Kennedy Stresses Europe Ties and Atlantic Allyship
President Kennedy underscores U S stay in Europe as long as needed and stresses Atlantic alliance as essential for world peace and Western security. He promotes group control of atomic arms, freer trade with the common market, and nonconcessionary U S-Moscow accords, while noting France’s De Gaulle and France’s nuclear ambitions. The trip has been successful so far with broad popular support and lasting policy impact yet to be determined.
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Kennedy
Europe
U. S
West
France
Britain
de Gaulle
Governorial Appointments Stir State Agencies
The governor appoints two officials to the highway commission and board of control despite prior Senate rejection. Attorney general’s ruling bars interim appointees, but the matter may be settled by courts. Political furor grows as AG plans to run against the governor next election.
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State Highway Commission
Board of Control
State Senate
Senate
Rail bids and river traffic hint at regional growth
Northwestern seeks to buy Rock Island, with Union Pacific in pursuit as river traffic along the Missouri expands, cattle moving Mississippi to Nebraska by barge and a broader transport future emerges for the area. Indictments of Hoffa surface as government aims to press two fronts, while weather yields scant showers and crops look fine despite dry lawns. The DAR gains free printing of its annual report as Senate moves to authorize government costs.
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Mississippi
Nebraska
Missouri
DAR
Senate
Governament
Large Washington estate leaves major gifts to hospital and park
Mrs Dora Jones widow died last month leaving over 70000 to Washington County Hospital where she was patient six years and to a public park. Individual bequests include 10000 to Iowa Wesleyan College and 10000 to the Methodist Church.
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Washington, Towa
Dora Jones
Washington County
Iowa Wesleyan College
Methodist Church
Atlantic News-telegraph and Pub. Rates Ledger
The Atlantic News Telegraph publishes subscription pricing for carrier and mail delivery. Rates vary by region, with figures listed for Cass and adjoining counties, statewide Iowa, U.S. addresses, and Canada, plus differing terms for 3, 6, and 12 months.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
U. S
Towa
Canada
Contract Bridge by B Jay Becker Master’s record holder play
East dealer West vulnerable South in four spades after forcing two bid. West discards a diamond and a club as East shows 2-4-5 of hearts. West correctly discards to guard hearts, South goes down one. declarer’s play hinges on unseen hand distribution and educated discards.
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B. Jay Becker
Declarer
West
East
South
Weat
King
Tres Syndicate, Inc
Kennedy Berlin visit tests Kremlin hopes for olive branch
Kennedy's Berlin wall trip faces Kremlin watching to see if his American University speech signals genuine effort at thaw. Kremlin advisors, East Berlin guards, and Western diplomats will judge whether the US intention to coexist, flagged by June speech, translates into action amid Berlin tensions.
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JFK
Berlin Wall
Kremlin
Kennedy
Berlin
Washington
Wall
Europe
Russia
United States
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Izvestia
Pravda
Khrushchev
Moscow
Peking
U.S
Hig American University
Lucius Clay
Clay
Freedom Bell
American University
Sunshine Vitamin D Fortification Sows Public Health Caution
Health officials warn against excessive vitamin D intake as fortification spreads beyond milk. A 400 IU daily target remains adequate, with risks of calcium disruption from overdose. Reading labels helps avoid toxicity and protects growth, especially in children.
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Pediatrics Magazine
American Academy of Pediatrics
Committee On Nutrition
University Hospitals
Verse on a life well lived and helping others
A reflective poem praising a person who lived to bring comfort and friendly service to others. It notes how those who knew them recall their kindness, a smile that returns, and words that cheered friends through difficult times, seeing in them the best.
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Wwe
Wil Gan
Famed souls in humble bodies praised as lasting friends
The piece extols gentle friendships and noble spirits, noting that lasting honor comes from friendship. It cites 17 million Americans aged 65 and over last year, up four million from a decade ago, as context for enduring social value.
Goldwater Drive Seen At Parley
In San Francisco a strong pro-Goldwater bloc attends the Young Republican convention opening. About 1,000 delegates gather as Barry Goldwater speaks for the 1964 GOP nomination. Chairmanship contenders Charles McDevitt and Donald Lukens hold a news conference. The platform panel drafts a general Republican philosophy statement.
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San Francisco
Young Republican National Federation
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Charles F. McDevitt
Boise
Idaho
Donald Lukens
Washington, D.C
Jim Mack
Wisconsin
Tax rules target check grabbing in new business deductions
IRS issues final installment of major rules on business tax deductions affecting about 10 percent of taxpayers. Rules require evidence of a reasonable link between an expense and business activity and ban lavish or extravagant entertainment. The set is expected to raise around 100 million in new revenue.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Iowa families hold record life insurance policies
The Institute of Life Insurance reports Iowa households held a record 3,395,000 life insurance policies at year start, totaling more than 8.7 billion dollars in coverage.
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Insurance Record
Des Moines
The
Institute of Life Insurance
Iowa
Institute
Safe epoxy glues and eye care explained in readers column
A Q and A column discusses epoxy glues safety noting most are safe but some vapors can be hazardous. a briefing on ophthalmologist optometrist and optician roles explains eye care teamwork. guidance on dressing twins, heart disease heredity, and general health reassurance follows with a note to address letters to Dr Coleman at the syndicate.
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Indiana
Miss O
W. H. New York
Local Notes From Griswold and Surrounding Areas
Ten years ago Mrs Fannie Gibson of Griswold spent days at H L Nettz home in Lyman. Mrs Robert Edwards and Ralph Edwards family of Bend Oregon returned home after visiting Adair. Twenty years ago Ivan Omar Black of Greenfield visits grandmother in Cumberland. Gladys Ann Mickel of Walnut visits Harriett Lou Rasmussen in Maine. Helen Hughes of Des Moines visits her parents in Casey. Fannie Shrock of Spokane is summer guest of her parents in Griswold. Food wages discussed for Algerian workers with US technicians and conservation tasks.
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Fannie Gibson
Griswold
H. L. Nettz
Lyman
Robert Edwards
Ralph Edwards
Bend
Ore
Adair
Ivan Omar Black
Greenfield
Cumberland
Gladys Ann Mickel
Walnut
Harriett Lou Rasmussen
Maine
Helen Hughes
Des Moines
Ed Hughes
Casey
Fannie Shrock
Spokane
Wash
J. A. Shrock
U S and Algeria Sign First Formal Aid Pact
In Algiers the United States and Algeria signed a rural development pact to create about 60,000 jobs for unemployed Algerians. The two year program carries a cost around $6 million with surplus U.S. involvement noted.
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Algiers
United States
U.S
Louisville's University Crowned Oldest Municipal School
Louisville Kentucky stands as the oldest municipal university in the United States after its founding in 1798. The institution traces its roots to the late 18th century and remains a historic landmark in higher education.
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Louisville, Ky
University of Louisville
United States
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