16 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1963
Page
1
The piece argues de Gaulle appears unfazed by assassination attempts while criticizing U.S. liberal tactics and presidential power. It warns paternal government aid dulls self reliance and condemns U.S. policy toward Cuba and Castro. It invites constructive letters but cautions signatories must reveal their names.
Ten years ago Mrs J B Pugh of Iowa City visits with sister Miss Anna McGrath and several others travel from Florida and Britt while Dr C H Johnson attends a Minnesota post graduate course. Thirty years ago Mr and Mrs William Bibby visit Osceola and Creston with local business matters.
A humorous column by HAL BOYLE surveys odd facts and trivia about American life. It notes 21 million cats in the U S with 1043 million homeless, alongside aside remarks on women, food, fashion, and public health, mixing quips with brief data.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication info including address 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa editor F D Simpson and several press associations. It outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail within Iowa Cass counties and elsewhere including U S and Canada with varying monthly and yearly terms.
Clark Clifford guides FMC’s bid for Avisco while Justice blocked Stauffer’s deal. Lyndon Johnson jokes about 500 tax returns at a Capitol Hill dinner. NSF probe widens into misused funds at the American Institute of Biological Sciences. Hayden and Morton critiques and joint chiefs and Taylor clash over B 70 and Skybolt issues.
A British Museum sign notes basins for casual ablutions only while a U.S. railroad washroom sign warns don't spit recalling the Johnstown flood. The juxtaposition highlights differing public hygiene messages and historical memory across sites.
Clyde Lewis a Des Moines commercial artist supplied police with sketches of a hotel room burglar seen in the hotel Thursday night. The drawings help trace the thief who burglarized a room here.
Milford L. Hurst of Waterloo was elected director of the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association at the annual convention in San Francisco. Fort Dodge Concrete Co. received a safety certificate for five years without a lost time accident. A historical note recalls Cossacks fighting on both sides during the 1917 Russian Revolution and the ensuing Communist mistrust leading to suppression.
Health essay cautions against unsupervised vitamin use and emphasizes medical need. It traces vitamin history from beriberi to modern processed foods and stresses consulting a doctor before supplementation. The piece promotes dietary balance and notes vitamins may aid illness or recovery under supervision.
The piece traces postwar U S leadership from Truman through NATO and bases to evolving European security. It notes Europe’s growing prosperity and reduced fear, shifts in French policy under de Gaulle, and U S missile realignments from Italy and Turkey toward Polaris subs, signaling possible end of the old Western alliance framework.
A short poetic piece explores how trees wear different charms through the seasons. The speaker wonders whether trees are loveliest in winter leafless and snow clad or in spring blossoms, summer shade, and autumn colors, concluding uncertainty about their best season.
Mrs. Anita Storer of Stockton California arrived last week to be with her mother Mrs. Nellie Herrick who underwent major surgery in December.
A catalog listing multiple titles including Fail Safe by Eugene Burdick and Hervey Wheeler about a near catastrophe involving SAC planes and Krushchev. Moonfelover Vine by Jefta Carleton follows Matthew and Callie Soames over fifty years in Missouri with their four daughters.
The piece surveys 1963 first quarter tensions in weather affecting production and retail, bitter labor disputes across industries, and political uncertainty in Washington over tax cuts and closing loopholes. It notes winter damage, dock strikes, and debates on who benefits from lower rates, with optimism that spring may ease some concerns.
A public notices readers to contact their local phone numbers for city carrier routes on the east and west sides and several additions. If you live in Atlantic on City carrier route and fail to receive your reper, call the provided numbers by 7 p.m. to resolve delivery issues.
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