14 Sep 1964
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1964
Page
1
The Warren report on Kennedy’s assassination looms with long detail and questions if new revelations arise. President Johnson is urged to show how he rose to power, while readers debate U S backing in Vietnam and party loyalties. Crime is blamed on lax reform and court wards, urging public protection.
A poetic vignette portrays a serve yourself restaurant where diners choose meats, pay by tray total, and observe others amid a kindly host. The poem closes with Life is a serve self restaurant.
Poem excerpt reflecting mortal desires and daily choices as one travels life’s display. It suggests that every person ends with outcomes determined by what they accept or reject in pursuit of happiness. The piece is protected from 1964 by The George Matthew Adams Service.
A Sept 6 ceremony at the Methodist church presented God and Country awards to six Boy Scouts. Recipients were Robert Buboltz Dean Jennings Dennis Maas Donald Jensen Mark Johnson and John Sherlock. Scoutmaster Paul Jennings pinned the speaker Rev Carl A. Crouse in appreciation of his work with the Scouts.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription rates for local and area readers with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly plans by carrier and mail. Rates cover Atlantic, surrounding counties, and Canada with varying terms and prices.
Observations on growing global tensions and waves of bigotry. The piece compares wars to an Alaska glacier and warns that greed and nationalism threaten peace, while noting Khrushchev and other leaders offering hope. It urges unity, civil rights effort, and vigilant resistance to hate to avoid another world conflict.
The Iowa Firemen's Association elected Abel Greenway of Clarinda as president at its annual convention, with Osage to host next year. New officers include Ernest Winters Iowa Falls first vice president D W Mathisen Atlantic second vice president Clifford Pierce Mason City third vice president Harold Butterfield Indianola fourth vice president Jon Schwab Osage fifth vice president and Boyd Arnold Mason City secretary treasurer. A separate Carroll incident reports a 16 year old hunter shooting a companion Frank Walter Lahey, who died.
South dealer. West vulnerable assessed in the deal with 107 at Ivery. North holds Iverys card including ATB43 and K8. East contributes 47653 and AJ8 64 plus Q952. South distribution shows 4KQ1008 and K65. The hand sets up a strategic play style typical of Contract Bridge commentary.
In a 1959 match between Italy and the United States, Chiaradia and Forquet reached six spades after a complex auction with diamonds and hearts. Fishbein at East doubled, predicting poor suit splits. the slam failed by down two and 300 points as misfiring clubs and spades doomed the contract. A second table with Stakgold and Harmon also bidding into six spades went down one fifty after an opening heart lead.
Iowa faces a brain drain as 72 000 degrees awarded 1950 60 yield only 19 000 more graduates living in state. Kimball warns 55 75 percent of Iowa and Iowa State grads leave for first jobs while NASA official Webb notes Midwest has the lowest scientist ratio in the nation. Hodges urges attracting industry to utilize local talent and notes uneven regional R D and defense tied growth.
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey urges vigilance as he campaigns in the Midwest against Barry Goldwater. He recalls Truman’s 1948 upset and cautions Democrats not to assume an easy November victory based on polls. He notes the temporary Republican spokesman could become president if Democrats let him.
Lloyd Lansrude a 20 year old Air Force man from Clear Lake Iowa died Sunday from injuries sustained when the car he was riding in struck a lamp post on the University of North Dakota campus He was stationed at the Grand Forks Air Base
An article notes early results from an experimental device delivering electrical impulses behind the ear to the hearing center. It reports patients deaf for years regaining word recognition, while outlining three main deafness types and advances in surgical and instrument solutions.
Reports from Taipei, Hong Kong, and Omaha note Chou En lai's illness, Billy Graham warning of end times, and David D McKay recovering after a heart attack. Tokyo reports Ikeda slowly recovering from throat ailment, plus a social security plea for disability benefits.
A life insurance representative offers to help plan a sound program and urges contacting for financial provision if the living provider is lost. The note frames life insurance as a necessary unpleasant task and invites a call.
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