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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1963
Page
1
The piece argues for minority protections in Iowa politics amid the Shaff plan for redistricting. It explains that under the plan each county gains one representative, while the senate allocates one member per 158th of the population, balancing majority rule with minority rights and promoting compromise over dictatorship.
The piece argues U S citizens have been arrested in the Soviet Union and held on trumped up charges, urging the government to protect travelers by discouraging visits. It notes the professor’s arrest after publishing critical works and claims the risks outweigh any benefits of international travel.
The Governors commission studies Iowa Nebraska boundary taxes as a potential revenue source. Atlantic shows rapid growth with new stores stations and buildings. The piece endorses paying bills first, opposing unchecked spending and debt accumulation.
A British manufacturer unveiled the Forum bath at the London Building Exhibition. Available in side by side or toe to toe arrangements, the new model has sold four units so far. Motorists are warned to obey stop signs, emphasizing that they do not mean slow down.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices for local and distant readers, including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual rates by carrier and mail. It notes publication evenings except Sunday and provides contact and association affiliations.
Drew Pearson argues the Bobby Baker probe reflects broader juvenile delinquency in Washington. He traces Baker’s rise from Senate page to secretary of the Senate Majority while noting the Capitol environment and past ethics questions involving figures like Mendel Rivers and Millard Tydings. The piece critiques the Senate milieu as shaping conduct and cites historical tax and wartime shipping episodes.
Citizens For Reapportionment urged Sen. David Shaff receive free radio and TV time to answer attacks on the Shaff plan ahead of the December 3 referendum. Gov. Hughes defends prerogatives while supporters push debate and warn about court redistricting if the plan fails.
A poem celebrating labor. The speaker observes watchmen and masons at work on a rising structure and credits workers with nation building. He asserts that cities and progress come from toil rather than instinct, noting homes, temples, and wonders as symbols of labor and trade.
Declarer with West in four hearts ruffs queen and cashes A K of hearts while North discards six of spades. Strategy: track diamond division to decide whether to draw trumps or cash diamonds first, then control clubs to limit opponents to at most one club trick. If diamonds split four to one, adjust by cashing queen of diamonds before ruffing. if two rounds of trumps leave diamonds unsettled, rely on club control to secure the needed tricks.
TEN YEARS AGO Mrs Fern Cleaver and eight pupils from Wright No 3 in Pottawattamie county visited Atlantic fire station last week. Home and safety material was given to the students. Norman Pellett son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Pellett of Atlantic won third place in the horticulture show at Iowa State college this week on his entry of ten specimen strawberry plants.
Twenty years ago L. W. Frederickson drew 15 35 on 1 028 pound steers marketed in Omaha today.
Lincoln Junior High repeated a strong performance last night by defeating Jackson, 20 to 6, to win the city football championship. Earlier, Kenneth Goodman presented "Dust of the Road" a one act play directed by senior James Savery in the high school auditorium.
A survey by the American Cancer Society finds thirty percent of New York City high school students smoke cigarettes daily, highlighting a major public health concern among teens.
If you live on an Atlantic city carrier route and miss the paper by 7 PM call your Kick or area carrier. Highland Addn LaVista Place Fairlawn Addn and East and West Side numbers are listed for replacement or assistance.
The article explains croup types and home steam remedies during winter. It warns against neglect, notes diphtheria linked cases, and advises physician evaluation for breathing difficulty. It also covers steam methods, umbrella tent setups, and cautions on rectal thermometry for children.
Georgia board rejects a $6.3 million vocational technical school plan in Atlanta that would include 15 hotel rooms and a dining room. The board instructed the Atlanta school board to devise an alternative plan without the hotel component.
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