04 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1963
Page
1
The piece argues for an orderly long term tax program over short term cuts. It says industry needs predictable taxes to plan expansion, while new administrations create uncertainty about year to year changes and future policy. A stable structure would foster consistent growth and investment.
The new governor enforces the liquor law with ease, arguing enforcement depends on desire not the law itself. Observers say Iowa’s liquor law is workable and effective, with liquor access comparable to other options and support for enforcement reflecting will rather than statutory design.
The World Herald notes shifting from fixed to mobile missile bases may ease fear of attack and alter strategic balance. Khrushchev exploits Western rifts as de Gaulle angles toward Moscow. Iowa governor proposes withholding income tax to soften tax burden, arguing tougher reforms needed despite discomfort.
Des Moines Democrats Rep. Howard Reppert and Rep. William Denman advocate an Iowa School Building Authority to provide and lease buildings to districts. The plan would issue bonds up to 40 years, helping districts at legal bonding limits to meet immediate needs. Similar laws exist in other states.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dent and sons Steven and Brian of Cabot Arkansas visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pfundheller recently, sharing family time and greetings.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication info including address 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa and editor F D Smpera. It notes publication schedule evenings except Sunday and provides subscription rates for carriers in Atlantic, Cass and adjoining counties, and mail rates across Iowa, the U S and Canada.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson outlines De Gaulle veto effects on Britain joining the Common Market hitting U.S. farm exports to Western Europe and raising tariffs on American goods while warning about water purification risks from chlorinated tap water and pollution. The piece also notes Boy Scout ties in the Cabinet as National Scout Week nears.
Mrs. Ivan Shearman won the Atlantic women’s city bowling tournament with 500 while Mrs. Kenneth Formhall scored 490 for second. The Rev. James Remick family moved from Des Moines to 510 Olive Street. Frank Tucker spoke on state parks and wildlife at Lincoln No. 6 P T A. Mrs J B Pugh of Iowa City visited sister Anna McGrath. Elk Horn mayor E A Krogstad was a business visitor. Thirty four neighbors hosted a farewell for Mr. and Mrs Cal Zellmer as they move to Atlantic.
Thirty years ago Mr and Mrs Charles W Blakesley returned from Des Moines and Iowa City where they had spent the last week Harry B Swan of Swan Martin and Mar tin law firm motored to Harlan today to attend to business affairs Tommy McDermott carrier for the News Telegraph at Wio la was in the city today and paid the local office a welcome call.
Guide to Better Health explains fatigue as a major obstacle to well being. It describes muscular illness organic fatigue and distinguishes organic from functional causes, noting most excessive fatigue is functional and linked to lifestyle or conditions.
Weather affects the economy beyond immediate damage as storms disrupt production, distribution and demand. Winters influence fuel sales and job markets, while mild or severe seasons shift consumer budgets and business plans. Planners seek forecasts for informed production and sales decisions.
A 1963 verse honors the driver’s license as a pledge of sane faculties and responsible conduct. It reframes the license as an affidavit of safety and trust, urging vigilance for pedestrians and safe driving habits. The poem emphasizes perception, caution, and pride in abiding by rules while acknowledging the state’s faith in the driver.
Atlantic merchants protest a Des Moines Register report claiming Senator Shoeman supports raising the Iowa sales tax from 2 to 3 percent. They note past denials and urge caution, citing regional concerns in western Iowa near the border.
Dick Petrik of KOEL radio in Oelwein Iowa becomes the new president of the Northwest Broadcast News Association in Minneapolis AP reports.
Drivers urged to slow down at twilight to prevent accidents as visibility declines. Officials emphasize reduced speeds can save lives and protect pedestrians and cyclists during low light hours.
In the Los Angeles New York bridge contest of 1960, Howard Schenken as declarer in two spades doubled. The hand featured clerkly defense, ruffing and signaling, with West’s questionable double and East’s successive ruffs. Schenken’s side claimed two spade tricks, and Ralph Hirschberg’s doubles were noted as a notable counterpoint in the room.
The piece discusses how adolescence amplifies concerns about dental appearance and bad breath. It notes rejection by peers may follow from a crippled mouth, ties poor hygiene to decay, and cites diet and brushing as major factors.
Des Moines AP A House committee introduced a bill to change the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station at the University of Iowa to the Institute of Child Behavior and Development. It said the current name hampers recognition as an academic unit and connotes public assistance, not research work.
The notice lists phone contacts for paper delivery by area. East Side, West Side, Highland Addn, LaVista Place, Fairlawn Addn, and Zurfluh Addn are provided with respective numbers. It advises Atlantic city residents on City carrier routes to call if far from receiving their paper.
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