08 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1963
Page
1
The Shaft plan faces a special election to settle rural versus urban voting power. The piece questions deficits of Cuba arms fears, unemployment training needs, Kennedy mental health proposals, and broad fears of managed news and socialism, urging self reliance over federal overreach.
Classified masthead lists publication details and subscription rates by carrier and mail. Rates shown for Atlantic, Cass county, and other regions including durations from 1 month to 1 year and international Canada pricing.
Ellis' segregation policy under fire as Elks debate membership rules. Jackie Kennedy's nonunion building project on Rattlesnake Mountain draws attention to labor practices. Rockefeller Foundation tax issues tied to Nelson Rockefeller's political research. White House de-bugging measures and Cuban intelligence links spark broad political commentary. Senate mailbag reveals quirky requests from Arkansas and Indiana readers. Headlines reflect wartime era tensions and party politics.
Temperature for January ran 19.7 degrees below normal amid a record 18 straight days of subzero readings from January 12 to 29. Snowfall totaled 13.5 inches, 5.6 inches above normal, with measurable snow on eight days and the heaviest five inches on January 11.
On December 1 1959 nations with Antarctic claims signed a treaty establishing the area south of 60 degrees south latitude as an international preserve for scientific research.
Dr Harry J Johnson writes that tension arises from failing to meet daily pressures. He shares personal experience of dizziness linked to overwork and insufficient sleep and stresses the need for manageable stress, sleep, and selective reallocation of activities.
A poem by Edgar A. Guest questions if human traits can be reduced to chemical formulas while noting that people defy neat measurements. The piece contrasts strict scientific balance with unpredictable behavior, ending that not all men can be made by formula. Also included is a ten years ago notices fragment listing local residents’ travels and visits.
Mr. Will Roberts and Mr. George Connof Lewis were business visitors in Atlantic. Mrs. Carrie Archer, a longtime Lewis resident, is spending the week there with Mrs. J. B. Jones.
The State Executive Council reviewed a protest by Paul D. Larson Howard M. Walters and Donald E. Caty against a bank charter issued for Camanache The protest argues an outside controlled bank is not in the town’s best interest and that the proposed bank is under capitalized The Clinton group receiving the charter includes Bruce Townsend City National Bank of Clinton and Clark DePue Cen-
Bart McLeod, manager of the local Gamble store, returned from Sioux City where he conducted business and met with suppliers. The trip followed recent store expansions and planned inventory updates.
Residents of Atlantic area urged to phone their city carrier routes to receive the paper. East Side and West Side numbers provided along with Highland LaVista Fairlawn Zurfluh additions and delivery times evening at 7 p.m.
Becker explains defense needs a minor-suit trick. declarer holds three spades and plans based on card distribution. A fourth trick is required to defeat the contract. West’s original four cards influence play. 1983 King Feat.
The State Executive Council can review charters issued by the Banking Department. Clinton hosts involvement by Roger Shaff, Clinton County Farm Bureau president, and others as the council discusses power and oversight.
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