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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1964
Page
1
The article outlines arguments for and against a federal medical aid program for seniors funded by Social Security. Backers urge coverage to prevent suffering, while opponents warn of duplication, higher taxes, and burdens on workers and employers. Some believe Kerr Mills and private insurance already protect most seniors.
The article argues compulsory arbitration is necessary when collective bargaining fails to protect the public. It cites the New York newspaper strike as an example that cost millions and risks harming bystanders, urging officials to invoke arbitration to avoid such crises.
The UN has grown from 51 to 113 member nations with more seeking admission. Despite near collapses, it remains a force for world peace and control, halting rushes to war on occasion. Remodeling of UN buildings reflects its expanding membership and influence.
The writer questions Castro's ability to ignite revolutions worldwide, suggesting Moscow backs him with money and men. They argue Castro lacks the means in Cuba to perform such actions and doubt the attributed powers.
In Wilmington, a Delaware judge refused to set aside or further reduce a 25 year term with 20 lashes for Talmadge R. Balser, convicted of robbery. The defense plans an appeal and seeks a stay of the January 28 lash date amid prior criticism over lash reductions.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription prices for local and distant readers and notes publication schedule as evenings except Sunday. It provides mailing rates for Iowa counties, surrounding states, and Canada, with various term options and prices.
The Greek queen arrives in the United States for an unofficial visit chiefly to receive an honorary degree from Barnard College. She discusses royal problems with King Paul and notes Greece’s democracy as cabinets change and tensions arise. Astronaut finances and Chilean nationalization debates follow in a broader U.S. political context.
The supreme court refused to rule on Baton Rouge injunction efforts against CORE demonstrations. Mayor John Christian appealed after a district ruling barred protests that threatened peace. courts had allowed earlier demonstrations by Negro students and others prompting arrests for traffic blockades.
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In a four heart contract with West leading clubs, declarer fights through likely bad trump break. Despite opponents holding four trump tricks, precise ruffing and crossruff play yields ten tricks as declarer overcomes distribution luck. The hand illustrates how favorable or unfavorable defender distributions influence success.
A humor piece recalls a swearing youth and a mother who ejects him from home. The column notes unusual bird life on East 12th Street with Dr. Millard Petersen’s electric bird bath attracting bluejays and pheasants. Florida weather and local springlike forecasts close the note.
National Farmers Organization officials press Secretary Freeman to raise soybean support to 2.50 per bushel from current levels, aiming to offset weak futures. Oren Lee Staley says the plan costs the government nothing and boosts farm income. Harvey Sickles travels to DC to press broader farm programs and import curbs on foreign meat.
Harold F George, a 640 a comstructoon work er, fell 25 feet and landed on his head while working on an addition to the Pacific Adhesive Co building. He suffered fatal head and neck injuries and was hospitalized.
Folklike poem fragment by Edgar A. Guest titled Tyrant Winter captures seasonal hardship in a concise verse with nostalgic tone and hopeful undertone.
A poem depicts harsh winter control over daily life with posting regulations and civic resignation. The speaker notes snow, bare trees, and limited growth while predicting an eventual thaw as spring returns. The citizen remains patient, hopeful the oppressive season will end when grass and parks bloom again.
Ten years ago Marshall Istner and Richard McCauley, Iowa students, were elected to Pi Kappa Alpha national social fraternity. Dave Allen of 702 Locust Street initiated into the Arold Air society at Iowa State College where he studies chemical engineering. Mr and Mrs Howard Bliss east of Griswold purchase the Griswold Candy Kitchen and take possession.
A three mile northwest of Eliott farm home owned by Dean Petty was completely destroyed by fire. Park from the chimney ignited the roof. Weather records note a low of 25 degrees in Atlante and noon temperature of 43. Navy bulletin announces John W. Pidgette promoted to carpenter's mate first class stationed somewhere in the Pacific.
A checkup shows between 150 and 200 red foxes killed in Cass county during the winter. Glen Varger of Masséne earns a berth on the Iowa State College wrestling team in the 110 pound class. Paramount presents Alice in Wonderland at the Rialto theater in Anita.
Doctors tending Juan D. Peron report he is progressing well after a Monday operation for a prostate ailment. The 69 year old former president and exile leader lives in Spain.
Physicians describe fever of unknown origin as a challenging diagnosis with two duration types. A thorough workup employs blood and urine tests, imaging, biopsies, and careful physical exams to identify infections or other conditions before targeted treatment.
Marshall Missouri report says Dennard Campbell, 20, Delmar Delaware, lived in a dorm and paid 743.50 for the first semester but did not attend any classes. College officials noted he was not listed as a student in the registrar's records and friends said he claimed to be resting up for the second semester.
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