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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1964
Page
1
The piece argues that holding the line requires wages to be stabilized and prices kept steady. It notes tensions between business, labor, and politicians as wage gains and price controls affect profits and economic growth. It calls for policies that keep both business and labor prosperous to sustain the nation’s economy.
The group known as the Mississippians draws sympathy as “poor boys” amid FBI arrests. The narrative emphasizes poverty and southern origins, arguing age does not excuse major crimes and noting youths may face lenient punishment.
The piece argues for strict limits on gun sales especially by mail order. It asserts controls should not hinder legitimate hunters but must curb sales to cranks and criminals to reduce threats to law and order. Hunters may face minor access issues.
Stephen Dugmanies, 10, took a solo driving lesson from Westminster to Pacoima, 62 miles away, during heavy traffic. Police learned of the trip from a neighbor. he later rode home with his aunt Bernice Watts’ 17-year-old son. Authorities say he may face a lecture and remind motorists to obey stop signs.
Publication details for the News Telegraph in Atlantic Iowa list editors, association memberships, and subscription rates. Rates vary by delivery method and location including Cass county and outside Iowa. No news event or people apart from the staff and organizations named.
Dueling leaders at the Steelworkers Union, president David McDonald and secretary-treasurer J W Abel, clash over strategy and expenses. Critics warn McDonald’s rivals could trigger strikes and inflation, prompting Johnson to weigh intervention to curb price hikes. Copyright 1964 Bell-McClure Syndicate.
After a fresh snow I note tracks of rabbits and squirrels across the yard with regular runways and scattered acorn digging. Birds such as hawks crows and tree creepers are present though no pheasant tracks yet. We feed rabbits with squash and birds with bacon grease saved in the freezer.
A collision between a car and a truck just east of the Missouri River across from South Omaha killed Jerry Donich, 18, of Council Bluffs who rode in the car. The truck driver Alonzo Bacher 22 of El Paso Texas was not injured.
In a column by B. Jay Becker, the East West hand shows a misplay where leading clubs risks defeat. The recommended line is to win ace of diamonds then cash diamonds and clubs to force West to ruff, leading to six tricks for the defense and a down contract.
Republican governors, buoyed by gains in 1964, lay out a moderate platform, urge including governors and congress members in leadership, and hint at ousting National Chair Goldwater while endorsing civil rights and broad Republican unity. The memo underscores a dilemma between past GOP principles and winning national elections.
London plans to push allies to endorse trimming Britain’s 31 000 strong Rhine army in West Germany. Officials meet to review cost of the force which consumes 248 million dollars a year in scarce foreign exchange.
Council Bluffs accepts Paul White resignation after two hour meeting. he leaves December 31 to take a city manager post in Jackson Michigan. Mayor Richard Oshlo says resignation was not mentioned during the meeting but was later approved unanimously.
A physician, admitted for an abdominal operation, shares candid patient views on hospital procedures and the patient experience. He notes the admission questions, the transformed room with flowers and visitors, affectionate but exhausting bedside rituals, and the relief after nurses declare visiting hours over.
A poetry piece warning against spreading rumors, urging readers to choke rumor at the source. It contrasts rumor with truth and urges trust in heroic youth while promoting patience and restraint to prevent fear and damage. The author emphasizes stopping rumors early to protect faith and stability.
John Grenier a top Republican strategist says he will work to keep Dean Burch as national party chairman despite stepping down from his own post. The Birmingham attorney credited with aiding Goldwater’s efforts submitted his resignation Monday and it was accepted. Dont drink if you drive.
F ward A. McDermott a 43 year old Iowa native resigns as director of the Fire of Emergency Planning in Washington. He will return to law practice, leaving the federal post after end of the year and joining a Washington firm. He led relief efforts after the Alaska earthquake and has long served in federal disaster relief roles.
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