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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
1
An opinion argues against blanket national rules for income and living standards. It cites a Washington poverty threshold under 3 000 dollars versus areas where 83 000 suffices. It warns that uniform programs fail to account for varied costs of living and risks mislabeling prosperous regions as low in spirits.
The piece notes rising European interest in U S beef and potential subsidies to compete, while warning that urban violence worsens with insufficient police control and possible National Guard use. It argues cures include work camps schooling and stronger enforcement, and criticizes Vietnam Laos policy and the risk of losing prestige if the conflict continues.
Stamp collectors in Cape Canaveral flood the post office with first day covers for the John F. Kennedy stamp. They want a Cape Kennedy postmark, but none exists and the city council rejected changing the town name to match the cape.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, with distinct prices for local and distant destinations. Rates cover monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options, including U.S. and Canada mailings with varied durations.
Drew Pearson reports Rep Rooney and Rep Bow vetoed U.S. counterpart funds for Egyptian Nubian temples at Abu Simbel despite Kennedy’s promise. The debate revealed questions about disclosure and funding sources as officials cited rising Aswan reservoir waters threatening the 3,000 year old sites.
The Iowa Tax Commission reports total receipts about 19.7 million dollars higher than last July 1, with individuals contributing roughly 4.7 million more. Advance pay taxes and faster tabulation help explain the rise, while cigarette, sales, use, and inheritance taxes also show gains, alongside corporate income taxes.
North dealer North South vulnerable South opens 1 Pass 1 6 2NT 3 6. The article explains how a trump coup works with a sample hand where West leads clubs and East wins. Declarer reduces trumps, ruffs diamonds, and times plays to force the coup with dummy to be in position at trick twelve.
In Des Moines a May conference drew nearly two hundred attendees from across the state to discuss medical quackery and nutritional misinformation. The article urges better nutrition education, respect for food, and regular consumption of milk vitamins minerals and protein from diverse foods while resisting overreliance on supplements.
A poem argues that true happiness comes from serving others and simple pleasures, not wealth or pride. It urges teaching children that fellowship with nature and humble living bring lasting joy, contrasting material riches with humane values. A separate note mentions collectors draining the Treasury Department of cartwheels, leaving about three million in reserve.
The Warren Commission will hear additional testimony from Lee Harvey Oswald’s widow, Mrs. Oswald, recalling June 11. The panel did not explain the reason for the subpoena. Waldorf news mentions Castro and Halahy remarks alongside other items.
Reader questions cover mat burn risks in wrestling and infection prevention, plus liver checks after hepatitis and new acne therapies. Experts advise soap and antiseptic care, tetanus vaccination, periodic liver testing per physician guidance, and use of antibiotics and skin abrasion techniques to improve adolescent acne scars.
Dr Clive R Ayres of Grant elected vice president of the Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians on Surgeons at the 56th annual Des Moines convention. LeRoy Odem new treasurer of Farm House pledge class at Iowa State. Sondra Bissell prominent Cass county graduate valedictorian at Atlantic High School exercises. Merlin Jessen leaves Kimballton for Osceola to work with Jensen Construction. Mrs Gerald Redburn resigns as Anita Librarian. John Budd elected secretary of the Iowa Bar Association junior section at Des Moines. Camp Creek Ramblers beat Sarah All Stars 6 5 at Carl Schwartz diamond. Baker’s cafe moved to former Nie man recreation site in Avoca. Anita waterworks improvements cost 5000 dollars.
The 1945 Aleutian earthquake generated 55 foot tsunami waves along Hawaiian shores, causing the loss of about 150 lives and widespread damage across the islands.
A brief contact line for the west side area near Chestnut provides a phone listing 243 4916 for inquiries or services.
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