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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1963
Page
1
World leaders and dignitaries gathered for the President's funeral illustrating the United States standing in world affairs. Rich and poor mourned alike as guests from many nations paid homage to the departed leader and the nation he symbolized.
Still Need Men Automation has been viewed as a monster. Chrysler corporation shows automation increases output without reducing its work force. The experience implies modern labor's fear of automation is groundless. machines need operators and will continue to need them.
The view holds that the President was killed by a fanatical madman seeking to right a perceived wrong. The killer was shot by an emotional individual aiming to avenge the President and a Dallas police officer. Explanations may be simple: hate fanaticism and revenge underlie the dreadful events.
The piece notes the new President Johnson will likely run as the Democratic candidate with aims to adapt the Kennedy program. It argues his tenure before the next election will be brief and shaped by early actions, especially to secure the South, as tradition suggests a 1964 election but may be uncertain.
A poem depicts a debate on truth and proof. It contrasts strict arithmetic certainty with alternative methods to reach the same result. The speaker argues that truth, once found, remains unaltered despite different routes or interpretations.
Atlantic Views telegraph publication detail page lists address 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa and publishing staff including editor F D Simpson. Rates shown for carriers and mail subscriptions vary by locality from one month to a year and differ for Cass county neighbors, statewide, and U S delivery.
In the wake of John F Kennedy's death mourners nationwide recall his presidency and the Kennedy clan. Joseph P Kennedy Sr remains a central figure as the family faces loss and the impact on public service.
Thousands line streets as John F Kennedy is laid to rest after a Requiem Mass. Cardinal Cushing leads prayers while the Kennedy family follows the hearse to Arlington. The eternal flame is lit as rifle salutes echo and taps sounds.
Ten years ago Hap Westbreek was promoted to captain in the Iowa air guard while Robert E. Nipp received a lieutenant appointment in the national guard. Twenty years back Harvey Scholl spent furlough at Anita. Billy Freese helped Wietea beat Guthrie Center in overtime, and Adair high school football triumphed over Casey. A fire in Stuart caused 30 thousand dollars in losses. Grantrepool deer activity was noted. Cumberland main street work began with rock due soon.
In a rubber bridge game South opened three notrump after a weak heart bid by North. East doubled to force West’s heart lead, and South, attempting a bold notrump, went down nine for 2600 points. The columnist blames North for the disaster, noting the misjudged diamond continuation and failure to rescue partner.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Mrs Hannah Grow at the local APO Funeral Home. The Ohio native died Sunday at her farm home near Dana where she taught in a rural school and a Sunday school class until age 93. She celebrated her 94th birthday on October 26 and leaves more than 70 living descendants.
Unclear text notes extra copies of The Atlantic News are to be ordered in ad form for Velez and Aquan. The fragment hints at distribution action but lacks full details or context.
Washington mourners watched President Kennedy laid to rest at Arlington after a state funeral marked by ironies and coincidences. Cardinal Cush ing officiated at St. Matthew's Cathedral as dignitaries from 91 countries attended, including 16 heads of state and 38 foreign ministers.
Advances in otology transform deafness into hope as Dr. Julius Lempert pioneers fenestration surgery for otosclerosis and Dr. Samuel Rosen develops the stapes operation. The articles praise breakthroughs eradicating the fear and loneliness of deafness and urge medical consultation.
Iowa Governor Harold Hughes calls for more judges to require pre sentence investigations before sentencing. He cites concerns over perceived unfairness and disparities in sentences for the same crime following a parole controversy at the State Training School for Boys.
Des Moines reports applications for the Medical Aid to the Aged program may be filed at county social welfare departments starting next Monday. The program, funded by state and federal sources, assists residents over 65 not on Old Age assistance with income and resource limits.
Gov John Connally spent a restful night and was in good spirits doctors at Parkland Hospital said his recovery is proceeding as expected after surgery for wounds in the chest hand and leg from the Kennedy assassin incident last Friday in Dallas.
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