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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1963
Page
1
The analysis argues Khrushchev ties peace to promises of consumer goods. He can pressure the outside world without domestic backlash but must deliver or risk removal. If feasible, he reallocates military spending to housing, agriculture, and goods, promising twofold peace: from conflict and from discontent.
The article notes isolationism has faded in Iowa as farmers engage in global trade. It argues Iowans now see markets worldwide, compete with international producers, and must sell broadly, shrinking the world’s distance and replacing isolationist thinking.
The article argues the aging vice president and top legislative leaders threaten stable succession. It notes the speaker at 72 and the president pro tempore at 86 would struggle with the presidency's load. It proposes restoring cabinet members to the line behind the vice president, a move tested before 1947.
Arthur Sanders former Cumberland resident died recently in Los Angeles Survived by wife and several children Last rites and burial were conducted in Los Angeles
The News Telegraph lists subscription prices for carriers in Atlantic and surrounding counties, with various rates for mail delivery within Iowa, adjacent areas, elsewhere in the U S and Canada. Prices range from one month 1 35 to annual 12 00 for U S destinations and higher for Canada, reflecting regional distribution.
DREW PEARSON reports LBJ held two secret sessions with American business chiefs and AFL-CIO leaders. Notable attendees included Sidney Weinberg of Goldman Sachs and Henry Ford II, with Crawford Greenwalt of Du Pont expressing strong confidence in Johnson. Meany pressed for action on unemployment and automation, pledging labor support while Johnson promised study and tax bill help.
In this contract bridge analysis, West cashes hearts and shifts to clubs. South uses a precise trump sequence to force West to discard a club, allowing South to convert the K and 1 into A Q and save a diamond trick, making the contract despite initial difficulty.
A reflective verse on material possessions and satisfaction. The poem contrasts a man and wife in a store with a long-awaited garment and explores how choosing and owning items fails to bring lasting pride or thrill. It questions whether true fulfillment comes from patient longing or from immediate gratification.
Bob Schwartz of Atlantic scored 86 in Audubon handicap bowling. Frank Nielsen placed eighth with 797. Sgt. Wm. King, Anita, arrived from Korea and will be released soon from Fort Sheridan. Hog market leader T. S. Hogan sold 22 head at 213 pounds for 24.50. Reed family reports son Indiaw LeRoy Staska promoted to sergeant in marine signal corps at Camp Lagune New River NC. Glen Winn and wife bought E D Dickey residence in Adair. Robert Wilburns 1397 pound steers sold for 15.85 in Omaha. Temperature dipped to above in Atlantic. Fire department fought roof blaze at Pollock residence. Jeweler L C Pedersen to close business after 43 years.
Ringgold County Iowa voted to ban liquor by the drink becoming the fifth county to go dry under the local option ban. Unofficial returns show 1451 to 800 in favor of the measure with no licenses allowed for at least four years and no state liquor store in the county. Other dry counties include Madison, Lucas, Lyon and Sioux while wet counties listed include Boone, Henry, Keokuk, Van Buren, Wapello, Washington, Guthrie and Clay.
Spokane obituary notes F Bert Magee 79 year old retired city bookkeeper died October 16 leaving an estate in trust valued well over two million dollars. Widow EB Mare a nephew and two nieces will each receive 15 percent of the trust income. Magee had no children.
Arlington National Cemetery supervisor says a bottle cap came off during a children's water sprinkling visit causing a stream of water to extinguish the eternal flame over President John F. Kennedy's grave. The flame was relighted a few minutes later.
Readers ask about blepharitis linked to bacteria and hygiene. Doctor explains eyelid inflammation often from streptococcus or staphylococcus, worsened by dirty hands. vision usually unaffected. Treatment includes antibiotic ointment and warm compresses, with follow-up per doctor’s instructions.
At the funeral service in St Josephs church Saturday morning for Mike Nevens 70 attended by Mr and Mrs Nam Hansen and Mr and Mrs Tony Reicks plus Mrs Alma Kopp and Mr Virgil Carlsen and Mrs Mroo from Des Moines Omaha Council Bluffs.
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