
Six business leaders forecast continued growth for Iowa and the nation at the fifth annual Iowa Des Moines National Bank Outlook Conference in Des Moines. Dr Roy L Reierson of Bankers Trust Co cited auto and home sales strength and potential tax cuts as drivers for 1964 with optimism across agriculture construction manufacturing retailing and utilities. Prominent speakers included Dean McNeal Pillsbury Co Thomas Nobis Central Engineering Robert Hampson Ford Motor Earl Hathaway Firestone and A Paul Thompson Iowa Power and Light Co.
Local notice details publication name and office in Atlantic Iowa with standard subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions. Includes monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly prices for Cass county and surrounding areas, Iowa and U S Canada options.
Dear Editor the writer notes the need for more downtown parking and credits a Chamber of Commerce committee in St Orsie Bureau working with the city council. Both bodies recognize the difficulty in adding off street spaces, but progress is being made and results should come soon.
You are declarer in Six Clubs facing North lead King of diamonds. Determine plan for West hand. Then in Four Hearts with North overcalling with spade and leading Jack of diamonds, South plays Seven. Decide best play for West.
The article outlines two winning lines for a specific bridge contract. It explains ruffing diamonds, drawing trumps, and cashing hearts to establish twelve tricks. It covers responses based on Norths following and Souths cards, including a finesse and a 3-3 division possibility, aiming to ensure the slam or maximize tricks even with unfavorable splits.
Joe Fister named president of the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce for the coming year succeeding Fred Brown of Brown Feed Seed and Grain. Also notes Christmas decorations gift from Mrs. C G Reynolds family and $100 cash prizes in the Atlantic utilities Christmas decorating contest.
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a $4.5 billion public works bill covering river and harbor flood control reclamation programs the Atomic Energy Commission and other public activities. It includes $45 million for an accelerated public works program not funded by the House. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration.
AP reports New York marks the 30th anniversary of the 21st Amendment ending nationwide prohibition. The commemoration notes nearly 14 years of Prohibition before repeal and highlights public attitudes toward alcohol policy at the time.
The piece discusses a gap in medical care for post-pediatric adolescents awaiting adulthood. It argues adolescence requires specialized attention due to emotional and physical upheaval, listing issues like obesity and sexuality, and emphasizes the role of doctors and family physicians in guiding teens toward healthy, mature growth.
The 21st Amendment ended nationwide Prohibition, ratified by Utah on Dec 5, 1933, returning alcohol control to the states. Customers queued at bars nationwide as gavel fell in Salt Lake City. Mississippi remains the only state banning liquor sales. extra Atlantic News Telegraph copies available by advance order.
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