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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
2
A collage of reader letters to Dear Abby covers motherhood adoption and praise for devoted parents, a birthday Mother's Day grievance, pet burial debates, a poem quote on animals, prom invitation etiquette, and a note about Anita visitors and a Health Education Welfare staff size.
State Liquor Control Commission reports western border liquor stores down 10.23 percent this year from last year with 1.57 million in sales for 10 months ending April 30. Eastern border stores fall 16.81 percent to 3.79 million. Interior Iowa up 1.07 percent at 13.2 million. Total state stores decline to 37.6 million from 38.8 million.
In Dallas, Dallas Ahnen, son of Mr and Mrs William Ahnen, arrived home May 18 from Goose Bay Labrador after being separated from the air force. He served there two years. Five executives of Moscow’s GUM department store were arrested on charges of supplying black market operators, Pravda reported.
Edited by Ben J. Gibson Jr this collection from speeches articles and observations presents former president as a witty American Izaac Walton. The charming book promises a special place on every fisherman’s bookshelf.
A new shelter house at Cold Springs state park south of Lewis provides space for ten picnic tables atop a hill. The park sees a rush of picnickers in June for swimmers and fishermen, while local readers note other travel and cultural mentions within this periodical.
Esquire's Book of Fishing edited by Robert Scharff explores salt and fresh water fishing with advice for all levels and features writers like Hemingway and Wylie. The Tempering Years by Edwin F. Hoyt surveys the thirties, tracing economic change, personalities, and events up to 1939, from Hoover to Hitler.
A critique of Nancy Hale's Fiction Black Summer from Little, Brown notes the effect on a child in a loving home when visiting kin reveal Yankee conformity. Seven year old Robert Kean and his cousin Julia confront the pressure to be good, provoking a disruptive denouement and exposing hidden problems.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sheeder and Linda and Twila moved to Racine Wisconsin for new work. Their son Virgil stays with grandparents in Adair for the summer and will return to Adair Casey High School as a senior next fall.
Mrs William Kuechmann and her children Bruce Peggy and Jan joined her mother Mrs Frank Swain in New York City on June 3. They flew by jet to Glasgow Scotland and plan to tour Scotland England and France with travel arranged from New York.
Burmese authorities released about 400 Thai fishermen jailed for fishing in Burmese waters. Thai and Burmese border officials ended five days of talks in Bangkok and agreed to border committees to improve cross border cooperation along a 1 000 mile frontier plagued by banditry smuggling and illegal crossings. Shirley Owen in Vancouver says she received a one cent tax refund from the Canadian government for her 1962 income tax form.
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