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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
1
The piece surveys a range of topics from Hoffa’s potential imprisonment and donor appreciation to Arab wealth from oil. It compares population densities across continents, notes Alabama’s resistance to Black enrollment, critiques Kennedy administration challenges, and touches on papal nationality questions with historical context.
Ten years ago Mrs. LeRoy Retallic won today’s Staley magic word radio contest. The Lewis band will play park concerts this year on Tuesday evenings, first one held this week. Mrs. E A Worthington of Adair visits Cumberland granddaughter family. Emil Nygaard, Atlantic auto mobile dealer, returning to Fort Leonard Wood Mo for civilian unit duty. Thirty years ago Miss Ruth Shriver of Cumberland visited Quick relatives. Mrs Nancy Vedane visiting Willard Rhodes in Cumberland. Pacific storm Typhoon Polly heads into Pacific with 18 dead 1 missing 17 injured in Japan. Don’t drive if you drink.
The article lists office address at 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa and editorial staff led by F D Simpson. It notes publication schedule evenings except Sundays and provides extensive subscription rates for local and distant readers, including carriers and mail options across multiple regions and durations.
The Savannah operating contract went to States Marine Lines, despite experts' recommendation of American Presidents Line. John McCone held a large interest in States Marine, raising conflict concerns noted by senators during McCone's CIA confirmation. Kennedy approved the choice amid partisan scrutiny.
Poem reflects on old fashioned dining and conversation with friends. The speaker recalls a lingering dinner where minds engaged, laughter and silence shared, and time spent in thoughtful discourse rather than hurried activities. The piece praises generous talk and thoughtful exchange at a late night table.
In a six hearts contract, Boris Schapiro as declarer benefited from a favorable 3-2 trump break and strong diamonds and clubs sequence. He scored 980 points for bidding and making the slam, but his team lost 120 points on the hand. At the other table, North-South stopped at four hearts. East bid four spades doubled, yielding a 1,100 point defeat. The episode underscores risks in team play.
Governor Harold Hughes will visit the Yellow River Forest area in northeast Iowa June 12 to 14 to inspect the state prison labor camp and fish trout streams he has never fished before. The trip, organized by Clyde Frodden of Greene with conservation officials and other state leaders, includes fishing dawn hours June 14 and sightseeing along the Mississippi.
Dear Miss R answers questions about cosmetic surgery for burn scars and disfigurement, discussing medical evaluation by physicians, potential psychological benefits, and referral to plastic surgeons. It also covers peanuts inhalation risks, hormones use, and eye foreign bodies with practical guidance.
Gov. Harold Hughes signed the 1963 law change allowing Iowa drivers to renew licenses within 30 days after their birthday without an exam. Licenses are renewed every two years on birth dates. the old rule required 30 days before the birthday. The measure takes effect July 4 alongside other bills on highway access and landowner rights.
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