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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
1
The Iowa Interprofessional Association released a report detailing widespread quackery. It notes fake cures and devices for ailments from alcoholism to juvenile delinquency, with examples like a cancer cure costing 50 cents to produce and selling for 800 dollars per gallon.
Governor Scranton denied run for the Republican nomination but now seeks it. Lodge from Vietnam to U.S. politics exits to join the GOP fight. President Johnson spurned the vice presidency before accepting it, illustrating the reversals typical of politics and politicians.
The piece praises Senator Godwater for a courageous no vote on the civil rights bill. It argues the stance may win some white votes due to admiration for his conviction, despite damaging political prospects. The author supports the bill but says its flaws can be fixed while the bill overall needed passage.
Dr. Robert S. Green of the Heart Foundation of Cincinnati outlines five rules to prevent heart attacks based on study of over 1,000 victims or relatives. He cautions fatigue as a key warning and urges pacing, accepting limits, conditioning, and rest when tired.
Authoritative sources say Michigan Governor George Romney was nearly convinced to seek the Republican nomination earlier this month. Michigan GOP leaders and personal soul searching prompted him to decline urging from Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton.
Classified page lists subscription prices for Atlantic Iowa, surrounding counties, and out of state. Rates include 1 month to 1 year options with varying regional amounts and Canada rate. Also notes publisher and association affiliations.
Washington column reports Greek Foreign Minister Stavros Costopoulos warning against partition of Cyprus and its dangerous implications for Turkey. It cites U S concerns over Turkish pressure and the need for European political unity to avoid new conflicts. It notes Isidore Zimmerman and Tom Dewey book interests and the Oswald passport detail.
A Becker column uses a team match hand to show how duplicate bridge reveals errors. South overruffs and cashes in on a diamond lead at one table, while the other table makes the contract by precise ruffing and careful play. The piece notes growing interest in duplicate over rubber bridge and mentions an ACBL booklet offer.
Dear Abby plots mix in this reader letter trio with imagined office flirtations a teen love pause and makeup table gossip. A troubled spouse asks how to handle an improper secretary and Abby suggests confronting the husband. A teen wonders if kissing counts and Abby advises dating broadly. The third note asks if applying makeup at table is acceptable and Abby’s counsel remains practical.
A compilation of poems and short items includes Edar A. Guest pieces and a note about the Montezuma Republican being sold to new owners from Oklahoma City. Also features Dear Abby style guidance on public retouching lips and a Father Day lament from a columnist.
The column argues household chores burn few calories and even vigorous activities yield limited weight loss. It stresses motivation with discipline to avoid temptations and highlights hospital crash carts and rapid life saving teamwork as examples of modern medical readiness. It notes individuals should consult their own doctor for personal issues.
In Minneapolis protesters outside the Federal Courts Building condemned the start of three day hearings by the House Un American Activities Committee. Police marshals and plainclothes officers restricted access while watchers limited seating. Dennis Wadley said the group opposes trial procedures and perceived lack of court protections for subpoenaed witnesses. Eleven witnesses were called to testify. In Washington, Dr Ross C. MacCardle, 62, a renowned cytologist at the National Cancer Institute, died Tuesday.
Mrs Lyndon Johnson addresses 3 000 delegates at the American Home Economics Association meeting in Detroit Ford Auditorium urging home economists to join the front line of the nations poverty fight. She says horizons of women widen from home to humanity and calls for action in the Peace Corps. A distant overflow crowd watched as sound faltered.
The notice lists a remaining west side area of Chestnut with contact at phone 243-0010 for related information.
Gerald Potts, a 1959 Loras College graduate, was named freshman basketball coach at Loras College. He has served as basketball and baseball coach at Spalding High School in Granville.
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