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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1963
Page
1
The article breaks the farming sector into three classes. It argues that one size fits all policies fail because upper, middle, and lower tier farms differ greatly in scale and need. It suggests focusing aid on the basic issues of the largest problem group rather than broad, incompatible solutions.
Civil defense faces stiff hurdles as fallout shelters struggle to take off. A report for the House Armed Services Committee declares the engineering problems insurmountable and costs likely to rise with advances in bomb capability, while some lawmakers deem current plans outdated.
Richard Groves eldest son of Mr and Mrs Robert Groves received an American Legion Auxiliary award for being the outstanding boy in Massena high school class. Also noted are brief items on a southwest and west coast tour by Mr and Mrs Winse Drake and family.
Local notice lists publication details for the Atlantic News-Telegraph including editorial staff and mailing rates. It lists subscription prices by carrier and mail, with varying terms for Cass county and broader areas, plus Canada.
Washington column notes White House junket rules differ by individual, exposing equal travel costs for reporters while others fly free. It cites stories of McNamara, the Columbine, naval flights, and congressmen’s weekends, plus a new ambassador to protect fishing interests and U.S. Canada fishing tensions.
A poem recounts a night singing scene and a neighbor’s tale about a nightingale and a rose. The speaker learns to cherish beauty through doubt and sorrow, hoping to find reason in tears and life’s splendor. Benjamin Franklin favored the wild turkey as the national symbol.
Dear Abby fields letters on a constant talker mother and a teen dating issue. A frustrated daughter asks how to cope with nonstop babble while another teen asks if kissing lessons are needed for her boyfriend.
In a Masters Individual Championship match a West hand opened diamonds after a cooperative double by East on four hearts. At table one East declarer ruffed, then employed a sequence to defeat the contract, costing South two tricks and down three. A sensational defense at table two also defeated four hearts.
A farm magazine seeks true local stories from readers. It invites residents to share early days, ancestor tales, unusual happenings, and youthful adventures. Readers can write their own stories or provide facts for the magazine to craft their piece.
The note invites readers to write a personal reply to Abby during lunch, and to send 50 cents to Box 3365 Beverly Hills California for Abby's booklet How To Have A Lovely Wedding. Include a self addressed stamped envelope for responses.
Mr and Mrs Edward Brownsberger Sr and family Mr and Mrs Fred Brownsberger and Mr and Mrs Edward Brownsberger Jr attend funeral services at Casey for Truman Michaels brother of Mrs Brownsberger Sr who died in a traffic accident Sunday.
The Cloverette 4 H club hosted a come as you are breakfast on June 4 at Nancy Laird home with 15 attendees. Instructors Mrs Roy Baker Mrs Doris Helms and Mrs Max Marsh assisted the event.
The GP stands as the independent total health practitioner and vital force in American medicine. He is the cornerstone of patient trust and hospital care, guiding holistic health and coordinating specialists when needed.
The McAfee family dominated the Anita high school alumni banquet with Mrs. Wm McAfee honored as a fifty year graduate and sons Wm Jr and Conrad attending as a class of 32 representative. Three sons and three daughters are Anita graduates. The note also discusses a word usage error and light local commentary.
Readable contact line lists a West Side phone number 243-4918 for kick carrier services including the Chestnut area.
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