Editorial Briefs from Atlantic Chronicle Reader’s Voice
The Atlantic YMCA appeals for exercise equipment donations to stock its workout room. A Cuban trigger-happy stance risks international tension as Soviets plan agricultural exchanges with Cuba. The Atlantic Junior Chamber of Commerce earns praise for its drive and future promise. Iowa’s agricultural image is unlikely to deter industry, as farm experience translates well to manufacturing roles. Organized labor is cited as a potential national disruption, with calls for compulsory arbitration and regulatory action to curb its power.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Jowan
U.S
Congress
JFK Sculpture Found in Church Basement in Detroit
An altar sculpture of John F. Kennedy as a watchful angel was found three years hidden in the basement of a Detroit seminary. The piece, modeled by President Kennedy as a Harvard student, will be used on the seminary's main altar after its Latvian origin was confirmed by Mrs. John C. O. Wiley and church officials.
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Riga
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Rome
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Pontifical Institute For Foreign Missions
Father Maestrini
United States
Atlantic News-telegraph promo rates and contact listing
The item lists publication details for the Atlantic News-telegraph including address 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa editor F D Simpson phone 243 2626 and subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions with various term options and prices.
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Walnut St
Atlantic
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Eisenhower's Family Overseas Ban May Be Revived
Wayne Morse lauds the South for civil rights progress in the Senate. Venezuela's Tejera Paris arrives as ambassador amid Castroist threats and a hi jacked ship. Tejera, a former UN planner, details seven years in exile and central Latin American reforms this backdrop of diplomacy at the White House and state visits.
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Defense McNamara
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U.S
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
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Clemson College
South Carolina
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Mississippi
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Sucre
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Chile
Alliance For Progress
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Washington alive as influence endures through trials
Poem fragment reflects on Washington as a living influence beyond life its power to cheer in doubtful moments and guide others toward a nobler path despite death. The verse suggests enduring legacy and resilience through shared struggle.
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Guide to Better Health by a Life Extension MD
The article argues moderate smoking may bring pleasure and mild stimulation, contrasting it with alcohol. It cites Hammond Horn lung cancer studies showing heavy smoking links and notes criticism from Mayo Clinic expert Dr. Berkson. It urges respect for statistical evidence while acknowledging unresolved causes.
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Harry J. Johnson
The
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Hammond-Horn
Joseph Berkson
Biometry
Mayo Clinic
Berkson
Education To Be Gleaned From Three Books
Roger W. Babson argues the World Almanac offers a self education path for those without college or high school. He notes the Almanac provides broad, cumulative knowledge and suggests studying three pages nightly to finish in a year. He also urges readers to present self driven study when applying for jobs.
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Babson Park
Mass
New York World- Telegram & the Sun
Harry Hansen
Scripps - Howard
Ies
Publishers Financial Bureau, Inc
Father Receives Electrical Engineering Degree at GWU
Robert R. Fontaine 34, father of nine, earns an electrical engineering degree from George Washington University after night classes spanning over a year. He explains he studies in the daytime on weekends and after 9 PM once his children are in bed.
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Washington (Ap
Robert R. Fontaine
George Washington University
Fontaine
B Becker on Opening Bids in Contract Bridge
The article presents Becker’s guideline for opening bids with five sample hands. It argues for prioritizing higher ranking touching suits and endorses notrump openings for balanced 16 to 18 point hands while noting the pitfalls of club openings and the rationale for suit-length considerations.
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AQS
HKINA
Resyndicate, Inc
School Tax Fund Bill Considered By Committee
Des Moines AP report notes House Ways and Means Committee studying a proposed 109.65 million school property tax replacement fund to lift state aids and relief by over 68 million annually. Alternatives propose higher funds and higher relief with adjusted tax changes and revenue allocations.
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Des Moines
House
Ways and Means
Elmer Vermeer
R-Pella
State plan details funding shifts for schools and tax credits
The proposal outlines appropriations totaling 77.20 million with ongoing direct school aids of 22.75 million yearly. It also includes agricultural land tax credits and a 968.65 million annual property tax replacement. Road Use Tax Fund diversions would stay capped at 2 percent.
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New Ransom Boat Loaded For Cuba From New Orleans
The banana boat Priamos sails Saturday from New Orleans to Havana carrying a $1.5 million cargo of goods promised for the Bay of Pigs prisoners. The Red Cross arranges the shipment as part of a $53 million aid pledge to Fidel Castro for 1,118 prisoners already released.
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Laap
Cuba
Red Cross
Fidel Castro
Bay of Pigs
Standard Fruit &Steamship Line
Priamos
Havana
Plans for nation’s largest piggyback terminal announced
Chicago and North Western Railway reveals a 1.1 million dollar facility on 20 acres beside the Proviso freight yard near Elmhurst. President C. J. Fitzpatrick said the terminal will be ready to operate by mid summer.
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Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railway
C. J. Firzpatrick
Elmhurst
Fitzpatrick
Phone Your Kick Carrier
East Side, West Side, Highland Addn. and others list phone contacts for delivery service. Readers on Atlantic City carrier routes are asked to call numbers by 7 p.m. to receive their server.
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Hes LaVista Place
Fairlawn Addn
Zurfiuh Addn
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