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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
1
The piece argues youths must be kept busy to avoid delinquency. It cites juvenile judges and notes that even without paid jobs, youths can perform chores, lawn work, window washing, and janitorial tasks. Parents should create productive tasks to prevent loafing and court involvement.
The piece argues segregation arises from geographic housing patterns more than policy. It notes urban Negro populations cluster, creating neighborhood schools and automatic segregation. It calls for integrating housing first to desegregate schools over time.
The piece notes college all-star football chatter as the season begins and mentions June 21 as the longest day. It highlights Park Meadows changes with new lawns hedges trees and flowers and credits Atlantic housing projects with city improvements.
The Iowa Commerce Commission authorized Boyer Valley Co. of Denison to operate as a contract liquid transport carrier. It moves animal blood between packing houses and drying plants on multiple routes including Fort Dodge Manning Osage Sioux City Perry and Postville. The transfer request was to move the certificate from Bill Haines of Haines Transport to his new corporation Haines Transport Inc.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details and a full pricing table for subscriptions. Rates cover carrier, mail within Cass county and nearby areas, and U S destinations, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson outlines Kennedy pressures from his Catholic faith on Vietnam Buddhist repression, birth control debates at the World Food Congress, and tensions over race riots in northern cities. The piece highlights Kennedy aides like Robert Kennedy and Illinois moves to curb birth control info, amid Catholic leadership opposition.
Darlene Stamp age 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Stamp Lewis becomes president of the Iowa Girls 4 H clubs. Mrs Donna Dorsey of Anita visits relatives in LaPorte City. Joe Dorsey of Fort Dodge visits Cumberland relatives. Twenty years ago note mentions Mrs F J Hanna of Kimballton visiting Des Moines. Pvt Carl Hansen on a 10 day furlough from Utah camp with wife. Thirty years ago Dr Roscoe Needles serving as interne in Cleveland.
Reports from NEW GAINS DAMASCUS say Iraq claims broader advances against Kurdish rebels while other sources note continued Kurdish resistance. Travelers in Beirut report Kurds set fire to two oil wells near Kirkuk and killed five Iraqi employees of the Iraq Petroleum Co.
A reader recounts a humorous sleep bid to top master play in contract bridge. Becker notes the spoof letter while the writer boasts of illusions of grand slams and flawless play, claiming to be world’s best only in slumber.
Des Moines AP report cites Dr. William C. Sherman stating per capita animal fat intake remains 52 grams, unchanged since 1990, even as meat consumption rises about 32 pounds yearly since 1930. He notes rising vegetable fats and questions link to heart disease. fats aid vitamin absorption and energy. About 300 attend the meeting.
The poem portrays a troubled man who blames others for his life since youth. He recalls harsh teachers and unkind parents, failing to learn, and grows self centered. He sulks through life and dies unhappy, unable to see beyond his own day.
U.S. bee colonies total roughly 5 450 900 across states. The figure reflects nationwide beekeeping activity and pollination services.
The economy faces a summer patch with steel orders down after a run of gains as fears of a strike ease. Auto output remains strong but may dip with model changes. Industrial production hits new highs, while construction stays solid and government spending rises. Inflation and unemployment worries linger though long term credit remains ample.
Reader questions cover wrinkle removal safety ACTH meaning and Paget’s disease basics. The column advises consulting doctors and plastic specialists for cosmetics, explains sweating causes and thyroid checks, defines ACTH, and notes X ray tests and collars for neck spine snapping.
AP reports Secretary of Agriculture L. B. Liddy named three new members to two year terms on the Marketing Board. David Noller of Sigourney and representing the Iowa Swine Producers Association, Raymond Pim of Lucas representing the Iowa Beef Producers Association, and R. W. Ferguson of Des Moines representing the Horticultural Society were appointed. Keith Wilson of Iowa City was mentioned.
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