Atlanta mother reports Georgia integration tensions and campus unrest
Mariya, mother of three in Atlanta, comments on University of Georgia campus turmoil amid a basketball loss to Georgia Tech. She cites out of towners, delayed trooper response, and rabid students fueling unrest, plus rumors of KKK activity and pressure on a journalism assistant professor offering bribes to fail a Black student. Community leaders fear a storm after a quiet spell.
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Mariya
Atlanta
Universiy of Georgia
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Marion
Taal
Athens
KKK
Colder Winters Reported Since 1940 by Scientists
Scientists note winters have grown colder since 1940 after a century of milder trends. They offer no explanation for the shift and warn residents to brace for possibly longer cold spells. The piece humorously fears a polar ice cap pushing southward if the trend persists.
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Scien
Must Not Barter With Reds
The Soviet Union tries to barter fliers for concessions, a temptation to spare individuals but risking broader blackmail. Dictators cannot be bargained with, and concessions would invite more demands. The only way is to establish rules for dealings and stick to them.
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Soviet Union
Lookin Around Curiosities and Local Tales From Atlantic
A collection of small anecdotes from Atlantic includes a pastor's child shouting OK during a prayer, Mike Hensley climbing to reach cupcakes, Tammy Carl commenting on grandad’s white undergarments, and notes from ex residents now in Billings. It recalls long ago robberies linked to Goodale and local legends about gold bars and a dramatic escape on a train.
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Tammy
Dick Carl
Denver
Burton Carl
Atlantic
Cloyd Jones
Douglas Goodale
Duck
Goodale
Dickerson
Tom Breheny
Deadwood
Duck” Goodale
Atlantic News Telegraph Publication Rates and Details
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication offices at 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa and details monthly and yearly subscription rates for carriers in Atlantic Cass County and surrounding areas The notice provides prices for mail subscriptions across Iowa the United States and Canada with varying term options and rates.
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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
Cass
U. S
Canada
Nixon Out In GOP Backlash Leaves Him Out In Cold
Nixon faces sharp backlash within the Republican Party after the election as leaders including Bridges Dirksen Halleck Byrnes and Goldwater push to shape policy without him. Eisenhower privately agrees Nixon could have helped but was not asked. Bridges says Nixon has the will but not the courage to fight. Nixon plans to campaign for 1962 GOP candidates while others push to make the party center on Capitol Hill.
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Washington
Nixon
Kennedy
New Hampshire
Styles Bridges
Senate
Bridges
Capitol Hill
Everett Dirksen
House
Charlie Halleck
John Byrnes
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
General Eisenhower
Ike
Rose Mary Woods
Rose Mary
California
State House
White House
Goldwater
Eisenhower
Dirksen
Halleck
Congress
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
The Birth of Greatness Poem by George Matthew Adams
A protective 1961 verse from The George Matthew Adams Service foretells a child who grows unseen by the world but is kept safe by a higher plan It promises that in time a man will rise to oppose falsehood and stand calm strong and wise earning global recognition.
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George Matthew Adams
Bledder
Hamemer
Optometrist
Fern
Cere
Thie
GE scientists develop camera tube for moon flight watch
Special Tubes Schenectady New York AP reports General Electric scientists are working on a special television camera tube to enable watching man’s 240000 mile flight to the moon. The project aims to capture footage of the mission from launch to return with improved imaging components.
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Schenectady, N.Y
General Electric Co
Doctors and Specialists Glossary From Ophthalmology to Orthopedics
A glossary outlines medical specialists from internists to ophthalmologists and orthopedic surgeons. It clarifies roles between physicians, surgeons, and optometrists, noting common confusions and advising readers to consult their family doctor first.
Babson Sees Kennedy Easing Cuban Crisis Through Diplomacy
Florida-based analyst Roger Babson argues Cuba lies at the Gulf of Mexico gateway and predicts President Kennedy will restore relations with Havana. He cites Cuba’s wealth, strategic location, and Latin American reactions, asserting war is unlikely and a market rebound could follow. The column closes noting Hereford cattle prices in Manning, Iowa.
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Roger W. Babson
Key West
Fla
Florida
Cuba
U.S
Yucatan
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Texas
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Guantanamo Bay
Santiago de Cuba
Panama Canal
Russia
Moscow
Alaska
Vladivostok
Siberia
Guatemala
Castro
Eisenhower
Gulf Coast
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Latin America
Lyndon Johnson
Asian flu outbreak hits English Midlands spread feared to London
The health ministry reports Asian flu outbreaks in the English Midlands and warns the epidemic is likely to move south toward London in the coming weeks.
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London
English Midlands
Health Ministry
Bridge Defense and Double Play Creates Two-Suit Attack
The article describes an auction of spades and diamonds where declarer must choose which suit to attack. West signals high low on diamonds, East ducks to show three diamonds. South's prise leads allow the declarer to threaten two suits, while the defense struggles against the double.
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West
South
Declarer
East
Tummy
Soviets Likely To Orbit Two Men In Space Capsule
The article notes speculation Moscow could launch two men in a single big capsule to win the first manned space flight. It cites Soviet booster and capsule capability, and contrasts U.S. plan to send a lone astronaut later. It mentions Pacific range ships monitoring the target area and Sputnik 2 as historical context. The piece discusses reentry and life support as solvable for two as for one.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Pacific Ocean
Moscow
United States
Atlantic Range
Special Garland for Elizabeth at New Delhi
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrived in New Delhi where she was greeted with a gold-brocaded garland, crafted by nine artisans over two months, marking a formal Indian welcome without flowers.
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New Delhi
India
Britain
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
All-India Institute of Medical Sciences
Prince Philip
Speed payment on crop losses in Iowa and four states
Iowa joins South Carolina South Dakota and Kansas in computing crop loss claims at the state level instead of Chicago. Des Moines will handle calculations, shortening payment time by about ten days under the federal crop insurance program, announced by Irwin Pellett.
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Des Moines
Chicago
Irwin Pellett
Pellett
Iowa
South Carolina
South Dakota
Kansas
Irish Air Force Plane Crash at Shannon Kills Four
An Irish air force aircraft crashed at Shannon Airport during radar training for ground crews. Four of the five men aboard were killed. The incident prompted investigations by authorities and left a guard on duty at the scene.
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Shannon
Ireland
City Carrier Phone Notices For Atlantic Route Residents
Public notice lists phone contacts for delivery routes East Side West Side Highland and Fairlawn additions and Zurfluh addition with instruction to call before 7 p m if residents on the Atlantic city carrier route do not receive their service.
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East Side
West Side
Highland
LaVista Place
Fairlawn
Zurfluh
Atlantic
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Drew Pearson
Richard Nixon
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Bill Lawrence
New York Times
Phil Potter
Baltimore Sun
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Publishers Financial Bureau, Inc
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Lester Wiese and Sons of
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