Make Shopping Pleasant A downtown mall vision for Atlantic
A reflective piece argues for turning Atlantic into a mall style downtown with off street parking to funded by meter funds. It urges sidewalk benches weather shelters and staged downtown changes to preserve the central shopping district while embracing edge of city centers.
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Editorial Briefs Questioning New Hampshire Impact on Elections
The New York Times asks if New Hampshire sets the trend for presidential voting and notes candidates tied to the economy may win. It reflects on Olympic figure skating and mentions U S competition and the UN with new African nations influencing votes, warning ignorance could endanger the UN.
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Power and Pride Against the Strongman
A poem by Edgar A. Guest contrasts brute force with true strength. A man who relies on power to compel mercy rejects fairness and kindness, only to face a greater force that defeats him. It argues that strength alone corrupts, while character determines how a life ends and what it leaves behind.
Atlantic News-Telegraph Ad Rates and Circulation
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription rates for local and mail editions. Rates vary by region with yearly, half yearly, and quarterly options. prices differ for U S destinations outside Iowa and Canada.
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Witness Reynolds Attacks Johnson Backer Baker Case
Key witness Don Buck Reynolds, criticized by Senators, faced questions over security and past misconduct in Berlin and Pretoria. Records show his involvement with black market activities and improper visa actions for a German mistress tied to Rep. John MacMillan. The column notes Reynolds’ influence on the Baker case and his contested credibility with the Senate Rules Committee.
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Robinson Named Rockefeller Drive Ride Deputy Director
Brooklyns Dodgers former star Jackie Robinson was named deputy director for Governor Nelson Rockefeller s presidential campaign in New York. The move aligns Robinson with Rockefeller s bid for the Republican nomination as he resigns a restaurant executive post to join the campaign. In Cedar Rapids R Kubicek, 53, was injured after a gas heater and cigarette caused an explosion in his apartment, with police saying he appeared to be lighting the heater when the blast occurred.
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Unusual No Trump Bid Highlights 1960 Women World Bridge Match
In the Great Britain versus Ireland women world championship clash, North used an unusual takeout style no trump showing length in minors. The heart bid by Mrs Fellowes drew mixed reactions, while the vulnerability shaped bidding choices as the deal unfolded.
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Bridge Problem Solved by Mrs. Markus and East’s singleton
Mrs. Markus correctly inferred East’s singleton club from East opening six cards and led clubs to ruff a diamond and finesse the nine. She cashed five clubs while the other table’s declarer, without East’s opening bid, went down one in the same contract.
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Western Iowa Republicans Seek Nominee Preference Survey
Readers are invited to clip and mail a coupon to express preferred Republican presidential nominee. The survey emphasizes Western Iowa opinions and promises publication of results.
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Return of public to stock market sparks speculation debate
The article reviews rising trading volume in 1963, the return of individuals to stocks after the 1962 crash, and whether current activity reflects short term speculation or longer term investing as institutions increase ownership. It notes a slowdown in individual stock ownership among Americans and a continued rise in institutional control.
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JFK Half Dollars Near Public Sale In Late March
The first John F. Kennedy half dollars will reach circulation late March or early April with 90 million coins issued. Distribution begins after minting 26 million coins in Philadelphia and Denver and will go through Federal Reserve banks. The obverse bears Kennedy’s profile and the reverse shows the presidential seal, liberty, and In God We Trust.
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Stockholders soar to seventeen million in wartime era
A fragment notes that the number of individual stockholders swirled to as high as seventeen million since World War III, suggesting a surge in private investment amid upheaval and conflict.
Dermabrasion Offers Best Results For Facial Scars
Dermabrasion replaces older scar removal methods by smoothing the outer skin with a high speed rotary brush after anesthesia. The treated area heals in 7 to 10 days under a crust, leaving healthier skin with fewer marks. Best outcomes occur for recent scars and for certain types like those from burns and smallpox. The procedure is performed by dermatologists or plastic surgeons and is touted for psychological benefits alongside cosmetic improvement.
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Speak Up Letters on Industry and Unions in Atlantic
Readers urged to submit opinions to Speak Up at Box 230 Atlantic with a postal card. Editorial notes defend the Development Corporation and Chamber of Commerce, saying they strive to attract industry with or without unions. The piece cites stark geographic contrasts, including Dead Sea towns 1,286 feet below sea level.
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