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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1963
Page
1
The piece argues both major parties manipulate scandals. two cases involve the Democratic party and the in power administration. It contends the former secretary of the navy and the Democratic Senate majority used offices for personal gain, costing taxpayers money, while true airing of the issues is unlikely.
The Better Government League faces letters arguing it tells people how to vote. The column notes low turnout in local elections and says the league aims to counter lethargy, not dictate votes, by stimulating public interest in city government. It acknowledges disagreements with candidate selections but supports the league's core goal.
Editorial briefs urge Atlantic voters to participate in the election and support qualified candidates. The piece praises the AHL Trojans for winning the Hawkeye Seven title, credits coach Howard Justice for good sportsmanship, and notes Iowa Representative H. R. Gross criticizes congressional wage hikes. It mentions Madam Nbu amid a Southeast Asian revolt and U.S. involvement.
Banana plantations along the Caribbean coast boost Honduras foreign trade, turning the nation into a major global banana producer. The industry now accounts for about 45 percent of the world’s fourth largest banana output, highlighting the region’s economic impact.
An Iowa newspaper notices publication details and subscription rates. It lists offices, editors, and mailing options with prices for local and distant subscriptions, including carrier, in state, and out of state rates.
Pearson argues Tuesday's ballots across cities serve as Kennedy re election barometer for 1964. He cites key races in Kentucky Philadelphia San Francisco Mississippi and Texas as indicators of Democratic strength or opposition to Kennedy.
In Bridgeport, Rev. Francis E. Fenton of Blessed Sacrament Church says he urged parishioners to sign a petition calling for Chief Justice Earl Warren’s impeachment. John Birch Society members collected over 600 signatures after Mass. The priest acknowledged his Birch Society affiliation. In Cedar Rapids, Howard D. Hessel, 53, a train fireman from Boone, died Saturday after falling from a diesel locomotive of the Chicago and North Western Railroad.
In a St Vincent Italy tournament, Jerence Reese and Boris Schapiro achieved a top score with a five diamonds doubled contract after Reese questioned a double. The hand featured Reese bidding five diamonds over four hearts, then doubling after South rebid five hearts, leading to a 1,600 point win and a clear top score.
A series of letters discuss the Better Government League and its caucus committee as a citizen forum in Atlantic. Proponents insist the committee studies issues and reports to the group, comparing to Congress and state practice, while urging public interest and support.
A poem reflects on a player who breaks a rule to avoid defeat and chooses integrity over winning. The tale ends with the line I saved myself but lost the game, eliciting mixed reactions about luck and ethics in sport.
Lester L Coleman outlines that the common cold stems from viruses and spreads easily in crowds. He notes incubation 12 to 72 hours, stresses early treatment, prevention via avoiding chills and drafts, and cautious use of antibiotics. Immunization against influenza urged. vaccines for colds hoped for.
A recap notes that ten years ago Ivan White won the Oakland mayoral race with 182 votes, defeating P. W. Eblen who had 87. The item mentions local election results and a historical municipal outcome.
In Broken Bow Nebraska Adams Bros own bull named in honors after taking top prize in a regional cattle show. The event drew ranchers from across the state and highlighted the duo's breeding program and livestock expertise.
The DeBolt Co of Debolt Iowa earned reserve champion honors at the Nebraska Hereford Association Hereford-A-Rama Show and sold for $3,000 on Friday.
Karen Wulfsberg of Arlington Virginia, a sophomore, was named Friday night to lead ISU homecoming activities this Saturday in Ames. The announcement confirms her as homecoming queen for the year and sets the event for the campus.
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