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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
1
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A burglary at Burlington Arcade in London results in a $140 000 cash haul. Authorities name suspects and outline the investigation while noting the high value and the quick police response.
The notice lists subscription prices for Atlantic Views by carrier and mail, with regional rates for Cass and adjoining counties, Iowa and outside Iowa, plus Canada. It notes post office publication details and affiliations with press associations.
The article reviews postwar efforts toward peace with references to leaders like LBJ Khrushchev and Wilson era figures, noting shifts away from isolation since 1914. It recounts debates over League of Nations and American foreign policy, mentioning Sarayevo and Austro Hungary, and reflecting on historic events shaping U.S. stance.
Stauss named acting president of the university, replacing the previous head who had served since 1661. A 1942 Grinnell graduate, Stauss has held roles in academia and administration and takes over after the board announced the change on a Saturday.
A barrier collapsed on Colgate University campus in Hamilton New York amid a fragrance and voices from a women’s program. Three women were present in a crafts area as the incident occurred during a summer program, raising safety concerns.
Iowa prison officials faced a morale and supervision crisis with Fort Madison and the Amamosa reformatories. Professor Alexander from Southern Illinois warned the lack of custodial oversight, unclear post orders, and overloaded staff hindered security. He cited thin leadership lines, outdated commands, and staff frozen in narrow roles, urging a full‑time assistant to fix Des Moines operations.
The poem by Edgar A. Guest reflects a mind seeking escape from life’s burdens. It envisions breaking free from selfish cares and worldly noise to dream, rest, and share a purer self beyond time’s trivial demands. A 1934 George Matthew Adams Service credit accompanies the verse.
In Rome leftist allies of Premier Aldo Moro call for his reinstatement to head another center-left coalition. Socialist Democratic Socialist and Republican partners of the former cabinet urge renewal of the alliance with the Christian Democrats to resolve Italy's 25th postwar government crisis.
The article reports on the 194x contract bridge event with teams from the United States Great Britain France and Italy. The Italian team led by Walter Avie reli Giorgio Belladonna and Pietro Forquet defeated the U S squad 155 IMPs to 1222 in the final. The United States placed second and France third with cards contested over days of play.
Soviet Ambassador Aratoi and wife toured the western United States by motor and rail. They visited nearby destinations including the Cascade Mountains and Grand Teton area, with travel by rail noted the day before.
Gov William W Scranton of Pennsylvania begins a cross country campaign tour to secure Republican presidential support. He travels to Charlotte Atlanta Knoxville Chicago Salt Lake City Eugene and to North and South Dakota while claiming his chief opponent is not qualified for the high office.
Public notices list contact numbers for Highland Addn LaVista Place and Fairlawn Addn. Residents are referred to call the provided Pueblo area lines 243-4948 243-466 243-1761 243-5535 and 243-4916 for remaining West Side inquiries.
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