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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1964
Page
1
The article warns that victory brings heavy duties including economic inflation risk from strikes and the need to enforce civil rights laws. It highlights southern rebellion over race, northern racial tensions, rising crime, and ongoing international difficulties from Soviet changes to De Gaulle friction, demanding immediate presidential action.
The CROP drive begins next week in Cass County to aid hungry people worldwide. Rev. Dale H. Brown highlights CROP’s work from food to health programs and local improvements. A Mediterranean island case shows sea water desalination restoring population and productivity. Donate next Wednesday when solicitors call.
The piece questions citizen servitude to the state amid tax time and ponders democracy's fate. It praises the Trojan team for ending another season with an unbroken win streak, noting a lone tie with Shenandoah. It commends the players for scholastic success and gentlemanly conduct.
On the front page a parade photo shows Greta Jo Meyer in a box costume "Boy In A Box." Tree rings at the old Congregational church suggest about 50 years. Halloween treats were shared at Rev. Chitwood’s home in Griswold. A baby christening prompts a remark from Cindy Karns.
Washington AP reports beef cattle prices fell for the fifth straight week. Average slaughter steer prices across seven major markets were 22.92 per hundredweight, down from 23.70 last week and 23.08 a year ago. The livestock market report cites continued brisk slaughter and weaker feeder demand as drivers of the decline.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists its address at 46 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa and notes publication evenings except Sunday. It provides editor F D Simpson and subscription rates for carriers and mail across regions including Cass County and other areas in Iowa and the U S with Canada rates.
Behind the scenes in the Republican Party Goldwater loyalists appear to control the party machinery heading into the 1968 convention. Dean Burch vows to stay as GOP chairman, while moderates remain disorganized and focused on governors rather than Congress. The column notes defections of Romney and Kuchel, and cites clashes with figures tied to McCarthy era tactics.
A courtroom shootout in Baguio Nueva Vizcaya left Mayor Leos Pablo and five others dead including a 14 year old girl. A police sergeant and an auditor's man killed each other during a defamation hearing. Five men detained as suspects.
The item notes B. Jay Becker as record holder in Masters’ individual championship play. It references a piece likely from a newspaper page with cryptic cataloging strings and no clear event details. The readable portion identifies Becker and his status in the masters event.
The article describes how four heart preempts by West led to varied responses from North and South across tables. Some pairs let four hearts stand, others doubled or shifted to five diamonds, with outcomes ranging from successful four hearts to a missed slam after an unexpected deuce of hearts opening.
Des Moines Republicans describe the election as a crushing setback with President Johnson carrying Iowa by 300 000 votes and Nixon by 172 000 earlier. GOP leader Rob ert Ray plans to consult the state central committee before charting future steps.
Havana Radio reports Castro Cuban revolutionary defense committees are collecting wine and whiskey bottles to meet Christmas demand. Each block has a member to distribute ration cards and report counterrevolutionary activity. government asks 3.5 million bottles be turned in for refills.
The blackout period experienced by alcoholics is not a period of unconsciousness. It resembles amnesia or loss of memory rather than a collapse of awareness.
Dr. John Gallagher and Dr. Charles Geschichter report gold leaf can adhere to blood vessels and tissue, bridging wounds to support healing. The method uses a slight static charge to aid attachment and tissue growth beneath the leaf.
A legislative study committee in Des Moines recommends changes to the ADC program to permit savings for college or technical schooling and to extend dependency status to age 21 if the child remains in high school or college and at home. They also propose a $500,000 yearly education fund for a selective ADC group, with total program cost near $18 million annually, half covered by the federal government.
DES MOINES AP Bids will be opened next Wednesday by the Greater Iowa Corp on the first phase of a tourist development near the Herbert Hoover birth site at West Branch. President Walter Goeppinger of Boone announced the plan Friday night.
Poem contrasts self reproach with peevish fits over everyday troubles and urges forgiveness of weaknesses. It reflects on anger toward imagined wrongs and the desire to rise above irritation. A closing line mentions Nimbus the new weather satellite having over 40 000 parts.
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