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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
1
Editorial briefs discuss parolee crime and rehabilitation concerns, Cuba missiles and McNamara policy debates, and the difficulty of desegregation. The piece argues for individual assessment of people, not race, as a path to race relations and civil progress.
Republican senators pledged further civil rights legislation but offered no clear stance on defeating a Southern filibuster. Conference chair Leverett Saltonstall noted some division in the group and uncertain attendance, while affirming confidence in the general direction of the effort.
In a three hour session, Republicans approved a statement supporting further appropriate legislation to address national problems. Earlier, a two hour meeting ended without agreement. The AP report notes the remarks followed by local events in Sioux Rapids where Dennis Edwards and his wife took out home insurance. A lightning strike caused damage worth several hundred dollars.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details, editor, and pricing structures. It notes evening issues except Sundays along with subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic and mail options across counties, Iowa, and U.S. Canada rates.
Ex ambassador Victor Andrade, former Bolivia minister and long-time envoy to the U S, runs for president in La Paz while offering a new tact of friendship with Washington. Ben Stephansky reports a shift in Latin American diplomacy as the United States weighs its stance. Detergent lobby fights Reuss ABS ban as Capitol Hill battles over nondecomposing surfactants. Procter and Gamble leads the opposition with Neil McElroy at the helm.
Andrade, a Bolivian revolutionary figure, defends friendship with the United States as he denounces anti US politics. He recalls U S aid to Bolivia and confronts peasant leaders at his ranch while linking detergents policy to U S industry critique.
A short poem about freedom not as license to indulge but as the power to express nobility, pursue self improvement, and resist narrow opinions. It contrasts bondage to fear and base trends with the higher aim of a virtuous personal vision.
A bridge column analyzes a 1988 King Feat style defense. West defies a neutral diamond return, plays a club, forcing a killing sequence that leads East to defeat declarer. The example highlights evaluating unseen cards and pressure on declarer with precise defense.
The article predicts a pivotal week as Governor Wallace defies a federal court order to admit Negro students at the University of Alabama. President Kennedy plans to send civil rights bills to Congress, with troops available to back court orders if violence erupts, while Southern Democrats threaten filibusters.
Local farm magazine invites readers to submit true narratives about early days ancestors adventures and unusual happenings. Submissions can be written by contributors or by staff with facts provided. Readers urged to share engaging, true stories for publication consideration.
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Paul Bintner and family of Council Bluffs visited his mother Mrs Barbara Bintner in Wiota over the weekend. Mrs Wallace Bullock and daughter Jean are in Alton Illinois for Martha Bullock’s Monticello College graduation. Ensign Bette Garnes a nurse in the naval hospital at Norfolk Virginia has returned to her station after a leave with her parents Mr and Mrs M M Garnes.
Postmaster W Mccurdy inspects three rural routes out of Massena. Mr and Mrs L E Menden hall of Ames visited Casey last week to handle business interests.
Russell Produce Co. of Centerville and four employees pleaded innocent in US District Court to charges they failed to keep required truck driver logs. Drivers Cham Berlin and Harold Ruepke plus Clare Davis and James Lemmon faced 20 counts alleging log omissions and false filings. The firm had previously been fined $1,500 in 1959 for hours violations.
James D. Kennedy, 23, of Spirit Lake, Iowa, graduated from the Air Force Academy and received his commission. His father, Edward J. Kennedy, had traveled to Spirit Lake to witness the ceremony but did not live to see his son graduate.
This health column explains how to identify poison ivy by its three leaf clusters with red tints in spring and fall, green in summer, and oily sap. It describes allergic reactions, washing exposed skin, avoiding contamination, and urges immunization research and community education to reduce exposure.
An Air Force Academy graduate from Manson Iowa Kent Erwin Harbaugh of Springs Colorado died Monday after heart surgery in Colorado. He ranked second in his graduating class and received his diploma before the failing operation.
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