05 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1963
Page
1
The editorial calls for compulsory arbitration to halt nationwide strikes that have caused heavy losses and hurt bystanders. It urges Congress to pass a law in York City that would cut retail sales by eight percent during the first four weeks of the year to end the strikes.
The governor and legislature face proposals that officials expect will be trimmed by lawmakers. The discusssion hints at confusion and haggling that could delay action, with representatives weighing welfare and native concerns as entities debate plans.
A fragmented political reflection weighs estimates of Red soldiers in Cuba and the risk of confrontation. It hints at inside information and possible showdowns while criticizing administration responses as weak and indecisive.
U S diplomats fear De Gaulle may strike a NATO undermining accord with Khrushchev. Kennedy urges firm French stance as France’s bases and NATO supply routes sit on French soil. Analysts warn a French withdrawal could sever NATO logistics and force a U S nuclear move. including Adenauer and other Western leaders weigh options while Roy Chalk Abe Ribicoff and others maneuver in Washington.
The article argues nationalism is declining but not dead, with long survival. It predicts nations will unite gradually through defense pacts, trade groups, education, and finance. It notes leaders like de Gaulle may resist but will lose to growing global bonds and shared arrangements.
Prognosticators predict the local area will double its population by 2040. Officials urge early planning to handle increased business and housing, with boards advised to begin gradual groundwork now for zoning and operations.
The column chats about home improvements and the strain of tax returns. It notes residents moving into new housing east of the YMCA and compares outdoor work by homeowners to that of office workers. It mentions Valentine cards and tomatoes once called love apples.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details for Atlantic Iowa with rates for carrier delivery and mail subscriptions across local counties, Iowa, U.S. and Canada. Rates include six months and yearly options, varying by region and format.
An article on functional fatigue arguing boredom as the primary cause. It notes that boredom leads to poor habits such as smoking overeating and inactivity, reducing resistance to illness and increasing fatigue with age. Quote from Theodore G Klumpp supports fatigue linked to lack of activity.
A footnote highlights Cuban drug ransom schemes from decades ago. Fidel Castro's regime allegedly used specially marked drugs and related items as payment, with makers supplying medicines and goods to secure prisoner releases. The piece notes questions about whether items stayed in Cuba or moved to other markets.
A hand from a yearly bridge contest for State Department reps shows why avoiding mechanical plays matters. North-South aim for six diamonds. an opening lead of king of clubs and cautious play reveal how the duck, not the ace, can secure the slam despite risky distributions.
Northern Natural Gas Co. unveils an expansion program adding 17 miles of 30 inch pipeline north of the Ventura Iowa compressor station and 12 miles north of the Ogden Iowa station. The plan also calls for new facilities at Beatrice.
A mixed column notes a humorous exchange about husbands who snore and wake with loud habits. It weighs footnotes on marital quirks and ends with a blunt joke about universal male behavior. Separately, AP reports Al Gross of Princeton, Iowa escaped injury when his sport helicopter crashed into a cornfield near McCasland, Davenport area.
Residents on the East and West sides report missing newspaper delivery at 7 p.m. They cite multiple phone numbers for carrier routes including Highland Addn LaVista Place Fairlawn Addn Zurfluh Addn and seek resolution of missed papers.
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