Must Be Trained To Govern in Turbulent Nations
The piece argues revolutions in nations like the Dominican Republic, Argentina, Ecuador, and Vietnam show people must be educated in government to govern themselves. It notes democratic gains falter, military coups rise, and U S responses vary, with a common theme that wealthy elites misrule and the uneducated masses revolt. Self government cannot be learned quickly.
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Honduras
Dominican Republic
Argentina
Ecuador
Viet Nam
U. S
Editorial Briefs Preview Congress Bills and Viet Nam Fate
The piece surveys pending civil rights and tax bills likely to spill into 1964. It notes Soviet actions during peace talks and speculates on Republican contenders at the upcoming convention. Viet Nam revolutions and the danger of dictatorships are discussed, plus a call for roll-call voting on a pay raise for congress and federal workers to reveal lawmakers’ true fiscal convictions.
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Viet Nam
Congress
Ten Years Ago Cass County Farm Bureau Elects Leader
TEN YEARS AGO Lester Nelson a Pymosa township farmer was elected president of the Cass county farm bureau succeeding Harold Joyce of Atlantic who was named voting delegate and becomes a member of the board Walter Kuchi drew $25.50 on 19 head of 1 253 pound steers marketed in Omaha interior of Olsen grocery redecorated display shelves remodeled rearranged E R Brillhart formerly with the Rock Island Motor Freight lines here has resigned his post
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Lester Nelson
Pymosa
Cass County Farm Bureau
Mr. Nelson
Harold Joyce
Atlantic
Walter Kuchi
Omaha
Olsen Grocery
E. R. Brillhart
Rock Island Motor Freight Lines
Local Housing Dispute Ties Family to City Apartment
A dispute involving a company in Iowa City places a family in the Georgia Byrne apartment. The statement notes the man and his relatives currently reside there as part of the ongoing matter.
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Tion
Iowa City
Georgia Byrne
Cass County Poor Farm Gets New Furnace
The Cass county poor farm will install a new furnace after the board of supervisors let the contract for the work. Fred Geiger sent members of the Atlantic fire department a $5 check to cover extinguishing a recent automobile blaze.
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Cass County Poor Farm
Board of Supervisors
Fred Geiger
Atlantic Fire Department
Funeral rites held for Mrs. George Davis in Des Moines
Attendees at the Des Moines funeral for Mrs. George Davis included Clifford Rupp Gordon Rupp Mrs. Clifford Pet tengil Mrs. Junior Bryson Gerald D. Rupp Mrs.. Everett Courcier and Mrs. Floyd Ackerman Graveside services followed in Malvern.
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Grant
Clifford Rupp
Gordon Rupp
Clifford Pettengil
Junior Bryson
Gerald D. Rupp
Everett Courcier
Floyd Ackerman
Des Moines
George Davis
Malvern
Atlantic News Briefs From Atlantic VYiews Telegraph
Local paper details subscription rates and mailing options across regions including Atlantic and Cass counties. Note lists pricing by carrier and mail to Canada with various timeframes and prices.
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Cass
U. S
Iowa
Mai
Canada
Ohio’s Glenn and Taft Jr Weigh 1964 Ohio Run
Two spec tacular names likely to enter Ohio politics next year Col John Glenn the astronaut and Robert Taft Jr son of Mr Republican may run for Congress or the Senate Taft aims for the Senate against Democrat Steve Young and Glenn may be groomed for Taft’s seat then the Senate Lausche’s voting record complicates plans Khrushchev prefers Kennedy to Eisenhower and mocks Truman Blough of U S Steel rejects using money to ease Birmingham tensions Life magazine exposes senators at Bobby Baker’s Ocean City motel event Joe Valachi’s narcotics testimony drifts into theater style performances and McClellan may call mobster witnesses
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Washington
Ohio
Col
John Glenn
Robert Taft Jr
Congress
Taft
Senate
Steve Young
American Legion
Charley Vanik
Cleveland
Glenn
Frank Lausche
Lausche
Red China
Fidel Castro
Albania
Khrushchev
U.S
Kremlin
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Ike
Harry Truman
Truman
Roosevelt
Roger Blough
Big Steel
Birmingham
Blough
Tom Dewey
U S
Bob Taft
U.S. Steel
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Pennsylvania
Henry Gonzalez
San Antonio
Ed Foreman
Odessa
Tex
New Mexico
Life Magazine
Bobby Baker
Ocean City
Joe Valachi
Senate Rackets Committee
Sen. McClellan
Becker Style Play Shows Unusual Spade Endgame
In a four spades doubled contract, South must avoid a club loss and finds a winning defense by cashing the ace of spades at trick three to force a favorable finesse. The declarer assumes West holds the queen and uses the jack to set up the suit, gaining if West shows Q-x-x or Q-10-x.
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South
West
Mast
Declarer
East
Res Syndicate, Inc
Food and Drug List Targets Health Quackery at Congress
A new FDA catalog of health frauds distributed to 700 physicians nutritionists and teachers at a Washington congress warns against anemia iron remedies diabetes cures geriatric myths and vitamin hype. The guide debunks health books sea water vitamin myths and door to door scams and promotes proper medical treatment with the Your Money or Your Life catalog available from FDA Washington DC.
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Washington, D. C
Food and Drug Administration
Brooklyn Bridge
Office of the Food and Drug Administration
Washington 25
D. C
That Dangerous World We Made For Our Children
A reflective piece laments a modern world filled with fear and danger for children. It questions civilization’s value when progress produces grim machines and unsafe streets that rob childhood of joy.
Waterville votes to keep bicameral government in Maine
In Waterville Maine voters rejected a proposed charter change to a unicameral city government by 1220 to 1000. Only Everett Mossstill is noted as maintaining a two chamber governing body in the nation.
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Waterville
Maine
Everett Moss
Vaccine advances in fight against cold viruses
Government scientists report first test results of an experimental cold vaccine tested on volunteers at Lorton Prison in Virginia. NIH official Dr. Robert Huebner calls it an encouraging step toward a broad shotgun vaccine for cold viruses, though full development may take years.
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AH Choo
Federal Reformatory
Lorton
Robert Huebner
National Institutes of Health
Huebner
Advice on Fear of Childbirth and Gallbladder Issues
A reader asks about pregnancy anxiety and whether fear of childbirth is foolish. Dr. Coleman reassures that modern medicine safely manages labor and that fear is common but unfounded, urging open dialogue with the doctor and noting gallbladder surgery is safe when needed.
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C. L. Iwinois
Mrs. L
Dr. Coleman
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Funeral costs to be added to CPI in coming year
The Bureau of Labor Statistics plans to add funeral costs to its consumer price index next year, affecting food rent clothing and other items. The first funeral cost figures will be released in February as Assistant Commissioner Arnold Chase noted the decision was made almost a year ago.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Consumer Price Index
Asst
Arnold ‘Chase
Bureau
Kentucky Judge Unseated by Brother in Campbellsville
In Campbellsville Kentucky an incumbent judge in the 11th Judicial District is unseated by his brother, ending Philip’s tenure on the bench. The report notes the surprising familial challenge altering the district’s court lineup with uncertain follow up details.
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George
Kentucky
Philip
Philp
Campbellsville. Ky
Bertram
Ethiopia's Nationhood Aided While Athens Was Young
Ethiopia stood as a recognized nation while Athens remained in early development, highlighting a contrast in historical timelines between Africa and ancient Greece.
Settlement Guide for Missed Delivery on City Route
If you live on an Atlantic city carrier route and do not receive the News-Telegraph by 7 P.M, contact your Kick carrier Highland Addition at 243-4948 or LaVista Pee at 243-4664 or 243-176 Fairlawn Addition at 263-5535 for assistance.
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Atlantic
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