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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1963
Page
1
Governor Hughes warns against using corporate taxes for property tax relief arguing high taxes drive industry away. He stresses Iowa needs new industries to absorb agricultural labor shifts and calls for a climate favorable to business to attract investment.
Labor leaders face growing public resistance as strikes harm many, with unions themselves calling for safeguards. Advocates argue compulsory arbitration will curb reckless leadership and prevent widespread disruption to business, urging quick enactment.
The Iowa legislature debates truck speed limits with little effect on the car driver’s challenge of passing trucks. Drivers note hills and passing zones hinder progress, creeper lanes and four lane highways ease the issue, and praise is given to courteous truckers who yield. The piece also comments on vandalism arrests and U.S. tax policy, arguing for a long term tax program to spur growth. It concludes that Canada’s stance toward the U.S. won’t shift despite Diefenbaker’s fall, given shared ancestry and investment links.
Ten years ago D J Cornelison and E C Henning senior left on a southern trip. Pfc James Clark arrives stateside from Korea and will be home on leave next week. Mrs Amanda Moeller and Mrs Max Knop entertain 15 guests for Mrs Alfred Hansen. Hansen moving to a farm near Audubon. Jackie Jean Jipsen visits Des Moines with brother in law David Chaney. Mrs Duane Mann of Spencer returns home with Mrs Crowley E Cole visiting. Cole Moffett attends Earl May store managers meeting in Shenandoah.
John Gates a Lewis implement dealer was a business caller in Atlantic. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kness and daughter Barbara Jane and Grant Kness of north of Hamlin spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fd Priest northeast of the city.
In Des Moines AP report Fred E. McLain says more than 5200 Iowa farmers filed applications in the first week of February for the 1963 feed grain program. Sign-up runs Feb 1 to March 22, with expectations similar to or higher than 1962 participation.
Publication details of the Atlantic News Telegraph include address 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa and publication rules with editor F D Simpson and pricing across subscriptions by carrier mail and domestic regions. It lists rates for various durations and locations and notes international Canada pricing.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson questions De Gaullism in Paris diplomacy and notes Alphand refused to sit with U Thant at the Mona Lisa unveiling prompting UN heads to decline. He also cites Medal of Honor memorials and Cuba crisis debates as intertwined themes in U.S. policy discourse.
A narrator reflects on inherited affection through centuries linked by shared acts of labor and affection. An English doorstep, a lilac tree, and a singing bird bind past and present lovers, with the speaker repeating the same romantic impulse each spring. The verse hints at untangling lives and continuities of love across time.
A 1963 Adams Service piece explores how much of our past shapes present identity. It examines how deep roots of heritage influence who we become, suggesting discoveries about human continuity and self-making through history.
The Des Moines jury in the Anthony J. Ligouri gambling trial was discharged after two days of deliberations with no verdict. Ligouri, 53, faced charges of accepting wagers without a $50 federal gambling stamp, a claim he denied. His attorney argued no witnesses testified he accepted bids.
A cautious guide to weight loss stressing attitude change and portion control. The author recommends gradual dieting, three meals daily, no snacks, and avoiding fried foods with desserts reserved for special occasions. Moderate exercise is advised and rapid weight loss is discouraged.
The AP report notes NATO centers in France with the French delegate at the council, but Paris’ stance threatens planning and cooperation. De Gaulle resists a multinational nuclear force and seeks a French deterrent, while NATO remains short of major forces. the U.S. would face pressure over Europe commitments.
In this edition B. Jay Becker tops the Masters field with record pace in the individual championship event. The feature highlights Becker as a leading figure in contract bridge and notes his prevailing play and stature within the game.
Dr. James Van Allen contends the high altitude nuclear tests produced results near expectations and that the artificial radiation belt described by officials is overstated. He cites data from the test program and criticizes interagency handling of Starfish tests as dominated and authoritative.
A reader-letter cites Rep Jensen and other Iowa lawmakers urging budget cuts while noting they did not cut their own salaries and expenses. It compares Truman and Eisenhower White House costs, highlighting larger budgets under Eisenhower and personal staff increases and odd duties at the executive level.
Gov. Harold Hughes announced state agents could not buy liquor by the drink in 78 taverns and clubs during Jan 28 to Feb 4 checks. Thirteen places were checked after county attorney requests. He warned liquor law changes are needed to prevent a flood of violations.
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