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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1964
Page
1
A collage of notes on escape-prone prisons, evolving pork propaganda, and politics. Commentary questions wage growth, distributed prosperity, and the New Hampshire primary’s modest impact. It argues overproduction in beef and suggests balanced production and consumption with producer-led change.
Exile experts estimate Fidel Castro could gain up to 200 million sugar dollars this spring if harvests reach 3.3 million tons and Russia releases up to two million tons. Havana radio quotes the prime minister about increasing global trade amid U S economic blockade.
Mr and Mrs John Baughman who spent four months in Browns ville Texas returned home on Wednesday gr
Local newspaper notices outline publication details for the Atlantic News Telegraph with editor D. Simpson and office in Atlantic Iowa. Subscription rates vary by location and duration, including in-town and mail options across Iowa and the U.S. adjusted by period.
Washington column notes Senator Strom Thurmond used influence to probe Major Erich Byll over a $900 house payment to Dr. Robert Crouch, his brother in law, and warns of possible transfer. Esther Peterson probes meat pricing as Agriculture and cattlemen clash, while public notices, politics, and TV policy ripple through the day.
A poem in which the speaker boasts of virtue under temptation but admits hypocrisy when in power or wronged, noting contradictions between defending morals and personal anger. The piece contrasts justice for others with leniency for self and ends with a plea for harsh punishment of wrongdoers.
The 1962 Italy versus United States bridge match featured Belladonna and Avarelli with a six diamonds contract by the Italian pair, leading to a 12 tricks and 1870 points gain for Belladonna after a misled heart. The American West's heart opening and a club misplay shifted outcome, giving the Americans a 710 point loss on the deal.
Senator Barry Goldwater predicts about 40 percent of New Hampshire votes in the first presidential primary. He dismisses Rockefeller style campaigning for primaries, greets voters in Laconia, and debates Defense Secretary McNamara over reliance on missiles versus manned bombers.
Readers urged to send opinions to Speak Up box 230 Atlantic about a proposed bond rise from 175000 to 310000 dollars. Critics claim the increase is politically driven, burdens rural taxpayers, and ignores efficiency. They call for exploration of cost saving plans and independent citizen thinking.
Otis Brunk and Mr and Mrs Harold Brunk attended services for Samuel Brunk 89 father of Otis Brunk held Thursday in Altoona with Mr and Mrs Cleo Wohlenhaus and son Brent present.
A medical column urges safer highways through vehicle safety features and driver education. It cites doctors from London and New York and lists conditions and drugs that can impair driving, stressing the need for fitness and medical evaluation before driving.
Washington AP reports Rep. Daniel J. Flood criticizes Marine attire saying the service should wear dress blues at all times. He voiced this during a closed hearing of the House Appropriations subcommittee on Defense and urged public display of the uniform.
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