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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1963
Page
1
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The author recounts a Christmas in Atlanta starting at 2:00 a.m. with children asking the time, waking up by 6:00, and opening gifts by 8:30. Fireworks are illegal in Georgia, and car racing toys captivate the family. The narrator notes temperatures below 20 and a plan to recover after a festive dinner and heavy eating.
A humorous poem recounts a narrator failing to keep reading glasses clean despite many trials. The speaker details rubbing on a coat, vest, paper, and fabric, and recalls a failed tip from an oculist about a fabric square, while lamenting ongoing blur and eye strain.
Tass reported that the Soviet Union pledged to assist Algeria in building an independent economy. No new loan was specified. Moscow previously granted a $100 million loan to the Algerian government in September.
The Atlantic Views telegraph lists publication offices at 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa and details non Sunday evening issues. It also provides subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic and surrounding counties as well as mail rates for Iowa adjacent areas the rest of Iowa U S and Canada with yearly and shorter-term options.
The Johnson plan to shutter aging U S military facilities draws protests from New York Alabama and Mississippi lawmakers. Fort Totten Port Washington Naval Training Device Center and David's Island on Long Island along with Bates Field and Theodore Army Terminal face closure or consolidation. Mississippi Greenville base and Chicago Fifth Army HQ at the former Chicago Beach Hotel incur high upkeep costs. critics say economy should come from elsewhere while opponents warn on security.
A compact roundup of the ten major Iowa stories of 1963 as chosen by Associated Press editors and broadcast directors. Included are liquor sales by the drink, a rejected reapportionment amendment, a policeman slain during burglary, state budget trends, a record corn crop, inmate riot damages, the Grace of Monaco headlines, and a stern reminder about driving after drinking.
In a contract bridge bid by B. Jay Becker, noted as top record holder in Masters' Individual Championship play, the East dealer holds a powerful hand with spades and clubs while North has a distribution AK8654 in one suit and Q73 in another, with South holding 1063 and K9TS. The hand showcases Becker's expertise in maneuvering through deal dynamics and high-level play.
In a trial match from the 1962 French world championship selection, Stetten overcalled six clubs to a notrump, West led the king of spades then a spade, and East cashed seven clubs. Stetten went down seven for 1300 points while East-West could have made five spades for 460. Ghestem and Bacherich also faltered at separate tables.
AP reports mass media impressions of U.S. life among West Europeans show favorable views of TV films books and magazines while Jazz fares unfavorably in a 1962 Great Britain France West Germany and Italy survey. Javits predicts a civil rights filibuster break and a early tax cut path. Alaska leads teacher pay followed by California New York Connecticut Illinois. Mississippi lowest. Federal workers drop 25 000 in year with 1 007 cut in November. November civilian employment 2 493 168.
Residents on Atlantic duty routes urged to call their Rick carrier if the paper is not received by 7 PM. Dial Highland Addn for numbers 243-4948, 243-4664, or 243-1761. Fairlawn Addn 243-5535. East Side Chestnut 243-2108. West Side Chestnut 243-4910.
The item recalls Keith Robinson cashing 20 head of 1139 pound steers at 24.50 on the Omaha market yesterday. Other notes mention Atlantic noon mercury at 38 degrees, Miss Jeannette Squires taking a deputy county auditor role, John AR Hansen elected president of Atlantic Golf and Country Club, Dale Langfelt buying Phillips Service station in Massena, Charles Rudolph of Northwestern University elected to Phi Beta Kappa, and a Wis cold snap for Earl Garside of Atlantic visiting relatives.
Harry Armstrong and daughter Barbara of Spring Valley California attended with Betty Brown of Cudahy California and Donna Brown of South Gate for the funeral of Mrs Charles Romberg in Williamsburg.
Glaucoma is a major eye condition not contagious or cancer. Regular eye exams detect it early, and treatment combines drugs and sometimes surgery. Advances in eye research are reducing fear as understanding and control improve.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Lewis Mrs Maggie Ford and son Otis of Bridgewater attended funeral services for Frank Ebien 75 of Oakland California held Friday at Osio N D.
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