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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1964
Page
9
Hal Boyle muses on nostalgia for pre WWI America noting rugged pioneer life, long workweeks, hand laundry, wood stoves, corsets, limited travel and no modern appliances. He contrasts hardships with today’s conveniences and concludes the “good old days” were not really better.
Secretary McNamara and Gen. Taylor urged against any reductions in the 1.035 billion military aid program as part of the foreign aid bill. They testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee while the House considered the measure and urged continued military assistance amid Southeast Asia tensions.
A total of 167 Girl Scouts participated in a hunt s woods day camp near Atlantic with the theme On the Road to Tomorrow. Activities included overnight camps for older girls, a Thursday parent program, wildlife lecture by Rex Emerson, and Smoky the Bear.
The Duke of Windsor spent his 70th birthday at Maxim's with a small dinner party that extended past midnight. In Britain supporters urged recognizing his marriage to Wallis Warfield Simpson, now 68, while the duke kept a quiet day at his Paris desk working on personal accounts and correspondence.
Atlantic Memorial hospital lists visiting hours on各 first floor and second and third floors with specific evening times. Local patient updates include Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kite lingering at home after Rochester clinic. he to return for further treatment in a month or six weeks. New admissions include Emily Brehner, Mrs Wayne Herbert, Mrs Will Ferguson, Mrs Carl Swolley, Mrs Lee Wilkins, Mrs Lester Seh linder, Ryan Johnson, Mrs Albert Fuhr, Jas Sherwood Hl, Mrs Mabel Sheets, and Dennis Phillips. Elva Millhollin of Colorado Springs injured in a fall at Bert Perrin home, taken to Clarkson hospital in Omaha.
Motorists respond to new traffic signs, interpreting a message that slows speed while enforcing caution. Officials cite improved safety as drivers adjust to the stop sign guidance.
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