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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1963
Page
1
The United States undertakes a broad federal effort to aid the Negro minority amid public backlash from violent acts. A Korean War era incident is cited where a North Korean general compares a police dog attack to U S civil rights actions, signaling global propaganda risks.
The article argues that nuclear disarmament talks fail over the insistence on inspections. The Reds refuse inspections while the West demands them, and past conferences ended with Moscow denying access. The piece predicts future talks will fail until the Kremlin concedes inspections, asserting Moscow lags behind the U.S. in atomic capabilities.
Analysis notes Pope John II stands as a emblem of modern Christian progress. Elected late in life his short tenure amplifies his impact by uniting Catholic and Protestant groups. Observers credit him with guiding the church toward a shared direction and influencing Christendom broadly.
London AP reports Prime Minister Macmillan remains in seclusion at his country home as Conservative critics mount pressure over the Profumo affair. He plans a speech for Monday as the House of Commons weighs the scandal involving Christine Keeler, John Profumo, and Yevgeny Ivanov.
The Atlantic News-telegraph lists address 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa and outlines publication schedule evenings except Sunday plus subscription prices by carrier and mail tier across local Cass county and wider regions. It notes affiliations with state and national press associations and listing editor F D Simpson.
The deal shows declarer using a six diamond pure squeeze against East West vulnerable. After a club lead and ruff, he aims to ruff and force discards by East, then generates two heart or spade tricks depending on East discard choices. The example analyzes lines where East cannot safely discard and must yield the contract. Kea Syndicate Las.
Drew Pearson notes Kennedy's American University address as a clear call to pursue peace with the USSR. He warns right wing forces risk war, cites Wilson's failure, and urges readers to study the speech to understand the stakes and the need for mutual tolerance.
The fragment references mounting taxes debts and liens plus golf misplays including three putts and assorted mishaps. It hints at chaos on a course with phrases like Whitt claff hook slice and bunker gitches. The piece reads like a tense, comic aside.
The Iowa legislature approved a 24.5 million appropriation, but a conflict with statute may allow State Civil Defense Director Ray Stiles to earn 10 500 a year despite the funded 9 000. Attorney General Huldman favors the agency setting the director’s salary. The session totals show 1 107 599 in costs with large spending on legislators and staff salaries, printing, and joint expenditures. Rep. David Stanley weighs lieutenant governor prospects amid Republican names. COPE reviews voting records for the 60th General Assembly while staff changes sweep Gov. Hughes circle and liquor enforcement sets salaries. Lang exits Iowa Real Estate Commission after 17 years. Gary Martin named successor. Gallaudet University noted as the world’s only college for the deaf founded in 1864 with 600 enrollment.
Highland Addn Zurfluh Addn LaVista Place Fairlawn Addn and Remaining East and West Sides have listed phone contacts. The numbers pertain to 243 prefixes with multiple area add-ons for residents seeking information or services.
A garbled health column discusses tuberculosis germ resistance and vaccination prospects at a university, urging continued chest X rays and exams until immunity develops. It also notes French culinary knowledge and a tasteless powder studied for nourishment, then shifts to emotional health advice and reliance on physicians for personal medical issues.
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