Johnson appeals for Kennedy program face divided Congress
President Johnson urged quick passage of the Kennedy program before a joint session, drawing applause but unlikely to shift stubborn positions. Southern senators defend segregation and fiscal limits while backers press for tax cuts. Personal popularity may boost reception, but core opposition remains intact and major changes seem doubtful.
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The Sale of Guns Tragic shooting spurs gun control call
The article argues for a federal gun sale law after a presidential assassination and police killing. It contends cheap magazines and mail order guns enable easy access, worsening youth gang violence, and states that only federal action can curb crime.
Long Line of Martyrs Emphasizes Rights for All Peoples
The piece frames President Kennedy as the latest martyr in a long struggle for human rights. It recalls victims from Birmingham to world events, noting the fight spans centuries and continents, with future sacrifices expected before the goal of free, equal people is achieved.
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Reader letter opposes Shaff senatorial plan in Iowa
In a letter to the Atlantic News Telegraph Mr F D Simpson argues against the Shaff plan. He contends the plan crosses county lines, is backward, benefits lobbyists, and prefers alternatives like Fulton, Schroeder, or Stuart. He favors representation by area in the Senate and population in the House.
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Johnny Cash Leads Police On Chasing Run On Freeway
Ventura California AP reports singer Johnny Cash led officers on a six mile chase up the Ojai Freeway at low speed after saying he tried to stall the police car. He was cited for speeding and driving without his license.
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Extra Atlantic News Telegraph copies available for order
In advance, readers may reserve extra copies of The Atlantic News Telegraph. Supplies are limited and reservations help ensure availability for requests.
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Atlantic Views-telegraph Publication Rates Summary
Atlantic Iowa newspaper lists subscription prices by method and duration for in town Cass county and surrounding areas. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semi annual, annual options by carrier and mail to U S Canada. Prices reflect regional readers and outside Iowa options.
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Kennedy was killed by hate not one man alone
Kennedy's assassination is linked to a nationwide drive to erase intolerance. Interfaith memorials and candlelight processions are urged to honor him and press Americans to confront hatred in politics and society.
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Ikeda Cabinet to Resign After Election Victory
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda will submit resignations December 4 in a constitutional formality to allow a new government. Cabinets step down after elections. Ikeda’s Liberal Democratic Party won 283 of 467 seats in the lower house in the November vote.
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Adenauer urges Germany to heal U.S. France rifts
Former Chancellor Konrad Adenauer called on Germany to help bridge tensions between the United States and France, urging efforts to heal the transatlantic rift.
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Becker on Defense How to Stop a Four Spade Contract
Contract Bridge by B. Jay Becker explains the defensive plan to defeat four spades. West should lead a heart nine, East must avoid premature diamonds, and careful signaling with the ten of hearts guides West to a diamond lead for back-to-back heart ruffs. Even with imperfect card visibility, the proper defense defeats the contract.
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Iowa highway commission spends two thirds on primary roads
Iowa highway commission annual report shows 902 contracts totaling 77.2 million dollars for the year ending June 30. Of these 389 contracts worth 51.9 million were for the primary system, with bridges, grading, and asphalt paving dominating spending.
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective verse on enduring life and fate, affirming the law of the Lord governs, regardless of critics. The poem envisions ongoing discovery, destiny, and the continuity of human progress beyond individual opinions.
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Traffic weighing dept issues 16819 summonses. fines reach 406576
The commissioner's traffic weighing department issued 16 819 summonses for weight violations by trucks and buses. Fines and costs totaled 406 576 dollars. Additional vehicle registration fees for under registered vehicles amounted to 238 170 dollars.
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Cracking Down On Quacks In Medical Fraud
The article warns of widespread medical quackery exploiting the ill and outlines six rules to spot quacks. It cites the FDA and AMA led educational campaigns and notes a 1–2 billion dollar annual loss in America. It urges consulting a personal doctor for individual issues.
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Des Moines Delegation Heads to Sheriffs and County Attorneys Meet
Sheriff Kenneth M. Jones and County Attorney Lester Kluever plan to travel to Des Moines for the Iowa Sheriffs and County Attorney associations convention. Steiner Silence has been pledged to Tau Lambda Rho at Iowa State College where he studies. The note on bread prices rises by two cents per loaf effective today. The Anita Tribune revival is announced by L. G. Spangler of Greenfield after editor Frank Budd’s induction. Cozy cenare at Griswold sold to Georgia Schirm of Adair. Walter Kuehl of Atlantic earns 15.85 dollars for 1270-pound steer sale in Omaha.
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Local grocery ad and land sale notes from 30 years ago
The item lists butter at 2 cents a pound oranges two dozen for 25 cents potatoes a 100 pound bag for 149 bread four loaves for 19 cents. A. A. Miller of Anita sold residential property and a single acre of ground on East Main Street in Os Kirkpatrick near Wiota.
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State opens $600 wood use center in Quicksand
Kentucky announces a new wood use demonstration center at Quicksand to spur revival in the Appalachian highlands. The facility features a forestry training center and a lumber demonstration area to aid regional economic development.
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