02 Nov 1963
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1963
Page
1
The piece contrasts old time fruit and vegetable cellars with modern freezers. It recalls barrels of apples, bins of potatoes, turnips, cabbage, canned goods, and jars of jelly. It notes earthy aromas and family sustenance ahead, while praising modern life overall.
The article argues the US faces record debt and a lifted debt ceiling, with a looming pay raise for many public servants near 50 percent. It contrasts government spending with private business standards, noting voters’ continued support despite ongoing deficits.
The Red Cross repeats essential hunting safety guidance to prevent accidents. Treat every gun as loaded, avoid horseplay, keep guns cased or dismantled during transport, never handle a gun by the muzzle, and keep fingers off the trigger until ready to shoot. Hunt with a companion who also knows the rules.
Editorial notes snow in the high mountains promises adequate reservoir levels for cities and farms, a rare summer rain substitute. It also discusses the civil rights bill, noting committee passage but likely Senate filibuster by southern Democrats, predicting compromises before possible passage this session.
Professor William Stivers of Pepperdine College in Los Angeles proposes a program to teach two college subjects at once for credit. He suggests algebra taught in French to combine one credit for algebra with another for the French language, aiming to shorten study time. He discussed the plan while a visiting professor at the University of Wichita.
The Atlantic News Telegraph announces subscription pricing for carriers and mail in Cass and surrounding counties, other Iowa regions, U.S. addresses, and Canada. Rates vary by duration from one month to one year with different regional charges.
Washington gossip column outlines alleged sex ties to Capitol Hill figures linked to Bobby Baker while pledging to limit disclosures. Ellen Rometsch’s daily visits to upscale hotels and apartments near the Capitol are cited alongside stories of poker clubs, liquor, and intimate conduct among lawmakers, with the committee promising to focus on financial transactions.
A reflective poem about a garden year ending in cold stillness and unfulfilled plans. It contrasts failed hopes with mature growth, noting both triumphs and disappointments while acknowledging inner strength amid loss and gain.
Supt A H Schuler announced this morning the final 6000 installment on the original 160000 bond issue dated Feb 1 1936 was paid completing the debt on the school project. Police Chief Rolhe Hoffman said new three way radios will be installed in city cars and start operation tomorrow.
Thirty years ago Grant high school athletes performed the play New Adolph at the school auditorium to raise funds for basketball supplies for the coming season.
The article notes the Amazon River discharges into the ocean at an estimated rate seven times larger than the Mississippi. This comparison highlights the vast scale of the Amazon’s flow and its environmental impact on nearby regions and marine ecosystems.
In the Swedish four team championship, South dealer South opened 1 3 86 Pasa Ch Pass and reached seven spades at one table, failing at six in another. The declarer drew trumps, cashed clubs and hearts with a fortuitous queen, then squeezed West to clinch the grand slam and the title amid debate over luck versus proper bidding.
Don Brown longtime Anita School District educator has published Iowa The Land Across the River. Wallace-Homestead prints it and dedicates the work to Anita youth. Brown plans school talks while traveling. Also notes two record pumpkins in Mt. Ayr and a Rex Pharmacy corn ear request by a tourist. Nearby fire destroys a Walnut barn with hay and lumber. cause unconfirmed.
AP report notes reduced U S funding of foreign ventures incl Western Europe. Growth in European spending by U S firms softens as bills are funded from abroad. Despite slower overseas investment this year totaling about 4.9 billion, lingering deficits prompt calls to curb dollar outflow and boost foreign funds. Also a local Blakely Ga school group collects clothing for families tonight.
The article explains diverticulosis as multiple intestinal pouches often found incidentally on X-Rays, with diverticulitis as its inflamed form. It notes age, sex, and individuality in treatment, urges medical guidance over self diagnosis, and highlights the role of a family doctor and Dr Coleman in addressing fear and emotional as well as physical health.
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