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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1963

Page

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Christmas in Roswell and Atlanta Ice Figures and Local Lore

The writer tours Roswell Georgia noting historic homes Holy Hill Mimosa Hall and a church hospital relic from the Civil War. They recount Teddy Roosevelt’s marriage at a local home and Atlanta’s icy cold spell with freezing rain and light snow. The piece mentions Christmas tree lanes magnolia tree decor and rapid southern growth with broader notes on segregation and education in Atlanta.

Atlanta Roswell Georgia Holy Hill Mimosa Hall Teddy Roosevelt Atlana Uanto Sata Ford Atlantic

Rural Youth Face Diminishing Local Job Prospects

The Labor Department reports rural youths increasingly must seek work in industry trade commerce and professions as farm youth college attendance declines. It notes two thirds of farm migration in 1950 60 involved under 20 or those reaching 20 this decade and warns job growth at home is shrinking despite rural development efforts.

Washington The Labor Department Bose Agriculture Department Department

Just Folks Bur Ab A OJ EST Just a Man

Poem praising a man of duty and virtue. The piece extols his honesty, generosity, labor, family devotion, and neighborly kindness, ending with a note of salvation and a tribute to moral integrity.

Cuban Census Files Moved to Interior Ministry

Former Census Director Jose Suarez Solis in Miami says Cuban identification files with fingerprints photos and personal data of voting age residents have been transferred to the Interior Ministry. He estimates about 2.8 million citizens are registered as of now.

Miami. Fla Havana Radio Interior Ministry Jose Suarez Solis Miami Suarez Sols

Atlantic Views Telegraph Pub Corp Advert Rates 1922

Telegraph publishing details for Atlantic Views include editor F D Simpson and postal classifications. Subscription and mailing rates are listed for Cass county and surrounding areas, with separate pricing for out of state and international addresses.

News Telegraph Pub Corp F D. Simpson

Congress Absentees Trigger Holiday Salary Scrutiny

A Drew Pearson column reports on record absenteeism in Congress before Christmas 1963. Johnson officials chartered planes to bring back absent lawmakers, with several reps from California Michigan and other states returning to vote on foreign aid. The piece condemns frequent vacations and suggests pay based on days present.

Drew Pearson Congress ci Johnson Washington United States Johnson Administration Democratic National Committee Ed Willis Louisiana The Un-American Activities Committee Gulf of Mexico Unamerican Activities Committee Willis B. F. Sisk Fresno Rules Committee Hale Boggs Sisk California George Miller Alameda John Moss Scrametto Robert Leggett Vallejo Harold Johnson Roseville Charles Wilson Los Angeles Jack Shelley San Francisco Shelley Congress Martha Griffiths Michigan Bermuda Henry Reuss Wiconsin Austria Manny Coller Brooklyn Puerto Rico Bell-McClure Syndicate

Open house marks 50th anniversary of city library

Tonight at Athantie Carnegie library from 7 30 to 9 marked observance of the library’s 50th anniversary with community attendees. Harald Hansen and Paul Jolson announced as first place winners in religious and secular divisions of the Christmas Lighting contest sponsored by Atlantic municipal utilities.

Athantie Carnegie Library Free Public Library Harald Hansen LaVista Place Paul Jolson Cedar Street Atlantic Municipal Utilities Gordon Gelbers

Poll shows Elmira residents identify Johnson picture

CAPD reports in Elmira that nearly all 28 people approached on a sidewalk poll could identify a photo as President Johnson. One respondent mistook the image for Governor Rackefeller, per the Elmira Star Gazette this week.

Elmira, SY. Capd Johnson Elmira

Declarer Finds Unusual Club Play To Win Slam

South in a contract bridge hand uses an inventive club strategy after West leads hearts. By reading West's pattern, South discerns a single club and finesses to make the slam. The article highlights precise deduction and bold play to secure the contract.

King of Hearts Declarer East South West Weata

Space mystery spot may be neutron star source

A space mystery bright X ray source possibly a neutron star from a 1054 supernova is discussed by Dr. Herbert Friedman of the U S Naval Research Laboratory. An Aerobee rocket earlier spotted two X ray sources in Scorpius and the Crab Nebula.

Herbert Friedman U.S. Naval Research Laboratory American Astronomical Society Friedman Apri Constellation Scorpius Crab Nebula Milky Way

Truman declines to endorse Wagner for vice president

Former President Truman refrains from endorsing Wagner or any candidate for vice president while attending a brief meeting in New York. The report notes Wagner as a potential Democratic vice presidential pick and mentions Henry County investigators probing a burglary at Waccu High School in Wayland tied to a vault incident.

New York Truman Carly Mastor Robert F. Wagner Wagner Truman Rnda Aps Henry Waccu Hieh School Wayland

Red China to remain news subject through 1964

The piece notes Red China will continue to be a major, secretive and belligerent newsmaker in 1964. It details its economic recovery, potential harsher rhetoric toward the United States and Khrushchev, and a shift toward non Soviet allies as China seeks to bolster legitimacy. It highlights Chou Enlai’s diplomacy and Beijing’s relations with Africa and Asia.

Tokyo Red China West Asia Soviet Union Laos Viet Nam Cambodia India Moscow Khrushchev United States Johnson Peking Europe Canada Australia China Africa South America Japan Chou Enlai

New Vaccine Aims to Eradicate Trachoma Worldwide

Harvard School of Public Health scientists report a new trachoma vaccine showing promise for mass immunization. Field trials in Saudi Arabia with children under two years indicate strong protection, raising hopes for eradicating the crippling eye disease in underserved regions.

Wien Harvard School of Public Health Saudi Arabia

City Rejects Blackface in Mummers Parade Run

Philadelphia authorities moved to block offensive costumes in the New Year parade with city recreation chief Crawford urging judges to withhold prizes for offensive entries. Magistrate Myers had altered his blackface ban while the NAACP announced a boycott, saying marchers must mind behavior and avoid poking fun at others.

Philadelphia Robert W. Crawford Elias Myers National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Myers

Note Decline in Stocker and Feed Numbers Reported

Agriculture Department released a Saturday report showing a slight drop in stocker and feed numbers. The data indicate modest reductions across categories as markets respond to current conditions.

Washington (Ap The Agriculture Department

Remaining West Side Phone Number Listed

The fragment notes the remaining west side area near Chestnut with a contact phone number 243-4916.

East Side Chestnut Inel West Side of

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