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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1963
Page
1
A reflection on gratitude for basic needs, peace, plenty, and progress. The piece highlights health, harvest, the absence of major storms, and stable living standards in western Iowa, urging thanks for family and friends this fall.
The Alliance for Progress faces a stubborn Latin American system with a powerful wealthy class that dominates land and industry. Paternal government norms under communism alike, leave masses with little incentive to improve. The plan struggles amid resistance, with few places showing progress.
John Field, publisher of the Hamburg Reporter, filed a civil suit in Polk County District Court seeking 6200 dollars plus 5 percent interest from 1960 from the Iowa Manufacturers Association the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and a 1960 committee Iowans for Reapportionment by Legislative action. He says he was promised 96000 plus expenses to help defeat a constitutional convention in the November 1960 election but he has not been paid. He states the suit has nothing to do with the Shaff plan and that the debt is on file with the secretary of state as an unpaid bill from 1960.
Mrs C M Redmon retires from her role as territory correspondent for the Atlantic News Telegraph due to ill health. She will hand duties to Mrs William Howell. The Redmons relocated to a trailer on the farm of their daughter Mrs Milton Lantz in Red Oak. She has served with the paper since 1938.
A brief notice states readers should place advance orders for additional copies of the Atlantic News Telegraph to ensure availability. The item emphasizes planning and timely requesting, reflecting the paper's distribution practices.
The Atlantic News-telegraph lists publication offices at 410 Walnut, Atlantic Iowa, with editors and business contacts. It notes publication schedule, club memberships, and varying subscription rates by carrier, local counties, Iowa, U.S. addresses, and Canada with prices ranging from 1 month to 1 year.
The piece compares Lyndon Johnson to Franklin Roosevelt and John F Kennedy, noting Johnson's inexperience in diplomacy and the pressure from Texas conservatism. It discusses how Truman, Stalin, Churchill, Rostow, and Bonn figures influence early policy and raises whether Johnson can chart a peaceful yet firm course with Moscow.
The poem Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest is paired with a news item from Miami where Richard A. Mack, 44, a former FCC member once accused in a channel 10 award plot, was found dead in a rooming house with police saying death appeared natural.
In Washington the Senate tabled a Mundt bill to bar Export Bank insured payments to Soviet buyers after Democrat Mike Mansfield read a Kennedy appeal. The unsigned letter urged defeat of the amendment, warning it would harm American producers. Albany report notes Mrs Mary R Schissler aged 104 and great great granddaughter Susan Lochner aged 1.
The Italian team thrives with artificial bids in world play while others struggle. A 1961 world championship hand shows bid sequence and outcomes, including two clubs and four clubs cues, notrump threats, and a slam attempt leading to four hearts for the Americans.
Ten years ago report notes Adair boys and girls each won at Bridgewater with scores 52 35 for the boys and 68 44 for the girls. Other local items include music director LeRoy Dick named Southwest Iowa director of the Iowa Bandmasters Association and several community updates.
Mrs. Nellie Havens and her son Don with family and John Hanken spent the weekend at the Kansas City Missouri residence of Ed Randolphe.
A column responding to a teen and a parent about a neck lump, with the doctor clarifying a possible lipoma is benign. The advice urges seeking psychological support for adolescence stress and explains mind body links, urging open doctor communication.
Atlantic residents on city carrier routes urged to call their Kick carriers if the News-Telegraph does not arrive by 7 P.M. Provides contact numbers for Highland Addn LaVista Place Feirlawn Addn and East and West Side routes with respective phone digits.
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