09 Jul 1964
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1964
Page
1
An opinion piece argues conservatives dominate at the San Francisco Republican HQ while critics push to distance Goldwater from Birchers. It defends restraint on federal spending, favors patriotic concern for U.S. citizens, and questions liberal remedies, urging cost‑benefit scrutiny of federal programs.
The piece argues federal transit funds will mostly benefit grafting politicians in Chicago. It notes a gap between budget figures and actual government spending and cites debt ceiling increases under an economy program. It also discusses public accommodations versus voting rights, asserting true power lies in the Negro vote enabling influence over local and state governments.
Readers request extra copies of The Atlantic News-Telegraph with orders placed ahead of time. The notice emphasizes stocking needs and anticipates ongoing demand for timely issues.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription rates for carriers and mail service. Rates range from one month to one year with varied prices for local Cass county and neighboring counties, wider U S. and Canada options.
Scranton operatives push a secret ballot for delegates to swing support from Goldwater. White House watchers dispute rumors of civil rights penalties, urging education and proper enforcement. Becket prayer amendment stalls as GOP and public oppose it.
In the Olympiad early rounds Switzerland led 52 victory points but faltered after facing Britain. Terence Reese and Boris Schapiro used the Little Major system to mislead Swiss defenses, enabling a seven spade slam and 470 point loss for Switzerland, while Britain’s 12 trick hand netted 980 points at another table.
Reports of unauthorized divers around two Nuclear submarines at Port Canaveral led to a port wide search. Navy frogmen, civilian divers, and an FBI agent checked under water attachments on the hulls of the Daniel Boone and John Adams. After hours they concluded the divers were large sea turtles.
Poem expresses a wish for modest joys: garden sunlight, pets, family laughter, good friends, and contentment. It asks for strength to face each day, fair sights, rest, sport, and enduring love, while avoiding climbing beyond one’s reach, with a closing note of faith to endure sorrow.
The United States and the Soviet Union seek major talks on forming and financing a United Nations military force. Disagreement centers on Security Council control versus General Assembly authority. A Soviet note to Japan proposed a UN force with troops from smaller members, with veto powers funding.
In San Francisco a dozen children confront market owner Antoinette Mufarreh at 4001 Noe Street. They march on Noe Hill market after accusing her of rushing customers, insisting on a slower pace during candy counting.
The Power Commission on Wednesday filed an application from Northern Natural Gas Co of Omaha to deliver gas to a proposed fertilizer plant near Fort Dodge Iowa. Northern plans a $4.2 million pipeline to serve the Consumers Cooperative Association.
Readers ask if daily underarm products irritate skin and if switching brands helps. Advice notes safe use with bathing, but not a substitute for hygiene. Heat stroke versus heat exhaustion explained with signs and cooling steps. First aid guidance covers loosening clothing, cool shade, cool sponge, no alcohol, and seeking professional help. Sprained ankle treatment emphasizes rest, ice, and medical evaluation to avoid missing fractures. Milk need not be warmed for infants. cold milk okay. Dr Coleman will answer more questions when possible and requests letters to the newspaper.
The Iowa State University Foundation in Ames receives a large gift of Solar Aircraft Co facilities in Des Moines. Solar, a multimillion plant idled since 1959 after moving operations to San Diego, California. International Harvester Co bought the land in 1960 and announced the deed transfer via C. Hamilton of Chicago. The foundation, formed in 1958, aims to create a major cultural center on campus.
Twenty kindergarten students at a Freeport, Long Island school, without teacher aid, learned to read at second grade level in five months using the Edison Responsive Environment computer system. Superintendent D. John H Martin announced the state sanctioned experiment, which showed faster progress than a control group receiving enriched instruction.
DES MOINES AP Excessive nitrates in Iowa farm well water may cause blue baby syndrome in infants. Dr. Willrich of Iowa State urges regular well checks for pregnant farmers. He notes high nitrate incidence in Iowa and cites Buena Vista County data showing 77 of 164 wells above safe limits.
The Des Moines School Board on Wednesday voted to name the new northwest Des Moines high school Herbert Hoover High School. Board member John Hayden called Hoover a fitting tribute as a native Iowan.
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