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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
1
The article notes President Kennedy sought 394 million dollars for area redevelopment to reduce unemployment via new jobs and retraining. After two years, he asks for 455 million more, predicting further increases. the piece argues federal spending piles up and warns of escalating costs.
The piece argues government power to regulate who is served is contested. It notes independence of business owners and suggests Negro dollars should be segregated with individuals. It recalls a Negro customer who pays but is barred from dining inside, highlighting practical impact of segregation on commerce.
The piece argues that a surge in bankruptcies is predictable as aggressive credit offers lure people to buy on credit. It warns that when payments begin, many will owe more than their earnings, prompting some to seek bankruptcy as a last resort. It links persistent debt pressure to rising insolvencies.
The passage lists British spy scandals since the war including Burgess MacLean Vas sar May Fuchs Houghton and Profumo. It notes officials in government and science sold information to the Reds amid moral questions and cites De Gaulle’s critique of British decadence affecting European affairs.
A truck driver passing through Havens Oil station alerted firemen who quickly extinguished a blaze in the vehicle’s gas line. The truck was towed to Atlantic for repairs after the incident last night.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details including address 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa editor F D Simpson and phone 243-2624. It outlines subscription options by carrier local mail Cass county and surrounding areas and rates for Iowa US and Canada with varying term lengths.
Drew Pearson reports on behind the scenes fight as the Railway Express lobby pressures Parcel Post while a Philadelphia Negro Democrat, Robert Nix, deserts the administration's stance. The House Post Office committee dies in a 12 to 12 standoff before a compromise grants Parcel Post a three year grace period. Separately, a peaceful Washington march is kept calm by Negro officials and White House advisers, avoiding violence and police overreach.
William Shellenberger 56 of Waterloo was electrocuted when he touched a high voltage wire while changing a cross arm on a pole on a county road southwest of Denver Iowa. Officials report his wife and four children survive.
Bridge notes by B. Jay Becker analyze declarer play at Four Hearts with spade overcall and Three Notrump. Strategies cover trump ruffing, cashing K A diamonds, ruffing clubs, and line choices based on opponent distributions to guarantee or maximize tricks.
A nutrition note praises the cantaloupe season for its color and vitamin C while linking summer eating to better variety and appetite. It highlights fresh vegetables and dairy as part of a nourishing, lower calorie menu with meats and ice cream popular in hot weather.
The Rev. Thomas K. M. Burke, S J, argues in a doctoral thesis that religious groups can and should use organized public relations to reduce conflict and misunderstanding. He notes PR can help churches promote ethical values, improve internal communication, and foster cooperation across denominations. He earned a PhD from New York University on June 5.
Ten years ago Mary Redburn went to Sioux City to work as a nurse aide. Dr and Mrs W J Roberts of Clinton visit Mrs Kathryn Simpson in Extra. Twenty years ago Maxine Butler and Evelyn Raser of Omaha spent the weekend with their parents. Thirty years ago Mrs Harry Moore of Wiota visits her daughter near Cumberland. Mrs Ellen Lembke returns to Griswold after visiting in Omaha.
Spirit Lake reports Dallas T. Alford of Davenport was elected grand commander of the Knights Templar of Iowa at the state convention. Also chosen were Marlin S. Rufer of Fort Dodge as deputy grand commander and Claude J. Bradley in another top post.
Contact numbers list remaining East Side and West Side areas with different phone lines. East Side area uses 243 2108 while West Side uses 243 4910 for inquiries and services.
A holiday health column advises gradual reentry into strenuous activities to avoid fatigue and seasickness. It explains seasickness causes, mentions WWII research on prevention, and stresses using physician advised medications and safe drinking water during travel to ensure a healthy, enjoyable vacation.
Des Moines generalissimo Don Wolfe Mount Pleasant grand captain general Emil J. Bia si and Dubuque re elected recorder Anamosa Reformatory Thursday tied to a spate of farm break ins. They were arrested Sunday on charges of breaking and entering and larceny motorists. Obey stop signs they do not mean slow down.
Estherville youths Ronald Kinner and Gerald Linn, both 20, were sentenced to five years each in a case handled by AP.
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