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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
1
The piece argues that Kennedy's public warmth and openness amid crowds demonstrate democratic freedom. It contrasts guarded leaders in other regimes, notes renewed Cold War rhetoric, and lauds the Ireland and Berlin visits as triumphs for U S support of free Europe.
The piece connects nature’s renewal after rain to broader issues. It weighs space travel comforts against domestic shortages. It notes Senate moves to end the postal frank, unemployment debates, and argues the core civil rights struggle centers on voting, especially in Mississippi where Black voter access could reshape elections.
Des Moines AP Robert Keir of Spencer says he will not block Gov. Hughes appointee Robert Barry of Danbury on the Iowa Highway Commission. Attorney General Hultman ruled Barry’s seat illegal. Keir agrees any retiring member could stay but won’t press. Stong and Nicholas are the other June 30 term commissioners. Stong plans not to seek reelection. Hughes says Barry will take office July 1. opponents must sue to阻止.
Ten years ago Giles Harris left for a week in Marshall Missouri to visit relatives and friends. Miss Kathleen Nielsen became the new parish worker at St Pauls Lutheran church.
Robert Sherman, 50, a Tama County road worker from Lincoln was electrocuted Thursday when a dragline boom touched a high voltage wire along a road near Union Grove Lake. The incident occurred while Sherman was on the project.
Publication notice listing office address 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa and rates for subscriptions by carrier and mail. Rates vary by region with prices for months and year terms, plus membership and association affiliations noted.
The piece argues Kennedy, aided by Bundy, avoids pressing MacMillan on a multilateral nuclear fleet. George Brown of the British Labour Party opposes arming surface ships with nuclear weapons, favoring US transfer of nuclear arms and strengthened Far East naval defenses. NATO leaders and officials, including Lemnitzer and Galantin, weigh risks of vulnerability and costs, with De Gaulle’s Europe strategy influencing U.S. support for MLF.
Poet Edgar A. Guest asserts that cynics and scoffers cannot crush faith in the sublime. He praises enduring hope, motherhood and fatherhood, and the sight of dreams. The verse laments a faithless world yet honors those who resist cynicism.
Radio station KSMN Mason City is sold by Harry Campbell and Donald Blanchard to Hayward Talley owner of WSMI Litchfield Illinois and KXGI Fort Madison for 170000 dollars. The sale was announced by AP.
South opens with 1c after the auction 1c Pass 1d Pass 2c Pass ? Five hands are analyzed for the next bid. Hand 1 suggests three notrump. Hand 2 aims for three clubs with grand slam prospects. Hand 3 favors three diamonds. Hand 4 supports four diamonds as a jump to indicate possible slam. Hand 5 shows four no trump aiming for Blackwood to gauge aces and possibly bid seven hearts.
A dense list records July daily plan times in the afternoon with many person names including Ross Miller Fredrickson Mailander Hitpas Fuhlendorf Kluever Burns Kolp S Kolp Braman Lang Petersen Chester Lang D Petersen Keebaugh Tanner Morgan Ullerich Jorgenson Taylor Helms Burns Conklin K Peterson Nielsen Ross Jorgenson Keebaugh Robson. The rider marks show a recurring P.M. slot with eve notes across the month.
Five government offices move from downtown to a new Lester McDaniel building at Seventh and Pine. Soil Conservation, ASCS, Farmers Home Admin, and Federal Crop Insurance begin moving. County Extension to follow in July. building features a west parking lot and north entrance.
Winners in the Lewis parade held Saturday night during carnival festivities were: Martin Kennedy placed first in an individual group while Ronald Rhoads took second and Marci Petersen third. A group of two, Siamese twins, Sarah Johnson and Jan Kremer, won first with Cindy and Marvin Weirich earning second and Jo Lee and Char…
Police investigate the Cedar River drowning of 4-year-old William Stallfleet in Cedar Rapids. Chief George Matias said a 13-year-old girl was among two children playing near the river before his body was recovered. The boy was son of Mr and Mrs Earl Stalkfleet.
Jim Geladas, assistant managing editor of the Dubuque Telegraph-Herald, received the National Press Photographers Association Editor of the Year citation in Jackson Lake Lodge Wyoming on Thursday.
A column on deafness rights and challenges. The piece explains how silence isolates the deaf and hard of hearing, outlines social and employment barriers, and urges patience, education, and medical help. It notes fifteen million affected in the United States and previews future discussions on surgical and amplification progress. Readers may send questions to Dr Coleman via the Syndicate.
The Iowa Synod of the United Presbyterian Church ended its annual meeting with a plan to set up a special committee on religion and race to promote equality. It urged local inter racial committees in Iowa and conferences by ministers and ruling elders, as reported by the Des Moines Presbytery. The synod hosted 106 working delegates and over a thousand guests.
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