Editorial Briefs Highlight civic duty and political contests
The column argues community service costs little and yields big returns while urging informed voting in the seventh district race with John R. Hensen preferred among six candidates. It laments press restrictions and urban crime, warns against vigilante justice, and notes Republican disarray ahead of the presidential race as a factor in Congress and state politics.
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John R. Hensen
Manning
United States
Congress
Civil Rights Bill Debate Faces Cloture Push
The Senate begins a high stakes stretch in the 1964 civil rights fight with leaders signaling an accelerated schedule. Mike Mansfield plans three hour earlier sessions and aims to vote on cloture by June 16, signaling momentum toward passing the House bill once southern filibuster tactics are stalled.
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Senate
Sesson
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Moro government crisis looms as inflation and reform disputes grow
Economic difficulties threaten Premier Aldo Moro's coalition in Rome. Inflation worsens and foreign exchange reserves shrink while Christian Democrats resist reforms offered to the Socialists to secure their backing.
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Rome
Aldo Moro
Moro
Christian Democrats
Atlantic News-telegraph masthead and publication details
The Atlantic News-telegraph lists address 410 Walnut St in Atlantic Iowa and notes publication evenings except Sunday. It shows editor D Simpson and contact, plus memberships and subscription rates for various regions and timeframes.
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Walnut St
Atlantic
Iowa
Washington Merry-Go-Round: Blackmail Claims Stir Capitol
A discredited recording described as lurid by Lennox McGlendon is tied to alleged blackmail plots involving high profile figures. Bast and others deny links while Scott and Fabianich propel questionable information. Schriver faces scrutiny amid poverty drive and a sock gag highlights satire in Washington.
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Senate Rules Committee
East
McClendon
Bast
Hugh Scott
Rules Committee
Scott
Joseph Fabanich
Bobby Baker
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Baker
Fabianich
Senate
Peace Corps
Sargent Schriver
House Labor Committee
Millionaire Shriver
Dan Flood
D-Pa
House Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
Phoenix
Revolver Found In Holster Of Victim's Father
In Jefferson a 38 caliber revolver alleged to be the murder weapon in the killing of Merle Lee Deal was found in a holster owned by her father Bruce McCollom, Grand Junction town marshal. Ballistics linked the weapon to the crime. Deal had claimed carrying a pistol during an argument and disposing of it en route to Grand Junction.
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Jefferson
Merle Lee Deal
Bruce McCollom
Roland Riley
McCollom
Grand Junction
Deal
Oitutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Dana
Mrs Deal
Riley
Culbertsons Edge Sims In Classic Contract Bridge Battle
In a 1935 analysis of the Ely Culbertson match, Jo Culbertson underled the spade ace against Hal Sims. Sims misguessed on a spade continuation, allowing Culbertson to win a critical trick and go down one in the long contract bridge duel that year.
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Ely
Jo Culbertson
Hal
Dorothy Sims
Sims
Culbertson
Shepard Barclay
King
Mrs. Culbertson
Res Syndicate, Inc
JUST FOLKS by EDGAR A. GUEST
A reflection on ants and their busy underground life as a metaphor for human work. The poem contrasts man’s daily cares with the hidden world beneath the soil and its energy driven by ants.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
On this date in history June 1, 1964 highlights
On this day AP notes events from 1813 James Lawrence's death remark after Chesapeake's capture to 1945 Osaka firebombing and early state admissions, plus Bourguiba constitution and Burma's Karen state creation. Indonesia oil deal also cited.
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James Lawrence
Chesapeake
Boston
Shannon
New Hawkeye Electric Building Under Construction on Extra Street
William Neiby, linked with Ernest Zurfluh in Atlantic Greenhouses for 22 years, sells his stake in the business to Zurfluh. Sharol Blake 18, daughter of Niles and Mrs. Blake of Star Route, named courteous driver of the month for May by the Atlantic Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Hawkeye Electric Company
Williiam Neiby
Ernest Zurfluh
Atlantic
Zurfluh
Sharol Blake
Niles Blake
Atlantic Junior Chamber of Commerce
Atlas: Robert B. Kay Receives Good Conduct Medal
Robert B. Kay of Atlantic stationed at Barksdale Field Louisiana is awarded the good conduct medal for one year of service without demerits. William Nelson earned $15.75 from selling 1,163 pound steers in Omaha this week. Miss Maxine Sisler becomes the new operator at West Iowa Telephone in Anita replacing Betty Karns Jones.
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Pic
Robert B. Kay
Atlantic
Barksdale Field
William Nelson
Omaha
Maxine Sisler
West Iowa
Fire truck upgrades and hunting prize noted in Cass County
Fire Chief Wright W. Hedges announced the Atlantic fire truck now carries a 100 gallon water booster tank replacing the 40 gallon chemical tank. The Ed Mullins led team won the crow hunt sponsored by the Cass County Chapter of the Izaak Walton League. Government scientists have isolated a pigment that signals plants to bloom.
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Atlantic
Wright W. Hedges
Ed Mullins
Cass County
Izaak Walton League
Typhoid Epidemic in Aberdeen Levels Off
Aberdeen reports signs the typhoid outbreak is slowing after linking to a supermarket corned beef slicer. 209 hospitalized with 160 confirmed cases and 49 suspects. one death. Navy cases misattributed to typhoid later ruled as gastroenteritis. schools and social life still disrupted.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Glasgow
Admiralty
Jan MacQueen
Des Moines Plans Private Help If City Strike Hits
Des Moines officials say private firms would collect garbage and maintain sewers if strikes by about 400 city laborers and equipment operators began June 8 over demanded pay raises.
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Action Des Moines
Des Moines
Nose bleeds easily controlled practical emergency tips
Practical guidance on stopping nose bleeds using firm nasal packing with cotton, nostril pressure for an hour, and cauterization if needed. Explains common causes crusts in the nasal septum and lubrication to prevent crust formation, plus when to seek hospital care and consult a doctor.
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King Featu
Metropolitan Life Agent Attends Dallas Conference
Don Paul of Metropolitan Life Insurance left Saturday for Dallas for a business conference with company officials. He posted an exceptional 1963 sales and service record and ranks among Metropolitan's top staff of 30,060 field representatives in the United States and Canada.
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Don Paul
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Dallas
Tex
Paul
Metropolitan
United States
Canada
President Estenssoro Re-elected In Bolivian Vote
President Victor Paz Estenssoro was re-elected as the sole candidate in Bolivia's vote. Counting of blank ballots awaited to gauge opposition strength. About one million voters were eligible. Paz, 56, said the victory shows the people want tranquility.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Paz
Noted Leader’s Bid for Constitutional Change
The text recalls a president serving a four year term from 1952 to 1956 and then being elected again in 1960, highlighting a bid to alter rules to allow a president to succeed himself.
Seven Young Children Struck by Measles in Plainview
In Plainview New York the Archie Young family reports all seven children contracted measles. The children named Nancy eight Linda seven Donald six Patricia four Robert three Steven two and Laura 106 months old were affected.
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Plainview
N. Y
Archie Young
Nancy
Linda
Donald
Patricia
Robert
Steven
Laura
Phone Your Kick Carrier for Atlantic News Delivery
In Atlantic on a city carrier route, residents should call their delivery office if the News-Telegraph has not arrived by 7 PM. The notice urges customers to report late deliveries to ensure timely service and address issues with mail routes.
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Atlantic
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