Editorial Briefs on Tariffs and Cuban Terrorism
The piece argues Johnson may threaten to adjust favorable nation tariffs if U S rivals lift poultry tariff discrimination. It critiques the Agency Shop ruling and warns against forced union membership. It notes Venezuela's election undermining Castro and predicts a shift from Kennedy era leadership to Johnson’s rugged, western style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
U. S
I. S
Supreme Court
Fire Department
Tabor Union
Good Samaritans Aid Stranded Family in Iowa
Mr and Mrs Jens Winters of Adair sheltered a young father and his two children after their car broke down en route from Council Bluffs to Ohio. They fed them and held them until wire transfers from Ohio arrived. Mrs G C Spangburg and Mrs James Osen of Anita watched Kennedy's Arlington burial. their husband and father rests there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens Winters
Adair
Ohio
Council Bluffs
G. C. Spangburg
James Osen
Anita
President Kennedy
Arlington Cemetery
Ex-Lyman Resident Seeks Atlantic Script and Local Mound Clue
Arnold Meyer of Welcome Minr pursues script used in Atlantic during the Depression and offers to pay. He reports a large mound on Seven Mile Creek north and east of Lyman and invites information. Also notes demand for extra copies of The Atlantic News-Telegraph and urges safe driving not to drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Meyer
Lyman
Welcome, Minr
Atlantic
Seven Mile Creek
Atlantic News Telegraph Ad Rates and Publisher Details
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication info and subscription rates. It notes Evening editions except Sundays, editor F. D. Simpson, and mailing prices for Atlantic, adjacent counties, Iowa, U.S. outside Iowa, and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut St
Atlantic
Iowa
News
British Germany clash in 1959 European bridge final hand
In the 1959 European championships, a Great Britain Germany encounter featured a key hand. The British North didn’t panic over a 6 spade contract, securing a slam while Britain gained 1,860 points on the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Great Britain
Germany
East
Konstam
North
South
West Meredith
Meredith
Declarer
King
Res Syndicate, Inc
Johnson takes US presidency with swift, flexible action
Drew Pearson reviews Lyndon Johnson’s first two weeks in office after Kennedy’s assassination. He highlights rapid decisions on security, cabinet stay, and bipartisan outreach, noting Johnson’s use of the telephone to cut costs and secure cooperation from leaders like Halleck, Dirksen, McNamara, and Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Johnson
LBJ
Telephone
Dallas
Secret Service
Jackie Kennedy
Washington
Kennedy
Charlie Halleck
Indiana
House
Lyndon
Everett Dirksen
Senate
de Gaulle
France
Mikoyan
Russia
Sen
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Moscow
White House
Adlai Stevenson
Adlai
Joe Campbell
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Congress
Bill Dawson
Chicago
John McCellan
Arkansas
Secretary of Defense
Dick Russell
Winder
Russell
London
Rep
Jerry Ford
Grand Rapds
Mich
Beill-McClure Syndicate
UN Approves Space Plan Amid East West Accord
The UN General Assembly committee backed by acclamation a blueprint for peaceful uses of outer space and legal guidelines for space activity. The same session saw a US USSR backed proposal to outlaw nuclear armed space vehicles and calls for a total ban on nuclear tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
General Assembly
Soviet Union
United States
Geneva
Ouler
Honduras Junta Schedules National Assembly Elections
The military junta overthrew President Ramon Villeda Morales in October announces National Assembly elections set for February 11, 1965 in Tegucigalpa. The notice urges safe driving and avoids drinking and driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Ramon Villeda Morales
Record crowds hit Iowa state parks surpassing prior yearly peak
Iowa state parks drew 6,641,519 visitors through September 7, with three months remaining. Mild fall weather boosts outlook as attendance nears the eight million mark and surpasses the 1909 high of 7,257,955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Poem reflecting on family life and the marks of children in a home. The speaker argues that preserving a spotless house would mean sacrificing the happiness of children and home life. The piece contrasts cleanliness with the joys of play and family warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Iowa health commissioner race and state pay boost noted
Dr. Arthur Long, a To Wan native now with a California foundation, emerges as a potential successor to Dr. Edmund Zimmerer as state health commissioner, a post vacant since last summer. The executive council hiked the base pay from 12 000 to 21 000 per year. Also reported, the Chiropractic Society of Iowa and the Iowa Chiropractors association formed a steering committee to seek common ground on treatment scope, with Dr. Ray Deming chairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Long
Towan
California
Rotunda
Edmund Zimmerer
Zimmerer
Long
Williamsburg
University of Iowa
School of Medicine
U. S. Army
State Executive Council
Chiropractic Society of Iowa
Iowa Chiropractors Association
Ray Deming
Dubuque
Ten Years Ago In Marshalltown At Atlantic Building Supply Change
Ten years ago Paul Haws of Marshalltown became the new manager of the Atlantic Building Supply company replacing C W Bootjer who had served many years. Merle McIntire, son of Merle and Mrs McIntire of Anita, joined the army and was at Fort Riley. Edna Bergman joined Graham's store as bookkeeper. Clarence Minor bought the Jack and Jill cafe building at 520 Chestnut from Dr and Mrs Basil Weir. Corporal Lawrence Petersen stationed at Camp Carson CO was promoted to sergeant in the army. Atlantic High School literacy class opened under Esther Courter with advanced home economics classes cooking and serving. Avoca High opened basketball season with a double header win over Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Haws
Marshelltown
Atlantic Building
C. W. Bootjer
Merle McIntire
Merle MccIntyre
Anita
Army
Fort Riley
Ran
Edna Bergman
Graham’s
Clarence Minor
Jack & Jill Cafe
Chestnut Street
Basil Weir
Cpl
Lawrence Petersen
Camp Carson Coo
Atlantic High School
Itera
Mass Esther Courter
Avoca High School
Shelby
Maorists Debate Signage Misreads Slap Signs Meaning
A brief note argues that "Slap signs" miscommunicate caution as they appear to imply speed limits. The piece urges clearer guidance for drivers and pedestrians, emphasizing intent vs. perception in urban signage.
Safe Guards on Meat Health Standards
The article details strict federal meat inspection by the USDA, testing 150,000 meat samples yearly to prevent disease. It highlights consumer responsibility, proper cooking of pork, and vigilance against contamination with botulism outbreaks traced to pork liver paste and Great Lakes fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States Department of Agriculture
King
Department of Agriculture
Meat Inspection Division
Great Lakes
U.S
Greas
Coleman
Rea Syndicate, Inc
Christmas Tree to brighten White House Park
A 71 foot red spruce from Turkey Bone Mountain West Virginia was placed behind the White House as the nation’s Christmas tree with President Johnson to test the tree on December 22 and deliver the Christmas message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone Mountain
W. Va
White House
Johnson
Agencies Conclude Independent Study Summary
The document outlines the conclusions of an independent study assessing agency findings. It highlights methodology, key results, and recommended actions, with emphasis on transparency and accountability. The report notes any limitations and suggests follow up steps for improved oversight and efficacy.
Defeated Candidate Plans To Quit NFO Now
Forrest Nave Jr., 57, of Lexington Missouri, loses the National Farmers Organization race to Oren Lee Staley of Rea Mo who wins a ninth term 4774 to 581 Nave says the election was irregular and he was barred from addressing delegates before the vote and plans to quit the NFO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Forrest Nave Jr
Lexington
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Nave
Oren Lee Staley
Rea Mo
National Board of Directors
Stop Sign Frustrations Spark Driver Alerts
Fragmentary reader note highlights motorists clamoring for traffic control, noting drivers confrontive reactions at intersections. The message mentions stop signs as focal point and calls for safer driving measures in local streets.
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Kodak
Tnatamatic
REX Pharmacy
B. Jay Becker
West Eas
Franks
Lazarus
Hearts
West
Lyndon Johnson
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Coolidge
Franklin Rooosevelt
Roosevelt
Truman
Harry Truman
Ike
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
Soypro International, Inc
George Matthew Adams
Chiropractors
Nazette
Iown
Richard Nacette
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Harold Hughes
Jan J
William Parker
Waterloo
Robert Sstihurst
Melvin Ssthurst
Mers Ilusha
Roosevelt High School
Hoegh
Lea Hoeeuh
Fisenhawk
Dr. Coleman
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Tokyo
Dean Rusk
Pearl Harbor
Navy
England
Jon C. England
Alhambra
Calif
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Kier
Paul Douglas
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LaVista Place
Fairlawn
Chestnut
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