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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1963
Page
1
Editorial briefs discuss Illinois reapportionment challenges to avoid giving Chicago control. They critique federal tax loopholes used by rich individuals, the Kennedy era tax debates, and call for reform amid complex tax structures.
A column notes a breakfast gathering with pheasants rabbits and birds while mentioning crows at the feeder. It reports FBI actions in a Sinatra kidnap case and a 45 pound coyote shot near Red Oak. Also identifies Noel Kent Lytle of Atlantic and ponders others with that name. Ends with a note on cloves as a vanilla substitute and chewed gum in India.
Publication information for the Atlantic News Telegraph lists address, editor, affiliations, and subscription rates. It notes the paper publishes evenings except Sundays and provides pricing for carriers, Cass County, and distant subscribers.
South in 3NT faces a spade lead and misreads club division. By playing a low club to the queen at trick two, declarer ensures nine winners and forces a favorable club break or East’s tenders, securing the contract despite potential 4-1 club distribution.
The piece recounts Jack Anderson defending Drew Pearson against a Missouri congressman Durward Hall and critiques tax loopholes that let twenty high earners avoid federal taxes. It notes Treasury officials' estimates, discusses charitable deductions, and contrasts tax cuts for the wealthy with burdens on lower incomes. It ends with Iowa armory annexation news.
Basutoland's main exports include refined mering trade goods and related textile products, reflecting regional market links and steady commodity flow to neighboring markets.
A verse reflects on beauty and desire as men seek charms of women with rouge lace and bold swagger. It notes how lovers披rt a bravado while inner ugliness remains hidden, suggesting love’s pull transcends status and age.
Ten years ago the fund to furnish and equip the Atlantic Memorial hospital wing grows with the Atlantic American Legion Auxiliary sending a $350 check to the hospital board. Werner Blunk of Atlantic was elected president of the Cass County Health Improvement Association at the annual meeting. Dick DeHappert won the turkey in the Cass County Conservation Club shoot.
A prankster sent Christmas cards inviting free meals at Sammy Toole’s nightclub in Denver. Two groups showed up Monday night and were disappointed. Toole said he has goodwill but not such generosity.
John Lohman starts at Walnut Fruit and Grocery replacing by Clyde Cox Corporal Richard Christensen now in the air corps at Tompak New has moved up to sergeant Extra girls beat Viola township 47 to 32 led by Patsy Fredericksen with 22 points Eight acres of bottomland north of Oakland sold to John P Nelson for 75 per acre Filing of warehouse certificates increases Cass county corn seal to 194960 bushels under the government's corn hot program A new home is under construction
A 876 patient hospital survey led by Dr. James C. Doyle of California highlights fear of cancer and other serious illnesses as major causes of treatment delays. The piece emphasizes anxiety can overwhelm patients, while the GP acts as emotional detector and healer in reducing groundless fears.
Brief note describes a farm south of Elkhorn belonging to Hans Christen Sen with unspecified operational guidance. The fragment implies agricultural procedures or management tips tied to the Hans Christen Sen property.
At Fayette AP reports Dr Eugene Garbee of Upper Town University hosted about 25 huntsmen for a stag dinner featuring moose nose hash, barbecued rattlesnake, blackbird pie, marsh rabbit, possum, beaver, antelope, raccoon, stewed squirrel and roast venison with corn cob jelly and cactus relish.
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