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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1963
Page
1
The piece discusses how tariffs strain global markets as poultry and beef producers push for protection while the U S seeks balanced tariffs. It notes free trade risks and the difficulty of a middle road where tariff favors are traded, acknowledging inevitable pain to some industries.
The piece notes kidnapping promises big profits but is a dangerous crime that draws FBI attention. Kidnappers face harassment, constant flight, and short, anxious lives before likely capture. It cites the Sinatra case paying $240000 but doubts any long enjoyment of the money.
President Johnson pursues spending reductions focusing on defense amid advocacy that military spending consumes about half of federal outlays and that substantial savings depend on cutting military costs.
The president notes half a billion and more will be cut with additional reductions planned. He argues the moves save money without weakening the United States and expresses optimism that the effort will continue.
President Johnson pushes to loosen the log jam in Congress yet major controversial measures remain stalled. Thus far only minor bills pass while the tax bill and civil rights measure still face delays after the new year.
An editorial politicians error misstated the line of succession placing the president pro tempore of the senate ahead of the Speaker of the House. The misprint swapped lines, clarifying the correct order remains Speaker then president pro tempore.
Jefferson Fiscal Court approved spending 5500 to acquire Vernon Starr's property in Louisville Kentucky. The purchase includes the outhouse that blocked relocation of the Outer Loop highway and will be sold for residential use minus the strip required for road work.
The snippet lists subscription rates for Atlantic Views-telegraph and affiliated publications. It details in town and mailed rates across Cass county and surrounding areas, plus state and U S pricing structures for various subscription terms.
The article recounts a Hollywood high stakes contract bridge hand where South opens three no trump and ends in seven clubs after a double. West leads king of hearts, dummy and hand combine to ruff and crossruff eight more tricks, yielding a dramatic grand slam against North-South. The tale notes audience reactions and questions if the event truly involved film figures.
Dr. J Robert Oppenheimer meets his old critic Dr Edward Teller at a Kennedy era White House reception. Teller helped end Oppenheimer's security clearance saga, triggering a long struggle for the scientist's reputation. The piece also notes Congress pay raise debates and post Kennedy tributes across media.
Des Moines cap. Attorney General Hedtinag will unveil June 1 for a legislative reapportionment plan of its own. Hedtinag defended both the present apportionment system and the Shaff plan. The court ruled the current method unfair to certain citizens and voters rejected the Shaff plan on December 3.
Farmers paid 175 million dollars in 1962 for motor vehicle licenses and taxes, reflecting annual levies collected by state and local authorities. No other major details are provided in the source text.
Lt. Dick Smith departed today for France on a tour of duty with the air force. His parents Mr and Mrs Harlow Smith are visiting him in Greenville.
Rick Brown a well known local mechanic has joined the force of mechanics at the Weitzel Motor company the local Buick dealers Miss Barbara Busse daughter of Mrs Grace Busse an Atlantic High School instructor has joined the Dance club at Christian college Columbia Mo
Counsels the boy to stay clean and manly, shun shameful acts and to strive with courage. The speaker will not fret over minor blunders or demand parental chains but asks the son to use judgment, act honestly, and resist sin while seeking success.
Remaining East Side and Remaining West Side offer phone contacts for Chestnut area listings. East side line is 243 2168 and west side line is 243 4910.
A brief opinion note from 1963 by The George Matthew Adams Service criticizes a conduct described as shameful and advises against further counsel, labeling the matter as protected.
Iowa 103 district and county fairs generated profit for 24 fairs this year led by the Fairmanagers Association of Iowa report. Total attendance reached 2,294,000 the highest on record though staging costs exceeded revenue by about 100000. County aid totaled 814914 while state aid was 206941 in 1963.
Dr Kenneth H Hinderer of the University of Pittsburgh explains snoring as a symptom of underlying conditions. Causes include high arching palate enlarged tonsils adenoids long uvula narrowing nasal openings polyps and nasal deviations plus relaxed tongue posture on the back. Treatment should be evaluated carefully with surgery only when indicated and medical insight should guide management.
Foreign Minister Subandrio declares Indonesia cannot count on foreign aid for its economic stabilization program. He says stabilization measures adopted in May will be reviewed. He also vows to continue economic warfare against Malaysia as part of efforts to destabilize the neighboring nation.
United States farmers paid 375 million dollars in taxes on motor fuels during 1962. The figure reflects agricultural fuel use and tax collection by the federal government.
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