14 Nov 1963
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1963
Page
1
A study cited in the piece notes that the arrival of Negroes in various cities does not spark mass panic among white property owners. Property values often hold steady or rise slightly as communities adapt. A Baltimore observation highlights improving relations when both races interact, with trouble mainly at lower economic levels.
The piece condemns public office used for personal gain and vote buying. It cites federal money flowing to West Virginia to secure votes and projects advancing party power. It mentions Bobby Baker and Secretary of the Navy Korth as examples of official enrichment.
The piece notes a strong corn harvest across the Iowa area with yields broadly bumper despite some dry spots. It contrasts U S wage levels in 1962 with France Germany Italy and Britain, arguing higher U S labor costs hinder exports and price competitiveness, and cites Japan as worsening the situation.
The half million dollar feature Martin Luther with a seven nation crew will open at the Atlantic theater this week on West Germany locations. Sgt. Myron F. Ray of Atlantic graduates from the Central Command NCO school in Tokyo. Capt. T. G. Herrmann, former News Telegraph wire editor, now stationed in Nashville, is transferred to Camp Chaffee. Ark Lyle Diven of Lewis begins work in The News Telegraph pressroom as Mr. and Mrs. Diven move from Lewis to Atlantic.
Construction of a six room bungalow on Palm street between Sixth and Seventh is underway with Bert Sanford as builder. Excavation for the city’s new elevated water tower in the northeast part of La is described in this brief update.
Washington AP reports two Iowa cities Council Bluffs and Des Moines remain open to travel for Soviet citizens while nearby counties including Pottawattamie Linn Woodbury Shelby Mills Fremont Harrison Black Hawk and Des Moines are closed. Additional counties Benton Cedar Jasper Johnson Monona Polk Poweshiek Scott and Tama are also closed to Russians.
Readers are advised to place advance orders for additional copies of The Atlantic News Telegraph to ensure sufficient print runs. The notice emphasizes planning ahead to avoid shortages and directs subscribers to contact the newspaper office for arrangements and pricing.
The Atlantic News Telegraph publishes in Atlantic Iowa with F D Simpson as editor. The notice lists membership in press associations and detailed subscription rates for carrier, Cass county, statewide, national and Canada mail, with annual and half year options.
Washington Roundup outlines Barry Goldwater's ties to John Birch Society donors to explain political stance. It cites past gifts from John Birch leader Robert Welch, H. L. Hunt, America for Americans Committee, and Robert E Wood, plus Goldwater's comments on Warren and Stevenson and his defense of McCarthy era allies. The column notes Birch suspicions about universities, nuclear options for field commanders, and ongoing senate tensions.
A speaker contrasts two watches to show value lies in sentiment. One watch came from a friend and carries memory, while the other is costly and brandished as a symbol of wealth. The poem asserts personal meaning over material shine.
South opens with king of spades lead and the hand description follows. The article explains a jump shift convention signaling a void and slam potential, detailing how North’s hand supports a seven hearts grand slam and South’s reply based on high trump honors.
A 1200 calorie daily formula emphasizes four food groups. It prescribes four servings of breads and cereals, five ounces of meat fish poultry or cheese plus an egg every other day, four daily servings of fruits and vegetables including citrus rich items, and two cups of milk containing calcium and vitamin D.
The United States sees imports up 4 percent and exports up 3 percent for the first nine months of 1963, with exports outstripping imports by about 5 billion dollars. American industry faces rising foreign competition, tariffs, and Latin American contracts while global demand remains strong and prosperity abroad sustains Yankee trade.
Residents on Atlantic city carrier routes are urged to call their carriers if the News-Telegraph is not received by 7 P.M. Contact Highland Addn LaVista Place Fairlawn Addn and West Side routes at listed phone numbers for delivery.
A plastic self contained hospital capsule developed under Dr Jerome J Landy at Miami Variety Children's Hospital envelopes the bed and patient protecting both and avoiding cross infection while allowing routine care and even minor surgery. The unit supplies fresh air regulates humidity and uses plastic bags for waste.
Francis A. Kutish professor of economics and sociology at Iowa State University will serve a one year assignment for the U S Department of Agriculture in El Salvador. On leave without pay with his family they left November 1 to join a team aiding economic and agricultural development in the country.
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