Heritage House Nears Completion as Statewide Senior Home Plans Advance
The Heritage House project moves toward construction with final fundraising underway aiming for 40 000 more dollars from local businesses and professionals. An FHA loan faces red tape while a 16 acre campus option has been chosen and occupancy is expected in about two years. The plan foresees growth to double in size within ten years and many locals have shown interest in rooms, signaling a likely waiting list.
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FHA
Sam Rayburn
Sam
Howard Smith
Virginia
Rules Committee
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Joe
House of Representatives
Tom Curtis
Silvio Conte
Mass
William Cahill
Florence Dwyer
N.J
Seymour Halpern
John Lindsay
N.Y
Perkins Bass
N.H
Martin
On With The New In Washington A New Administration
The piece argues the presidency shifts to a young, energetic administration. It emphasizes fresh ideas, a highly prepared adviser group, and a hope that vigor will replace age worn policy, with world wide approval and uncertain success over time.
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Washington
Iowa Winter Shows Its True Face as Cold Sets In
The piece notes a sharp temperature drop in Iowa from 32 to 14 degrees between Monday noon and Tuesday 7 a.m. The author's playful tone contrasts mild early winter with the sudden onset of harsh winter weather across the state.
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Iowa
Scarsdale Club Allows Guests After Race Ban Clarification
Scarsdale Golf Club leaders released a clarification stating any member may entertain guests of their choosing. The move follows a Christmas dance ban on Michael Hernstadt, 20, son of a Jewish father and Catholic mother. Rector George Kempsell Jr said parishioners who backed the ban must seek peace with God before communion. The youth, baptized Episcopal, had been barred by the club’s ball committee.
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Scarsdale
N. Y
Scarsdale Golf Club
Charles S. McAllister
Board of Governors
George Kempsell, Jr
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Munion
Michael C. Hernstadt
Episcopal
Army Hawk Destroys Target in Supersonic Test at White Sands
The Army reported the 17 foot Hawk antimissile system destroyed its target named Corporal as two missiles flew at supersonic speeds. The Hawk had previously intercepted the Little John and Honest John rockets in prior tests.
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White Sands
N.M
Army
Atlantic News Telegraph listing rates and publication details
The Atlantic News-Telegraph announces publication practices and subscription prices. It lists evening issuance excluding Sundays, editorial staff, postal classifications, and yearly and short-term rates for subscribers in Iowa Cass County and surrounding areas, with international pricing for Canada and U.S. outside Iowa.
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Walnut St
Atlantic
Iowa
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Washington merry go round and Khrushchev pace quickening
Drew Pearson notes a Washington haste spirit after Kennedy's inauguration. Moscow shows urgency with Khrushchev and Stevenson seeking talks, while Macmillan presses for a summit. Sam Rayburn fights to topple the rules committee, aided by several Republicans in a high stakes bid.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Moscow
Sam Rayburn
Atlantic
Europe
America
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Menshikov
Adlai Stevenson
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Khrushchev
Thompson
Averell Harriman
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Adoption Courage in Facing Fear and Love
A verse urges would be parents to overcome fear of adoption. It counsels embracing a child with patience and sacrifice, noting that effort and trust honor God when loving a child, despite possible failure or loss.
Inside Your And Yours Dr Fern Answers Reader Questions
Dr. Burton Fern answers letters on flu and respiratory infections, venting gas heater risks, cancer detection limits, pregnancy myths at menopause, and the use of a microscope test for early cancers. He explains germ spread in crowds, carbon monoxide danger, and that only doctors can assess late life pregnancy possibilities.
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H. A
D. M
Dr. Fern
Fern
Res Syndicate, Inc
Doris Day Has Big Year
Doris Day tops Hollywood honors as Woman of the Year and No. 1 money-making star. She discusses wholesome screen persona, avoidance of raw sex, and a cheerful home life at Universal while filming Lover Come Back with Rock Hudson.
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Hollywood
Associated Press
Motion Picture Herald
Los Angeles Times
Universal Studio
Rock Hudson
Miss Day
Shirley Temple
Marie Dressler
Betty Grable
Doris
Ruth Etting
Doris Day
Drought Threatens Large Areas of Red China
Peiping reported that vast areas of Communist China remain prone to drought despite recent rain and snow. The New China News agency noted ongoing food shortages over the past two years amid deep shortages and harvest concerns.
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Tokyo
China
Communist New China News Agency
Peiping
Kennedy faces unemployment and gold reserves crisis
The piece outlines two linked problems for the Kennedy administration: rising unemployment and declining gold reserves. It notes how lowering interest rates to spur hiring could push capital abroad, risking more gold loss and inflation. It cites Goldman and Goldberg estimates, 5.0 million jobless, 3,331,600 collecting benefits, and seasonal factors from weather and inventory policies affecting manufacturing and construction.
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New York
Kennedy
U. S
Arthur Goldberg
Contract Bridge Thriller Ends With Declarer Triumph
In a five by five match, Becker analyzes a crucial contract where declarer succeeds after a defensive misstep. West leads hearts, South wins with king and finesses spades. East must have courage to search for two more tricks, while defense explores clubs, risking down one. Syndicate, Inc.
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West
Clarer
Atiton
Fender
Bach
East
Declarer
South
Ires Syndicate, Inc
Changes expected from new administration on jobs and policy
Labor chiefs blame automation for rising unemployment while conservatives seek patience. The administration faces urgent reforms with McNamara and McCloy guiding disarmament as nuclear talks with Britain and the Soviet Union pause since December 5. Kennedy calls for serious proposals to ease East West tension. A porcupine has about 90000 quills.
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Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
John J. McCloy
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
U S Seeks Short Delay in Nuclear Test Talks
The Kennedy administration plans to seek a delay of a few weeks in the nuclear test talks set to resume in Geneva on February 7. The move was discussed at a White House meeting with President Kennedy and Secretary of State Dean Rusk.
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Washington
Kennedy
Geneva
White House
Dean
Phone Your Kick Carrier List of routes and contact
A notice instructs residents to phone their newspaper carrier with route names and numbers. It lists several West Side, Highland Addn and other routes with contact numbers and urges reporting missed deliveries before 7 p.m. to Atlantic city carrier area customers.
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Best Side
West Side
Highland
LaVista Place
Fairtown
Zurfluh
Atlantic
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
George Matthew Adams
Burton H. Fern
Mrs. C. G
Mrs. G
Doctor
F. F
Mrs. F
King
Bob Thomas
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
B. Jay Becker
Mactors
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