21 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1963
Page
1
The article surveys spring road maintenance, global politics with Khrushchev and Cuba, laser potential, liquor rules debates in Iowa, the Sulphur Queen mystery, Kennedy tax proposals, and Iowa Wesleyan’s stance on intercollegiate athletics, noting costs, risks, and institutional debate across multiple topics. It blends local concerns with national and international topics in a columnist style.
In Nashville, AP reports an eight year old girl in Chattanooga offered her 17.89 dollar life savings after IRS notices she owed 1980 income taxes. She said she had only a nickel for the ice cream man. IRS says the notice was sent by mistake and will be corrected by letter. The agency will not release the child's name.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription rates for carriers in Atlantic and surrounding counties, with annual and multi month options. It notes mail rates for Cass and adjacent counties, Iowa, and other U S destinations, reflecting regional pricing and service areas.
DREW PEARSON REVIEW: Kennedy faces a setback as efforts to enlarge the Senate Finance Committee with Ed Long and Steve Young fail amid Southern opposition. Dirksen trades a GOP vacancy for Javits’ seat, while Mansfield Russell and Johnson warn of party divisions over tax cuts. Also, Senate subcommittee targets gun mail order rings, citing juvenile delinquency and cheap ads for pistols and knives.
A concise verse dialogue between body and soul on dress strength pride and true worth. The body seeks outward display and power while the soul urges kindness and inner character, warning that only the soul's deeds endure after death. The piece emphasizes humility over worldly gains and marks 1963 publication protection.
The Communications Commission authorized several companies to buy stock in the Communications Satellite Corporation when it becomes available, including Independent Telephone Co. of Clear Lake in Iowa.
Dr Harry J Johnson outlines that alcoholism stems from personality and that doctors do not prescribe alcohol to unstable individuals while noting drinking can slow reaction times. He urges sober driving, explains alcohol dissipation rates, and suggests two hours after two drinks before driving. He claims moderate drinking harms few organs and emphasizes personal responsibility.
Reports from Port au Prince say President Duvalier, age 55, may leave for medical treatment abroad before May. If he departs, power could pass to interior minister Luc F. Francois amid a crackdown on dissent, student strikes, and fears of a Castro-like upheaval on Hispaniola.
Ten years ago Art Schooley and Joe Pogge attended the Iowa independent oil jobbers convention in Des Moines. Loren A. Replogle Norman Paulsen and Dick Nelson enlisted in the air forces at Council Bluffs and have left for Parks air force base at Oakland California. Mr and Mrs William B Marshall expect to move the forepart of next month to Greenfield.
Washington AP reports farmers stored more 1962 corn under price supports than 1961 corn. By February 1, 906 million bushels of 1962 corn were under supports, about eight percent of the crop, versus 267 million bushels or seven percent for 1961 corn. Town led with 115.5 million bushels of 1962 corn stored under supports.
Local readers in Atlantic City were urged to call their paper's delivery service if the Evening edition did not arrive by 7 p.m. Residents on East and West Sides were listed with direct phone numbers for Highland Addn LaViste Place Fairlawn Addn Zurfluh Addn and other routes to ensure prompt delivery.
A Becker hand features declarer South taking six no trump despite West leading clubs. After early cashing of A Q J spades and a strategic endgame sequence, South secures all twelve tricks. The article highlights precision play and the vise-like positions created by the lead.
The fragment notes Illinois ranking second with 85 million and Nebraska in third place with 52.5 million in a monetary comparison. The passage references two states and their assumed figures within a larger financial context.
Bahia Felix Chile reports an average of 325 rainy days per year. The statistic highlights unusually wet conditions in the coastal city and reflects ongoing climate patterns observed by local meteorologists.
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