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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
6
A критique framing the Alabama governor as a tragic figure, portraying his bid for martyrdom as harmful and out of step with modern progress. The piece argues the conflict with federal authority over Negro university access risks mockery and a fair legal process would constrain him.
A possible railroad strike could halt national business within days. The News Telegraph, with 25 days of paper and a carload due in 15 days, would be unable to receive supplies if the strike occurs, risking widespread commercial disruption. The federal government plans to intervene to avert calamity.
The piece argues the British scandal is a political tool, with the war minister’s lies to the House of Commons and rumors of unchaste liaisons overshadowed by opposition plans to gain control. It warns the outs will exploit the issue for advantage.
The Conservative party of Iowa projects a skeleton leadership with county heads named but lacks popular appeal. Similar parties have failed in Iowa when farmers were down, and the current stable conditions suggest a new party will struggle to gain traction.
Gregory Peck Geraldine Page and Darryl F Zanuck won the 1963 Donatello foreign film awards in Rome Italy Peck received the best foreign actor prize for To Kill a Mockingbird Page won best foreign actress for Sweet Bird of Youth and Zanuck named best foreign film for The Longest Day Italian winners included Gina Lollobrigida Silvana Mangano Vittorio Gassman and Vittorio De Sica The awards will be presented July 27 with the Donatello statuettes.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details and rates for subscriptions. Includes editors and contact notes along with pricing for carriers in Atlantic and surrounding counties, and mail rates across Iowa and the U.S. Canada pricing listed.
Drew Pearson reports a secret U-2 fallout study showing radioactivity far higher than expected. He cites HEW and Pentagon tensions, delayed public guidance, and calls for disclosure. The piece also notes ongoing segregation in the Congressional Page corps, with male white pages dominating.
Ten years ago Dr and Mrs B L Meurer and their daughter from Adair returned from a winter spent in Texas. Mrs Perry Crum of Lewis is employed as a nurse aide at Atlantic Memorial Hospital.
Fred Parsons returns to West Plains Missouri after a visit in Anita with his daughter Mrs.
Drexel Chadwick and Lawrence Rossmann arrived yesterday from Jackson Mississippi to visit Mr and Mrs Henry Rossmann in Walnut.
Thirty years ago Carl Keller a farmer from north of Wiota was a business caller this morning. W T Billy Biggs a well known Anitan was here this morning attending to business affairs and chatting with friends.
In a Becker Championship play South declarer in six spades counts losers, aims to avoid a club loss, and finds a line via three trump rounds, heart cashing, ruffing a heart, then club and diamond play. The outcome hinges on defender discards and heart trumping, yielding slam potential.
Kennedy announced start of fresh discussions with the Soviet Union on a comprehensive nuclear test ban set for mid July. He also pledged the United States will not test in the atmosphere unless others do, a revival of past moves with Khrushchev and Macmillan aimed at pressuring inspection terms.
Linda Wilkins of Clear Lake earned the Miss North Iowa of 1963 title at the North Iowa Band Festival silver anniversary in Mason City. About 45,000 people watched the parade with 82 marching bands from northern Iowa and southern Minnesota, 77 queens, and 23 floats.
Community publication seeks true stories from local readers about early days ancestors adventures or unusual happenings. Readers may write their own tales or provide facts and have the magazine craft the narrative. Help needed to enrich the magazine with authentic local lore.
The poem notes scoffers sneer at traditional virtues yet the world endures with old-fashioned faith and decency. It contrasts critics with noble women and men who stay true to core values despite cynics.
A list of area additions and contact phones appears: Highland Addn, Zurfluh Addn, LaVista Place, Fairlawn Addn with respective telephone numbers 243-4948, 243-3704, 243-1088, and 243-5535.
A reader asks for a medicine to restore salty taste and lip peeling from vegetables. Dr Lester and Dr Coleman stress no mail order remedy. only the patient’s own doctor can evaluate and treat. Typhoid vaccination before Europe is advised. a proper medical history is essential. Another reader fears dying of cancer and is reassured that nerves and anxiety require professional guidance.
A brief piece notes that wives continue their marches and daily routines despite critics deeming the methods misguided. The column reflects mid-century social commentary on gender roles and public perception.
Pepsi-Cola Bottling company of Des Moines announces Patio Diet Cola as a low calorie drink with one calorie per six ounce serving. The Atlantic area is among the first in the United States to receive the product, sold in six bottle cartons. Government auto tax take totaled over 4.7 billion dollars last fiscal year.
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