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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1963
Page
1
The text questions the effectiveness of U S foreign aid spending and calls for criteria to ensure funds support life, relief, or direct U S interests. It argues aid with no strings should occur in famines and disasters, while reform programs require accountability and local contribution.
Discussion on a new reapportionment plan centers on a possible special legislative session or court action. Any result would likely follow the Shaff plan with one house on area and one on population. Courts might weight population, favoring rural areas, but many prefer legislative action.
The piece argues that admitting failures weakens communism and fosters tolerance. As communists adopt benefits from other systems, hostility declines, rights are recognized, and peace rises. Time, not coercion, could erode militant tendencies and allow harmony with the world.
The Soviet Union cuts military spending by 43 percent and increases investment in consumer goods by 33 percent over two years, aiming to give Russians more bread and fewer guns. Khrushchev pledges broader shifts to fertilizer and other consumer sectors in seven years. Santa Fe history note follows.
Local notice page outlines subscription prices for carriers and mail across regions. Rates shown: Atlantic area one month $1, three months $2.50, six months $4.75, one year $9. Cass county and nearby $9 yearly outside Iowa while U. S. nationwide varies up to $12 yearly. Canada $15 yearly.
The piece discusses FBI and CID jurisdiction conflicts tied to the Dunlap case at Ft Meade and the Dallas tragedy. It notes Hoover wants to absorb CID work, Defense opposes, and outlines Dunlap's deaths by own action, surveillance, and money troubles. It also touches Kennedy Nixon era notices and Medal of Honor debate for JFK with Roosevelt family positions.
Gov John Connally, wounded in the Dallas assassination, left Austin hospital after treatment for a leg vein inflammation. He said he felt fine though weak and would be up by Christmas, but for now would recover at home. Connally, once Navy Secretary, rode with President Kennedy during the fatal drive.
Carol Hughes daughter of Gov Harold Hughes sustained minor head injuries in a two car crash Saturday police estimated $200 damage to the Hughes vehicle.
In Paris 1956 France versus United States, North-South reached six hearts doubled at both tables. A spade lead after a slam double and subsequent ruff caused the contracts to fail by one trick. East-West unusual no trump bids informed West of length in minors.
A 1963 poem by Edgar A Guest urges readers to abandon fret and small hurts. It emphasizes keeping faith, courage, and a brave heart, suggesting sunsets and tomorrow may bring brighter skies.
A mix of society appointments, employment changes, and local sports results from Des Moines to Anita. Mrs. Edward P. Cole elected vice president of Iowa Children’s Home Society. Esther Tompkins starts at Herrick Cafe. Ania high school down Massena 22 to 9. Audubon Creamery sets butter record 604 236 pounds. Rex Burd begins at Olson Grocery Kimballton. Byard Heiken promoted to first lieutenant in England.
Iowa receives 107000 federal grant to fund a free vaccine program for children under five. Gov Hughes and Dr Heeren outline plans to survey vaccination gaps using birth records and a postcard contact system, with local communities covering extra costs and doctors consulted before proceeding. Cardinal Spellman to depart New York for unspecified duties.
A Maryland feature notes a heated face mask preheats inhaled air to aid patients with emphysema asthma and bronchitis during cold winds. A study of 30 patients shows normal activity with the device, while another segment discusses ulcers and gall bladder disease in children and the need for medical guidance for diagnosis treatment and psychological support.
During an annual Christmas tour, a Christchurch figure travels to servicemen abroad and then to four American bases in the Antarctic region, delivering messages of goodwill and support.
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