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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
1
The administration weighs options to keep Southeast Asia from falling to communism. A war with China could be long and winless fought on their terms, or quick if the U S employs its modern weapons or the bomb, which China lacks or has in limited numbers. The moral cost and humane considerations are debated.
The piece argues heavy pressure pushed a major political figure to resign a position of national importance and return home to fight Goldwater, noting the home role is of lesser significance and may ease Republicans facing the party’s burden.
The passage discusses Lodge's influence on Vietnam policy and his potential to shift blame to the GOP if Vietnam troubles worsen under Johnson. It notes Lodge's limited impact on supporting Scranton against Goldwater and his own poor performance. his anti-Goldwater effort is unlikely to reverse the Goldwater tide.
Local trip participants insist their Michigan beef boosting tour caused the $2.50 price increase. Critics resist, arguing the credit is secondary to the larger issue: a real rise that could signal a sustained upturn for midwestern cattle and hog producers facing financial hardship.
A southern editor argues the civil rights bill will ease desertion fears for restaurant owners. Desegregation fear stemmed from patronage loss, but the new law removes that risk, helping many southern operators welcome the measure and desegregate without financial ruin.
In Washington Rep Orto E Passman faced defeat as his subcommittee refused to back a 514 million cut in the 3.5 billion foreign aid bill. Hebert celebrated a ROTC expansion victory as the House endorsed the measure pending Senate action. The State Department rejected a Soviet protest over Pan Am flights to New York and West Berlin.
This item lists the Atlantic News Telegraph’s publishing office address in Atlantic Iowa and subscription rates for local Cass County and surrounding counties, with different prices for monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual plans both within Iowa and elsewhere in the United States and Canada.
Drew Pearson notes Harry S Truman could mediate Greece and Turkey Cyprus tensions to avert war. The piece also satirizes Lyndon Johnson for gifts received at the Cleveland governors conference and lauds Hubert H. Humphrey as a top potential vice president candidate based on Civil Rights Act leadership.
Rome AP Barry Goldwater says European press misinterprets his foreign policy aligning with Eisenhower Dulles themes. The Arizona senator, seeking the Republican nomination, wrote to Lo Specchio, a conservative weekly, published in its latest issue.
This Becker column presents a bridge problem where East leads spade ten and South must choose the best subsequent play. The recommended plan is to attack clubs later while preserving a heart shift and taking the diamond finesse only if necessary to guarantee nine tricks.
Food notes urge enjoying home grown sweet corn from fields to grocers with roasting tips and butter servings. It explains calories per ear, the impact of extra butter, and suggests balancing with activity while celebrating summer corn.
On June 24 in history notable items include the 1948 Berlin blockade and airlift beginning the next day, Hernan Cortes entering Mexico City in 1520, the 1793 adoption of the first French Republican constitution, and World War II era events. Also noted are a 1940 armistice with Italy, Roosevelt aiding Russia, a 1945 Moscow victory parade, a 1964 Des Moines flood crest, and a 1969 Nixon Khrushchev meeting memory.
A first visit to Moscow is highlighted as a landmark moment for the speaker, marking their initial appearance at the conference venue. The event drew attendees from various sectors seeking insights and collaboration opportunities.
Reader asks how often to repeat skin tests for multiple food allergies and the value of injection desensitization. Dr Coleman notes testing depends on the allergist evaluation and year to year reactions vary. A single desensitizing injection is not universally accepted and should depend on the physician.
Readers praise Atlantic's Children’s Day last Wednesday as one of the nicest and cleanest community events. Families enjoyed the evening together with parents and children, urging more family enterprise and communal unity through such events.
The two governments reached an agreement allowing the New China News Agency to open an office in Bonn and DPA to open an office in Peking. The move signals closer press exchanges between Communist China and West Germany.
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