27 Apr 1962
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1962
Page
1
The piece argues that chronic unemployment stems from untrained labor and urges training for the unskilled. It advises young graduates to seek jobs with ongoing training or further education to build durable skills, rather than accepting temporary work that fades.
The piece argues the Soviet Union accuses U S nuclear testing as a crime against humanity while concealing its own tests. It claims this is a refined propaganda tactic echoing Hitler and aimed at neutral listeners to spread belief in the lie.
The piece argues that a presidential inquiry into steel profits could lead to wage and cost regulation, risking a Washington driven economy. It warns that attempts to regulate prices resemble dictatorship when multiple controls interlock, contrasting U.S. horror at Kremlin power with similar domestic overreach.
Evanston Illinois AP Twenty two Iowa high school seniors won four year merit scholarships from National Merit Scholarship Corp and sponsors. About 10 000 finalists competed with final awards totaling around 4.8 million dollars for 1962.
Leonard Balcom will become district maintenance engineer in Cedar Rapids effective April 90 replacing retiring W C O Connor aged 65. Balcom will earn 9600 yearly while O Connor moves to Engineer I at 8100. Bernard Ortgies gains promotion from assistant resident maintenance engineer in Manchester with salary rising from 8400 to 8700.
Formosan health officials report twenty one deaths from diphtheria over the past two months. AP dispatch notes the rising toll as the disease spreads amid ongoing vaccination and public health efforts.
The Atlantic News-telegraph lists evening publication, contact details, and 1912 subscription prices. Rates vary by delivery method and region, including carrier, Cass and neighboring counties, statewide Iowa, U S, and Canada options.
Washington column exposes the national insurance taxation committee as a front for All State Insurance Co with $351,924.83 in 1958 61 contributions. Rep Howard Baker pushes a mutual tax bill after his ex campaign manager joins the All State effort. Adrian DeWind and Adlai Stevenson are cited in the unfolding tax scandal.
The column notes tax lobbyist De Wind and Stanley Surrey now Treasury spokesman on tax matters. Khrushchev once backed a direct hot line to the White House, a proposal later echoed as potentially useful to prevent accidental war, as Moscow already links with Britain France and Germany through direct lines.
A dated verse laments a lazy stout figure who dodges duties and loafs in bed. The narrator chides indolence, urges discipline, and compares the subject to a turtle race needing correction and a sharper drive.
Fragmentary lines describe eye discomfort and inflammation and mention allergy relief and monitoring over years. References to standby remedies, timing, and a vague address to Br. Penn care of the newspaper appearing in Ina Guadicote with unclear context.
New York report describes the Staten Island Ferry from Manhattan to St George. It notes up to ten ferries daily, the route across New York Harbor, and that the service carries millions annually with a history extending over 300 years. The trip has shortened from hours to about 25 minutes.
A Menninger Foundation finding cited by LoLe Murphy at a marriage counseling workshop for Methodist ministers says that family harmony depends on sending loving care to each child and involving everyone. A study of 60 normal children observed in their family back- time shows supportive routines correlated with thriving behavior.
Thursday, April 28, 1992 Troop 46 of the Atlantic Boy Scouts of America was insta and pranted its charter last night. O. A. Otto is the scoutmaster with Ed Comfort as assistant. Lloyd Shepard left today for Albia to join Travelers Insurance. R. D. Rudolph announced his candidacy for the Republican county attorney nomination.
Miss Jessie Bradford, principal of the Jackson school, was elected president of the Cass County Teachers council yesterday to succeed Miss Ermine Brown. Gaylord Petersen has enlisted in the navy. Charles Rudolph, Harold Zellmer, Orin Robson, and Darrell Mathisen attend the Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce state convention.
On Monday April 28 1952 Mrs Clarence Hancock led the city club meeting while Lewis Paul Laursen won the city kite flying championship in a Junior contest. Superior ratings were earned by Mar yn Taylor Edwin Stinemates Marlene Petersen and Karen Carl at the junior music festival at Simpeon college Claudia Flick also received an excellent rating.
A fragmented OCR line hints at a dispute over attire or appearance with a retort about liking it but not the color. No clear names, dates, or organizations are identifiable in the readable text.
U S Sen Rourke Hickenlooper accuses the Kennedy administration of steering toward a controlled economy that would end private enterprise as known. He criticizes budget promises as tossed away and cites plans for agricultural controls, price controls, and quotas as evidence of planned government overreach.
Atlantic city carrier route residents urged to call 243 2108 243 1617 243 4908 243 1000 243 9535 243 3706 before 7 p.m. to order delivery of the paper for Highland LaViste Fairlawn Zurftvh additions.
A fragment argues that wartime control of small business and expanded government power will tighten the free economy. It claims increased government employment and the highest peacetime budget and taxes, with calls for more taxes, spending, and executive authority.
President Kennedy has requested a complete transcript of the interview Khrushchev gave Gardner Cowles, the American newspaper and magazine executive. Khrushchev spoke for nearly three hours last Friday and said he agrees with Kennedy that accord on crucial issues must precede a new summit meeting.
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