21 Nov 1963
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1963
Page
1
The piece urges congressional investigations focused on the executive and legislative branches rather than pursuing criminals. It cites high officials profiting from their offices, including the Navy secretary and a Wisconsin congressman, and calls for FBI and federal units to handle nationwide criminal activity.
Inflation poses a global threat as it emerges in South America and Europe and risks US impact. The piece warns that early quiet growth makes it hard to oppose, and only drastic action can halt it before currency devaluation and broader financial disasters lead to a depression.
The text casts doubt on a sabotage theory surrounding the NFO describing internal strife and suggests the acts may stem from crackpots or extremists rather than an official policy of the farmer group in the central U S. It notes ongoing sabotage attempts but denies credible motive.
The Atlantic High School unveiled a new gymnasium amid a sizable crowd and a victorious event. Officials praised the expansion as a major improvement, declaring the Atlantic school plant among the finest in the state.
North Brookfield Massachusetts AP The chairman of the North Brookfield School Committee says daily Bible readings and prayers will continue in public schools while the attorney general’s court case proceeds. Attorney General Edward Brooke asked the State Supreme Court to halt the religious exercises and the court ordered a response by December 4. Committee chairman Aime Morin said he doubts prayers and readings will stop before a decision is reached.
Griswold fire department responded to a Saturday blaze on the Jack Drake farm. A tractor caught fire while being filled with gasoline, causing considerable damage to the vehicle.
Local newspaper masthead lists publication details and subscription rates. Advertising and postal information outline pricing for carriers, in-county and out-of-state mail, and international Canada rates.
DREW PEARSON reports on irradiation of foods to extend shelf life and curb spoilage from strawberries to bacon and citrus. Plans include processing plants in California fruit fields by 1965 and irradiators on ships while emphasizing no residual radioactivity. JFK opposes a friend’s development on the Potomac, Udall fights to preserve the Potomac skyline, and Nelson Rockefeller’s nomination looms with Dr Murphy holding key custody of Rockefeller children.
Otto Hartkopf achieved a 615 series with 234 and 293 games to set a Greater Atlantic league record last night. The Trojans opened their season on the Atlantic high school court with a 5 to 4 win over Audubon.
East defends four spades as South prepares a long end play after a diamond lead. The defense follows a sequence trading clubs and hearts, with the crucial moment when the second hand plays the queen to counter South’s intended end play. If West or South misdefends, declarer loses fewer tricks.
A guide to menu planning using the Basic Four as a practical structure. Emphasizes variety within meat fish poultry and cheese groups, and the need for four daily servings of fruits and vegetables to ensure essential nutrients. Highlights pork liver potatoes spinach and pumpkins as nutrient sources and notes the role of vitamin C and vitamin A in diet quality.
The poem urges self examination of temper and character, urging readers to distinguish friends from foes and keep good traits. In Denver a television pianist Max Morath is noted for performing ragtime with a cigar despite claiming to hate cigars, saying they contribute to his image.
Lockheed Georgia unveiled its two turbojet Hummingbird under a $2.5 million Army contract. The 32 foot craft can hover like a helicopter and move sideways with no propellers. In its first full takeoff to landing display at Fort Benning it rose vertically then leveled off, climbing to 10,000 feet in 58 seconds.
The article discusses nasal congestion during pregnancy, its Hormonal cause, dangers of overuse of vasoconstrictor drops, and safer relief options under medical supervision. It also reports a study by Dr. Horace Thuline finding color blindness in 1 of 17 boys and 1 of 189 girls, stressing safety and education implications.
Rev and Mrs A Edward Peterson were called to Minneapolis by the death of Victor C Peterson at Veterans Hospital Sunday. Services were held Wednesday with burial at Fort Snelling National Cemetery near St Paul. Peterson a St John Minnesota native and World War I veteran. Don't drive if you drink.
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