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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
1
Atlantic continues a busy construction phase into summer with Heritage House, a new bank, a junior high, and several business projects. At least a dozen homes are under way and two new housing areas will open, prompting sewer and street planning needs amid rising utilities demand. The growth boosts tax income and signals strong expansion.
The piece argues that a railroad strike will trigger legislation to end strikes. It predicts compulsory arbitration and labor courts to settle disputes. It claims strikes harm democracy and the national economy and that the administration seeks action to abolish strikes.
The article argues the split between Red China and the Soviet Union widens as both nations shift from arms building to consumer goods to satisfy growing domestic demands. It forecasts China and the USSR will gradually adopt a more peaceful posture while maintaining a hawkish posture to inflate their egos.
Kennedy's European arrival boosts his prestige and popularity for the United States while France, led by a prickly de Gaulle, appears cool to the visit. The dynamic may ease diplomatic frictions despite the cold reception from one man.
Two brothers from a farm home near Ayrshire, David Rouse aged 18 and Roger aged 10, disappeared Saturday afternoon. Authorities and volunteers launched a wide search and found the pair walking six miles west of Ayrshire at about 5 a.m. Sunday. Their father Eldon Rouse said the boys apparently planned an overnight hike without telling anyone.
Atlantic News-Telegraph records subscription rates and mailing areas with prices for carrier and mail editions. It lists rates for in town Cass and Audubon counties and for other Iowa regions, U.S. addresses, and Canada, plus publisher and editor information.
President Kennedy meets Ludwig Erhard in Frankfurt while Adenauer’s exit hints at postwar German realignment. The piece contrasts two Germanys and signals potential Berlin shifts as U S unification questions persist. Manny Celler faces a strategic clash over immigration and antitrust roles in the House Judiciary Committee.
East dealer notes a standard contract bridge deal with East-West vulnerability. North holds A Q4 a K S758 and West has KK10663, 9843. South shows &A Q K96s QI2 and 194. The layout suggests a trick-taking analysis with unusual suits and potential endplay.
In a three no trump hand with East West North South, the South declarer overcomes a 4-1 diamond split by planning early diamond safety plays. By leading clubs to force the diamond honors and then shifting to hearts after West shows out, the contract can be made despite initial despair at the 4-1 or 5-0 diamond splits.
A miscellany of short items notes a Waterloo store giving away 400 turtles, a weekend cage mishap, a Detroit sewer cleaning ad, and ongoing garden battles with pests. It mentions a Saturday explosion on East 7th street and comments on weeds, birds, and dry weather reducing lawn mowing.
President Kennedy will navigate a Europe in transition amid slower growth and rising imports. European nations fear deficits and inflation, complicating the Kennedy round of tariff talks in Geneva. Protectionist pressures push investment abroad, while a looming continental trade war and France Britain veto threaten unified policy. The backdrop shapes American business outlook.
Ten years ago Eldon F. Pelzer son of Mr and Mrs James Pelzer of Griswold was promoted to corporal in Korea. He has been in Korea since June 13 1952. Ed Howe Walnut school assistant coach and teacher attends summer school at the state university. Twenty years ago Miss Goldin Kenworthy returned to Kansas City Mo after a week in the Grant. Sgt Edward Burlingham Redman Ore on furlough to visit his mother Mrs Beth Burlingham Walnut. Billy Hansen Council Bluffs spending the week at H C Hansen home Elk Horn. Miss Phyllis VanDruff Council Bluffs visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Taggart Walnut.
The poem speaks to individuality and accepting one’s own limits. The speaker notes the urge to sing paint or dance but commits to personal growth and doing his own work well, leaving others to their talents and striving to be a better man by plodding along.
If you miss the newspaper by 7 P.M. call your Kick carrier or neighborhood add-on listings. Highland Addn. Zurfluh Addn. LeVista Place Fairlawn Addn. West Side and Chestnut area numbers provided for delivery issues.
The article discusses progress in cancer study with scientists watching cancer cells form on animal blood vessel walls using transparent windows in rabbits. It highlights how this insight may guide enzyme development to dissolve cancer cells before spreading, and notes broader global research under WHO auspices into disease prevention, including Somali herdsmen with low heart disease rates linked to camel milk.
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