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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
1
The piece critiques U S policy in Asia and the risk of nuclear brinkmanship between Moscow and Washington. It notes conflicting reports from Southeast Asia, a weak U S stance, and doubts about a viable path forward. It also covers Mr Scranton entering the presidential race amid Goldwater momentum and unlikely GOP miracles.
Howard Lackershire of Des Moines received the American Red Cross Certifi cate of Merit for saving Marie Harjehausen on December 6 when a car rolled toward her as she stood by a garage. He helped push the car away and gave artificial respiration until she breathed again.
AP reports actress Joan Crawford aged 56 is hospitalized at Cedars of Lebanon with an upper respiratory infection but a hospital spokesman says her condition is good.
The Atlantic News Telegraph announces its publication details and subscription pricing. Editor FD Simpson listed. the paper participates in state and national press associations. Rates vary by location and duration, including in-county, statewide, and U.S. mail options.
Drew Pearson via Jack Anderson reports GOP governors at the Governors Conference clash with Nelson Rockefeller over moderates and Goldwater. Nixon grapples with loyalty while Rockefeller and Scranton pressure. Goldwater refuses detailed platforms and gains momentum. IBM unloads $162.5 million in old computers as System 360 debuts amid defense buyout.
A poem contrasts a city office window with a home scene. The speaker sees bleak urban signs and crowds but finds true beauty outside in a green lawn flowers birds and children at play, realizing life has a larger view beyond the office.
Central City reports three city leaders resigning after disputes over arrests and mayor court handling. Mayor Vern Phelps and city clerk wife quit on Saturday night, Town Marshal Roy Beasley resigns but stays 30 days to wrap up duties. Cus A. Lee named mayor and MC. Lewis named temporary clerk as operations transition.
In a South-North game West's revoke shifted the result dramatically. West led trump, misplayed aces, and the director ruled the revoke, granting South six tricks and a total of 1,470 points despite West holding three aces. The incident halted play as officials addressed the penalty and scoring.
About 16 000 Catholics demonstrated peacefully in Danang and Hue in central Vietnam on Sunday to protest persecution. Unarmed police and gendarmes patrolled the rallies, and no violence was reported.
Senator Keating reports 4000 to 7000 Soviet troops remain in Cuba after alleged withdrawal pause. Population Bureau warns growing crowds could force rationing of national parks as the one billionth visitor arrived in 1962 and the second is expected in 1973. President Johnson attends National City Christian Church.
Listing of residential additions with contact phone numbers for LeViste and Fairlawn areas. Includes two Highland Addn numbers and Fairlawn Addn line.
The article explains how jaw joint pain and referred ear and neck discomfort arise from incorrect bite due to missing teeth worn dentures and old dental work. It outlines dental causes and treatments including X ray studies bite splints and rehabilitation to restore proper bite and jaw function.
Sunday service drew President Johnson along with Mrs. Johnson and Cabinet members Luther Hodges and Stewart Udall and their spouses. With the heat at about 90 degrees, the congregation used church fans and several men removed coats while Hodges Udall and the president kept theirs on.
King Mahendra and Queen Ratna of Nepal arrive in Karachi on a two day private visit to Pakistan. The royal party is greeted by local officials as part of a diplomatic trip.
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