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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1963
Page
1
The piece cites coin shortages, Nixon talk as GOP chatter, and praising the undefeated AHL Trojans. It laments Will Grulke’s death and questionably notes a NATO Paris dining room misstatement. It critiques U.S. aid use, urges debate on the Schaff plan, and questions prisoner rights and rioter punishments. Khrushchev’s rhetoric is seen as ineffective with business executives.
At Bangkok the Colombo Plan ministerial conference began with focus on technical and economic cooperation. Four parties Indonesia Malaysia Philippines Britain avoided the dispute in opening remarks while behind the scenes Lopez of the Philippines pursues North Borneo claims and mutual recognition as talks loom.
Publication masthead listing press affiliations and editor with contact details and postal rates. Provides subscription prices for local carriers, Cass county and nearby regions, and other domestic mail rates.
Drew Pearson recalls the Berlin Autobahn incident as a near war that could have drawn the United States and Soviet Union into broader conflict. The orange alert demonstrated fragility of peace and the heavy price of missteps. veterans of Normandy, Cassino, Salerno, and Guadalcanal are honored as the nation reflects on the era’s tense brinkmanship.
New Jersey Senator Clif ford P Case says he would accept a favorite son bid for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination if urged by party leaders. He notes Gov Nelson Rockefeller is a strong nominee but stresses he is not Rockefeller's man in New Jersey.
British Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home captures the Perth seat by a 9.32 percent margin as Conservatives seek to blunt a recent setback in another special election.
In the 1962 world championship Italy versus the United States in New York Marne and Van Der Porten reached a seven clubs finish after a 2-2 trump split, scoring 1 390 points. On Bridgerama Belladonna and Avarelli faced a strange four notrump sequence and misbidding led to Italy losing 670 points on the deal.
Atlantic readers urge city action on safer parking for Safeway and a curb along the store lot to guide traffic at 7th and Walnut. A customer laments service and urges kindness, smiling clerks, and a weekly raise to keep staff pleasant while warning to watch school children driving in town.
Congressman Thos. E. Martin of Iowa City met supporters in Atlantic while building political fences for the U S Senate bid. Edward Cambridge, son of Mr and Mrs Boyd Cambridge LaVista place, joins the Order of the Sex tant at Iowa State College as a civil engineering junior among 22 initiates. Walter Knop of Atlantic sold 1001-pound steers for 15.35 in Omaha. Mrs Clarence Pellett and Mrs A W Anstey named publicity chairs of the Cass county salvage drive by Mrs Willis Miller.
Physicians Dr Edgar B Gordon Dr Marshall Goldberg and Grace J Chosy report an experimental weight reducing program at the University of Wisconsin Medical School using a 1320 calorie daily intake after an initial 48 hour fast. Six meals a day and low carbohydrate focus with possible thyroid mediation yielded weight losses of 50 to 100 pounds in severe obesity and sustained loss after six months.
Sioux City AP reports Councilman Julian L. Torgerson pleaded innocent to a charge of illegal possession of a slot machine found in his basement last August. He claimed the device was used as a piggy bank at his home.
George McNary named manager at the Deep Rock service station located at Second and Walnut, succeeding Ralph Arn who resigned days earlier. G K Swift of Harlan elected president of the 1934 Shelby County Bankers association. Do not drive after drinking.
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