27 Apr 1961
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1961
Page
1
The piece condemns dishonesty in business and accuses firms of price fixing. It notes public concern over integrity, cites unnamed culprits, and laments the impact on consumers and trust in markets. The article emphasizes moral responsibility across enterprises.
A discussion traces growing concern over recruiting athletes at the expense of academics. It cites articles and The New York Times urging colleges to value mental ability as highly as physical prowess and to address poverty as a barrier to higher education.
The piece argues that Latin American nations must assist Cuba to prevent US imperialism and communist influence. It warns that if the region does not act, the United States would bear the burden and propagandists would scapegoat small nations, risking regional stability.
Chicago attorney George E. Johnson Jr testified at a contempt hearing after involvement in two fraudulent wills tied to Iowa farmer Lester Langrehr and his former employee George P. Jordan. Judge Robert J. Dunne led the inquiry that voided both wills involving Kristine Jepser and Max Roeder. Also slated to appear were lawyers Joseph W Baer Nat M Kahn and Richard Kahn.
The Maytag Co. announces first quarter sales of 26 million 435 thousand 737 dollars, down 18 percent from 32 million 363 thousand 908 dollars in the same period a year earlier according to AP.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery in Atlantic Iowa Cass and adjoining counties and other regions. Rates vary by duration and location with different yearly and half year options for local and distant readers.
Burton H. Fesn MD advises readers on selecting a physician. Use clear questions to compare general practitioners versus specialists, office location, emergency access, and night calls. If personalities clash, change doctors. consider hospital or private-eye checks, and send reader questions to Dr. Fern through the syndicate.
The piece outlines a cordial shift in tone between President Eisenhower and Senator Kennedy as Kennedy asserts control over Cuba policy while Udall faces critique. It also covers bold editor speeches on press influence, antitrust debates led by Guthman, and Freeman's forthcoming hearings on ham water content to address housewife concerns. The article notes a major railroad merger and legal challenges tied to historical federal land grants, with Montana figures Wildcard Metcalf and Mansfield cited.
Des Moines AP reports a tentative adjournment date of May 4 for the Iowa Legislature. Senate approves a concurrent resolution. the House may alter the target date. Republicans seek to end bill passing by next Thursday, the 116th day of the 1961 session.
Jo Ann Shey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Shey, relocates to Omaha. A century ago a New York hotel installed the first passenger elevator marking a milestone in travel.
Sidney Lazard of New Orleans demonstrates control in a Masters contract by forcing success through precise safety play. After West leads clubs, Lazard ruffs, finesses, and uses a heart safety run to counter potential 4-1 trump splits, ultimately making the contract despite adverse trumps.
Iowa's total general revenue for fiscal 1960 reached 450 million dollars, with taxes and intergovernmental receipts driving growth. Expenditures topped 430 million, led by highway costs near 170 million and education at 69.4 million, while intergovernmental funds rose to 112 million and state debt declined.
A short poem celebrating work as joy and a path to happiness. It urges finding pride in honest labor, serving others, and standing free. The speaker emphasizes that true peace comes from fulfilling one’s duties with diligence and integrity.
Fragmentary notice references 1961 and a protected work by The Ge Matthew Adams Service. No further details available.
Mary Francis of Mercy Hos Des Moines was elected dent and Sister Mary Ruth Joseph Mercy Hospital City named president at the annual Conference of Catholic Hos Tuesday. Sister Mary Rosan Rosary Hospital Corning was chosen secretary treasurer.
Lists city carrier phone numbers for various neighborhoods including East Side West Side Highland LaVista Place Fairlawn and Zurfluh Addns with times to call before 7 p.m. if the paper is not received. Includes Atlantic city carrier reference.
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