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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1963

Page

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Editorial Briefs Reflect on Viet Nam War and U S Politics

The piece laments Diem era abuse of opponents in Viet Nam and lampoons Madam Nhu. It notes Senator Margaret Chase Smith and Paul Zuber entering New Hampshire’s 164 race, calls for less congressional investigations, and discusses Negro voters’ possible party split effects. It closes admiring Atlantic’s upgraded practice facility.

Diem Viet Nam Madam Nhu Margaret Chase Smith Paul Zuber U.S South

Southwest Iowa grid stars named to all star team

Ten years ago Guard Larry Phippen and Halfback Harold Albert were named on the all southwest Iowa football team by the Omaha World Herald. A crowd of 203 attended the first of ten adult evening classes at Atlantic High School last night.

Larry Phippen Harold Albert Iowa Omaha the Atlantic High School

Real estate office fills vacancy in Walnut

Twenty years ago Mrs. LeEtta Arentsen is employed at the George B. Neff real estate office in Walnut to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Miss Vera Welsch. A formation of 15 bombers at.

LeEtta Arentsen George B. Neff Real Estate Walnut Vera Welsch

Bombers Over Atlantic Draw Notable Attention

A report notes a formation of bombers flying west over the Atlantic around 9:30 this morning and, the day before, another group of 21 bombers passed over the area, drawing considerable attention.

Atlantic

Local Re employment Office Reports 96 Hired in October

John Blake chairman of the National Re employment committee for Cass county reports the Cass county office placed 96 residents in employment in October. Mae West film Time No Angel will be shown this week at the Rialto theater in Anita.

John Blake National Cass County Mae West Rialto Theater Anita

Atlantic News Telegraph Extra Copies Advised

Extra copies of the Atlantic News Telegraph should be ordered in advance to ensure availability. The notice urges readers to place orders ahead of time to avoid shortages.

Atlantic News-Telegraph

Atlantic News-telegraph masthead and ad rates notice

The Atlantic News-telegraph lists publication details from 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa and carries subscription rates for carriers and mail options into Cass and adjoining counties with varied annual and short term terms. The notice also notes editor D Simpson and multiple press association memberships.

Walnut St Atlantic Iowa News-Telegraph Pub. Corp D. Simpson Iowa Daily Press Association Iowa Press Association National Editorial Association Io Atlantic

Senate battles over aid to Catholic colleges and court tests

The Senate faces a fight over 1.2 billion dollars in direct federal aid to Catholic colleges. After last year’s opposition to outright grants, this year’s closed conference approved gifts and dropped the Ervin court-test amendment, producing a contentious compromise.

Crew Pearson Senate Washington House Sam Ervin D-N.c Ervin Lister Hill D-Ala John McCormack Congress Adam Clayton Powell Harlem Globe-Trotter Edith Green Portland Ore Albert Quie Peter Frelinghuysen N.J Charles Gooodell N.Y John Brademas Ind Carlton Sickles Sam Gibbons Jennings Randolph D-W.va Wayne Morse Randolph Morse Quie Sen. Randolph Sen. Hill Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Hill Goldwater Ralph Yarborough D-Tex

Russian spacemen plan round trip to Mars

Soviet cosmonaut Andrian Nikolayev discusses a life sustaining spaceship for three years to enable a round trip to Mars or Venus. He notes four months travel with nearly two years on the planets awaiting favorable alignment. Nikolayev tours India with Valentina Tereshkova and speaks on research needs.

Mars New Delhi Andrian Nikolayev Soviet Union Outer Space Venus Laboratory Nikolayev India Valentina Tereshkova

Championship Play Wear dealer lesson in bridge defense

The article uses a bridge example where South becomes declarer in four hearts after a weak spade bid. West leads spades, Haat wins with ace, returns queen, and the emphasis centers on self preservation to avoid defeat, illustrating survival instincts at the table.

South East West Haat

Medics Advise Parents On What To Tell Child Entering Hospital

Doctors at Johns Hopkins urge parents to prepare a child mentally before hospital admission. Do not promise painless surgery. Avoid nightmares by timing talks two to three days before and ensure a parent stays with the child during admission.

Baltimore Matthew Debuskey Johns Hopkins Hospital Debuskey Johns Hopkins David C. Sabiston Jr

New claimant for used car title Chicago police

AP reports Chicago Police Superintendent O W Wilson announced the department has impounded 47 407 abandoned autos and trucks this year in violation of the municipal code. Most vehicles are nonrunning with some stolen or mysteriously abandoned. Law requires sale as junk with salvage of usable parts.

Chicago Chicago Police Department O. W. Wilson City Steels

Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest

The poem narrates a family's lineage of selfish behavior from great grandfather to Willie the son, showing inherited traits of possessiveness. A closing note remarks on the tiny female brown bat of the eastern United States giving birth to a two-gram baby despite its own small weight.

United States

Britain Set for Major Economic Modernization Drive

Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home's Conservative government urged a modernization program to boost British industry and maximize automation gains. Queen Elizabeth opened Parliament with a throne speech promising social service improvements and a commitment to world peace and aid to West Berlin. Also noted is Kilimanjaro drawing about 400 climbers annually, and a final cautionary line about drinking and arrival.

London Alec Douglas-Home Queen Elizabeth Alec West Berlin

Local housing ads for Highland LaViste and Fairlawn additions

Classified listing shows addresses Highland Addn LaViste Place and Fairlawn Addn with phone numbers 243 4948 243 4664 or 243 1761. Indicates multiple real estate listings or inquiries in the area.

Highland LaViste Place Fairlawn

Hypnosis Not A Parlor Game Warns Public Health

A 19 year old student and peers were hypnotized at a school assembly by an amateur hypnotist. One girl required hospital care for intense hysteria but recovered. the piece warns against using hypnosis for entertainment and urges trained medical use under professional supervision.

Juppa Rasputin The American Medical Association Res Syndicate, Inc

West German Chancellor Erhard to visit Washington

German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and U.S. Under Secretary George Ball discussed Erhard's planned trip to the United States. The visit to Washington is set for November 25 and marks his first trip to the U.S. as chancellor.

Bonn Germany Ludwig Erhard West Germany U.S George W. Ball Erhard Kennedy Washington United States

Erhard Succeeds Konrad Adenauer Last Month

Fragmentary note mentions Erhard succeeding Konrad Adenauer last month. Text suggests urgency about cutting food supply speed to save a life but details are unclear. No further verifiable context or dates provided.

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