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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
1
Editorial argues Governor Barnett and state leaders deplore the Jackson murder while avoiding responsibility, criticizing actions fueling racial tensions. It claims eleven ministers were arrested after protests and asserts the killing may galvanize Negro rights efforts and federal action.
Authorities weigh the Moon program against other needs. Critics say the propaganda value of winning the race is real but the cost in dollars and delayed funding for cancer research schools and slum clearance reduces enthusiasm for moon exploration.
Congressman Gross failed to stop the plan for a new swimming pool in the congressional office building. The elaborate facility would cost taxpayers a sizable sum and is argued to aid lawmakers health and efficiency. The episode highlights tensions over budget priorities and public accountability.
The commentary notes a parallel between the film Cleopatra showing a fall of Roman leaders due to a woman and a British scandal where a woman brings disgrace to a national leader. It suggests Americans might call it publicity while Britain treats it seriously.
Mrs George Paschal of Webster City became president of the Iowa P E O at the convention in Sioux City. Elected with her were Mrs Ernest Rasmuseon Davenport first vice president Mrs O S Knudson Ames second vice president Mrs W E Carter Mount Pleasant organizer Mrs Carlton Vernon Corning recording secretary and Mrs Charles Milligan Sioux City treasurer.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription rates for local carriers and mail. Details include monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and annual prices for Cass County and surrounding areas, plus nationwide and Canada options.
Attorney General Robert Kennedy described race strain as a boiling kettle and warned of possible North violence. He accused Bull Connor of brutality, cited King’s limited early demonstrations, and urged restraint while urging lawmakers to press for civil rights despite Southern opposition.
Through the Alliance for Progress Guatemala received 19.3 million dollars in U S aid the joint program began. The poem reflects on faith endurance and public critique of rain inspired hardship and national effort under American assistance.
In a two hearts open, four hands are analyzed for takeout doubles and passes. Hand 1 suggests a takeout double with partner likely having a five card or better suit. Hand 2 favors two spades to interfere. Hand 3 supports another double to pressure opponents and seek best trump. Hand 4 favors a pass to avoid risky contracts and aim for a plus score on defense.
Des Moines reports the periodical cicada reappears after 17 years. Iowa State University entomologist Harold Gunderson notes life cycle, tree preferences, and potential impact on branches. Local officials estimate a large Des Moines population with many trees aged 17 years or older.
The message invites area residents to share true stories about early days ancestors adventures or unusual happenings. Writers may submit their own tale or provide facts for the magazine to craft. Readers are urged to contribute for engaging reads.
Residents report a booming chorus as periodical cicadas emerge in Greg Rouleau's hilltop Fort Madison yard. Experts note wings may have failed to develop due to temperature and wind at nymph emergence, but voices remain unaffected. The male mating call echoes from the trees as cicadas swarm, creating nightly crescendos.
In Grimstad Norway a police patrol bicycle was wrongly auctioned off for 3.50 at a lost property sale. The bike had a new light worth 5. Police asked the buyer to return it but he refused. He offered to lend the bike to the police until they buy a new one costing 60.
Deputy Sheriff Leonard Ratliff was appointed by the Taylor County Board of Supervisors to fill the unexpired term of Arthur Matheny who resigned to become a special investigator with the State Department of Public Safety.
The article notes historic limits of aneurysm treatment and describes modern techniques such as nylon tubing grafts arterial transplants and vascular patches that renew life prospects for patients with abdominal aneurysms. It emphasizes the shift from fatal risk to improved survival through innovative vascular surgeries.
Ten years ago Harold Simon led the Omaha market with 15 head of 240 pound hogs selling at 24.50 and 12 head of 10 pounders at 24. Miss Maureen DeWitt a Denver teacher visits Griswold to vacation at her father Fred B DeWitt home.
Twenty years ago Misses Margaret Ruth and Marion Chovanic of Casey went to Des Moines to seek employment. Miss Dessamore Dickey, first grade teacher in Griswold, is employed in the Boys Town office in Omaha. Thirty years ago Lester Luke, a well known Massena garage proprietor, was a presenees caller in Atlanctic. D R Forshay, Anita realtor, is in the city on business.
City workers in Griswold paint park tables white as part of a cleanup effort in the municipal park. The project aims to refresh public seating and improve the park’s appearance for residents and visitors.
This week several new benches were installed at the Cocklin fish farm where a general clean up day took place. The shelter house has been painted white and the roadside park and city park received mowing and painting. A public picnic is planned for Thursday evening, June 27.
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