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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
1
Middlewestern beef producers unite to boost consumption without subsidies. Delegations head to New York City and Dearborn to raise awareness in national markets, while European outreach explores new sales. Collective effort aims to lift cattlemen’s plight and expand beef sales globally.
A historical editorial argues that proactive policing can deter violence by compiling dossiers on known sex offenders. Citing Atlanta’s desegregation success, it claims awareness of potential terrorists reduces risk and suggests local forces replicate this preventive approach to protect communities.
The piece argues visitors to the New York World’s Fair face exploitation. It urges rewriting criminal laws to curb gang violence and protect citizens. It notes partisan bitterness in GOP primaries and doubts party unity for the general election.
James R. Hoffa credited with more than 50000 in contributions from active and retired Teamsters as his trial on mail fraud and conspiracy continues in U S District Court. The union had halted payment of his legal fees after a push from the executive board. Prosecution has identified over 2000 records tied to the fund in question and seeks to establish the scope of alleged fraud.
Authorities remind drivers that stop signs require a full halt. rolling through at speed is dangerous and may lead to fines. Pedestrians and cross traffic rely on drivers stopping completely at intersections to prevent collisions.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details and post office information for Atlantic Iowa. It outlines various subscription rates for local Cass County and surrounding areas, plus mail rates within Iowa and across the United States and Canada.
Cairo reports Khrushchev’s anti unity stance still reverberating. Nasser chides the Soviet premier while Egypt’s drive for Arab unity persists. Khrushchev defends class based solidarity and praises Lenin while Moscow engineers advance the Nile project.
President Arturo Illia ordered nationwide beef rationing and export controls to ease a drought driven shortage. Decrees ban beef sales two days a week, set price ceilings, and apply a sliding export tariff as Argentina’s herds dwindle while Europe’s beef demand raises prices.
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In a club bridge game a misdeal leads to a dramatic swing as West led the wrong card. South ends down three, costing 300 points while North lectures about the psychology of the round.
Thought while shaving as the speaker reviews yesterday's frown and urges self reflection. The poem questions kindness and integrity, asking if one can meet the day with a clear conscience after selfish or mean deeds and still smile at one’s own reflection.
Arnie Nelson was named Athlete of the Year at Au dubon High School. Wallace Holste posted a 26.65 top on 35 head of 191 pound hogs sold in Omaha. Cadet Sgt Mark A McDermott, 24, son of Mrs Harold A McDermott of Anita, will graduate from West Point on June 8.
Kenneth Bolt becomes the district highway patrol office clerk replacing E. D. Dunn who will relocate with his family to Glendale California this week. Lieut Commander Clyde M Longstreth of 809 Hickory Street is notified of election as a fellow in the New York Academy of Medicine.
Arthur Snyder’s popcorn wagon burned this afternoon in front of Beech department store. Jennie and Russell Dotson of Grant headed to Corning for summer school. Atlantic New Jersey hotel chosen as Iowa delegation HQ for the Democratic national convention opening August 24. National committeeman Donald Mitchell urged Iowa delegates to send $50 advance hotel deposits promptly to Iowa Democratic state headquarters.
Sarah Jane Hicks 12 of Ironton Ohio becomes first casualty at the 37th annual national Spelling Bee held in a hotel ballroom with 70 contestants. The event offers 5700 in prizes led by 1000 first prize and a trip to the New York World’s Fair.
AP reports 17 year old Carol Byers of Clinton died when a motorcycle and a car collided here Wednesday evening. Driver Alvin Poffenberger of Clinton was charged with failure to yield. The motorcyclist Michael Meder, 17, suffered minor injuries.
Urinalysis remains one of the most revealing tests of the body giving clues about liver kidneys and blood. It detects sugar albumin specific gravity acidity bite salts and protein casts and can reveal disease or exposure to poisons. A routine urine check supports the full medical exam and reinforces health guidance from your physician.
President Johnson addresses the 78th Coast Guard Academy class in New London and will administer the oath to 100 graduates then commission each as Coast Guard officers. He to tour Groton’s Electric Boat and lay the keel of a nuclear submarine SSN650 with initials burned into the keel.
The domed ceiling of the main reading room at the Library of Congress soars 160 feet above the floor, creating a dramatic architectural feature.
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