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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1963
Page
1
The column juggles jet speed safety, Johnson era politics, and seasonal frost. It notes how private ownership shifts and technocratic aims may reshape policy, while the Berlin wall hints at postwar tensions. It argues lawmakers, courts, or public will decide on militar y installations and redistricting in a restrained future.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription rates for carriers in Atlantic and Cass County as well as mail options across Iowa and beyond. Rates vary by duration and location, with yearly, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly prices shown for local, regional, national, and Canada deliveries.
Drew Pearson reports a Northeast hate center in Manchester New Hampshire led by William Loeb with scornful attacks on Eisenhower Kennedy Rockefeller and Truman. Candlelight memorials planned nationwide on December 22 with Johnson to speak at Lincoln Memorial and other cities host events by church leaders and civic groups. Republican leaders struggle to use discharge petitions to push civil rights out of the House Rules Committee.
Cpl Myron L. Enfield of Anita joined a five man enlisted advisory committee at the Eta Jima Specialist School. Wim. Watson begins as clerk in the Bunneson store in Anita. Mrs Harvey Scholl employed at Gamble store. Mercury fell to five degrees above zero in Atlantic. Farm Bureau Women raised about 1.7 dollars in sales Saturday. Agc H Masterson of Audubon bought an interest in the Atlantic Auction Sales barn. He will help John Morton run the barn. Thorns sold the Thoring Brothers our age in Walnut to Harry Holst. A 1683 mill between Salzbure and Berchtesgaden. Cordially Brinds, tide marble souvenir balls offered.
The article analyzes five hands and recommended opening bids. It argues notrump over diamond for strong balanced hands and discusses suit order, bid level, and distribution implications for varying hand shapes and point ranges.
A columnist praises Manhattan hotel ads that celebrate walking to shops and landmarks, arguing promotion of walking could boost health and well being. The piece notes New Yorker and Hotel Astor examples and calls for similar city and regional efforts to encourage walking in the midwest.
A humorous verso contrasts daily routines of the well to do in Florida club life. The speaker notes constant changing outfits from breakfast to night, with dressing rooms, showers, and sunlit diversions, ending with a tired sigh that the day’s dressing is done. Cut your speed when dusk rolls in.
In Pangim Goa Damao Diu the merger backing party trailed Nehru's Congress with only one of 30 seats. The Maharashtrawadi Gomantak party captured four seats, winning a stunning first free election in the former Portuguese enclave.
Sen. A S Monroney proposes constitutional amendment to create two vice presidents. He spoke at the University of Iowa and argued the change would improve the presidency. He described the first vice president as a stabilizing office and urged voter support.
Prostate checks detect early changes in size and shape to treat cancer effectively. Prostate problems cause urination changes, infections, or tumors. early diagnosis improves outcomes. Heartburn and indigestion are common, often mild, but recurring symptoms warrant attention and medical evaluation. Readers may send questions to Dr Coleman.
Ashland High School student Steve Barnett, who had misplaced a deodorized skunk, learned weeks later a neighbor found the animal in her yard and stated the pet was not his when he went to retrieve it. The incident highlights a case of mistaken ownership and animal misidentification.
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