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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1964
Page
1
The passage notes a rise of younger Republicans after the election, forecasting party revitalization. It argues older leaders' views caused dissonance and age limits, predicting a transition period where energetic newcomers push new programs while elders advise.
The writer argues that Goldwater’s civil rights stance was not about denying Negro citizenships but cites his desegregation efforts in Arizona and his generally friendly record toward African Americans. It contends his defense of state rights led to political errors in his campaign.
The piece argues TV debates risk overvaluing personality over record. It warns capable executives may be poor debaters and looks can influence voters more than achievement. It suggests presidential quality should be judged by accomplishments, not party or appearance.
In Minneapolis the 13 month old Todd Klemz, among the eighth known liver transplant recipients, shows progress after receiving a liver from a 2 year old girl during heart surgery. He retains his original organ as a precaution against rejection. Todd weighed about 14 pounds and had biliary atresia and chronic pneumonia.
Gov. Karl Rolvaag's staff said a caller from Michigan Gov. George Rom ney's office telephoned the Minnesota Capitol Monday seeking Gov. Elmer L. Andersen, who had been his predecessor and was ousted in March 1963.
Readers are invited to reserve copies of The Atlantic News-Telegraph in advance. Orders should specify quantity and delivery details to ensure prompt fulfillment.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery in Cass and neighboring counties and nationwide. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options, with different figures for Iowa, U.S. outside town, and Canada.
Mississippi white business leaders apply economic pressure on Negroes amid reports of bombing in McComb. Paul D. Wilson admits guilt but notes continued employment as a carrier for Illinois Central. Federal funds to Mississippi and selective federal actions spark local hostility and fear of retaliation.
A rubber bridge hand from a Masten championship shows South in 3NT after a spade lead. Declarer follows reflexive finesses and loses after misplanning, while a simple plan of first studying the hand would guarantee eight or more tricks.
A 1964 Bell-McClure Syndicate article criticizes Mississippi mills for ignoring fair treatment of Black workers and highlights ongoing discrimination in employment practices.
A poem reflects on couples who endured life’s storms together and remained glad in each other’s company. It notes that happiness exists alongside heartache and fears, with enduring belief in one another after rough days. The piece ends by noting the modern hand salute’s late military origin.
Lookin Around notes a heavy fall leaf load and a new leaf mulching method using mower attachment to grind leaves into the grass. The writer urges better use of natural resources and critiques long messages and advertising songs while recommending the Atlantic show "I'd Rather Be Rich" for entertainment.
A 16 year old Minnesota boy rode across the country seeking parental consent to enlist in the Army. Found on a San Francisco freeway hungry and penniless, he said he left a farm job to find his mother in California then hitchhiked to Barstow to reach his father. After learning his mother was nearby, officials notified her and the plans were dropped.
U S Geological Survey findings after the Alaska earthquake indicate about 12,000 square miles in southeastern Alaska uplifted and remained eight feet higher than previous levels.
A column urges readers to overcome fear and anxiety to regain happiness. It emphasizes examining fears with professional help from doctors or counselors, stripping away imaginary parts, and seeking guidance to solve real problems. The piece underscores that fear erodes well being but can be managed through openness and support.
Tokyo AP report says Prince Souphanouvong via Hanoi radio urged Premier Souvannah Phouma to stop frantic armed attacks on Pathet Lao controlled areas. He accuses the United States and its allies of mounting large scale daily bombing and strafing on more than 20 Pathet Lao sites in northeast Laos from Oct 14 to 27, 3 to 12 planes daily.
In Malaysia's Borneo jungles British forces clashed with Indonesian guerrillas killing three raiders authorities said. The military spokesman reported the encounter took place today in the jungle operations near Kuching.
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