Editorial Briefs From Iowa and National Viewpoints
The Scranton blitz peaks as power and money back the governor yet his late start makes victory unlikely. Iowa farmers report corn in hail areas recoverable. cattle and hog prices rise, aiding livestock income. Redistricting remains contentious with population basis likely, promising a long, complex process. Khrushchev seeks Western friendship, signaling possible strategic shift despite enduring threats. Civil rights measures face battles over legal scope, risk of riots and backlash, with risk to gains as white supremacist tactics reemerge. Disappearance of three civil rights aides in Mississippi signals ongoing trouble.
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Iowa
Mississippi
Lookin Around By F D S Mother Thrush Guards Nest During Rain
The writer notes heavy rains washing through a yard and a stream forming. A thrush sits on eggs near the kitchen window, seeming frightened by a large threat yet remaining still as a nest nearby. The piece muses on motherhood giving courage.
New Stock Ticker Introduced On Wall Street
The New York Stock Exchange unveils a streamlined ticker called the 900 to track up to 10 million shares daily. It automatically adjusts speed to match trading pace, replacing the box-like model in use since 1930.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Atlantic Yeaws telegraph ad rates and mailing info
Public notice page lists subscription rates for Atlantic Iowa and surrounding regions. Details cover monthly, semiannual and annual prices by carrier and mail, with separate rates for within Iowa, outside Iowa and Canada. The item serves as a boilerplate rate guide for readers.
White Race guerrilla groups clash with student protesters in Mississippi
The piece outlines threats of violent confrontations in Mississippi as militant white groups form guerrilla cells and Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee activists plan freedom schools and demonstrations. It notes potential political fallout for LBJ and shifts in Civil Rights momentum amid national and Supreme Court dynamics.
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Americans For the
Mississippi
New York City
Congress
Supreme Court
National Board For the
National Rifle Association
The
Minutemen
National Board
Romney
Iowa picks 2 girls for Girls Nation in Washington
Cody Dean of Postville and Jeri Ann Van Slyke of Clear Lake will represent Iowa at Girls Nation in Washington July 26 to August 2. Alternates are Andrea Lorenz of Clinton and Ann Williams of Des Moines after Hawkeye Girls State concludes with Lorenz as governor and Van Slyke as lieutenant governor. Scientists report Antarctic seals can dive to 1000 feet, deepest mammal dive recorded.
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Cedar Falls
Cody Dean
Postville
Jeri Ann van Slyke
Clear Lake
Iowa
Girls Nation
Washington
Andrea Lorenz
Clinton
Ann Williams
Des Moines
Miss Lorenz
Miss van Slyke
South in Six Clubs Aids by Rudimentary Endplay
The article analyzes a contract in which South faces a six club slam with a poor trump break. It outlines how misreading the 4-0 break risks a downfined hand, while ruffing diamonds early and a spade ruff at trick one can secure twelve tricks. The key is careful planning to offset a bad trump split.
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South
West
King
East
Wep Syndicate
Move to bar blind students from chiropractic schools spurs legal fight
In Des Moines a campaign by the Iowa Commission for the Blind and blind chiropractors challenges proposed ACA accreditation rules that would bar blind students from accredited schools. Kenneth Jernigan says the plan discriminates. Palmer School reportedly limits blind entrants, while critics argue exams and lab work can be handled with proper support.
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DES Moines
Iowa Commission For the Blind
Iowa
Kenneth Jernigan
Commission
Jernigan
American Chiropractic Association
Denver
Palmer School
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
D. D. Palmer
Chiropractic State Board
Palmer College
State Board
Walter B. Wolf
Eureka
S. D
ACA
National Committee On Accreditation
Richard Bissland
Edbridge
Bissland
Julius Sixta
Spencer
John Taylor
Blind Commission
Iowa Chiropractic Schools
National Federation of the Blind
Notable marriages and health updates from AP dispatches
Peter Duchin, 27, and socialite Cherry Zauderer wed in a Park Avenue ceremony with guests including Duchin’s godparents, W Averell Harriman. Alvin York, 76, listed in satisfactory condition at Nashville Veterans Hospital after internal bleeding. Nikolai Patolichev, 56, suffered a collapse before talks with Italian businessmen in Moscow. nature of illness not disclosed. Anatoly Dobrynin, Soviet ambassador, said Soviet U S relations are gradually improving at a World Trade Council speech in San Francisco.
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New York
Peter Duchin
Eddie Duchin
Cherry Georgea Zauderer
Park Avenue
George Zauderer
Duchin
W. Averell Harriman
Nashville
Tenn
Alvin York
Veterans Hospital
York
Moscow
Nikolai S. Patohchev
Foreign Trade Ministry
Patolichev
San Francisco
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
United States
Russia
World Trade Coub
Health safeguards at the 1964 World’s Fair
At the 1964 World’s Fair a broad medical protection program covers visitors with first aid stations and a hospital named Atomedic. Dr Coleman notes advice for medical needs and AMA medal alerts. fear of ulcer recurrence is shown to be often groundless by a study of five hundred cases, underscoring reassurance and reliance on doctors.
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American Medical Association
King Features Syndicate, Inc
U S Soldiers Arrive to Stockpile Equipment in Thailand
About 50 soldiers from the U S 25th Division were reported to have arrived in Bangkok to aid stockpiling of military gear. An additional 60 to 70 troops were expected to follow for the operation, part of a Southeast Asian buildup. Five US ships with trucks APCs signal gear ammunition and construction equipment were en route. the first vessel was due to dock in Bangkok tonight.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Mother’s Little Helper in Great Bend Fire Incident
In Great Bend Kansas a 7 year old girl Kitty burned the trash and accidentally set fire to an early model car while her mother Mrs Dale de Kraai was away. Local authorities investigated the incident and no injuries were reported.
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Kitty
Great Bend
Kan
Dale de Kraai
Real estate ads list avenues and contact numbers
Highland Addn LeVista Place and Fairlawn Addn along with remaining West Side frontage on Chestnut are listed with telephone contacts 249 0048 243 466 243 1761 243 5535 and 243 4910 for inquiries.
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LeVista Place
Fairlawn
West Side of
Chestnut
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