26 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1963
Page
1
A historical discussion notes that machines rapidly replace unskilled work and urges youths to build mental capacity to learn new skills quickly. It argues physical labor declines in value while automation grows, predicting ongoing job-displacement unless individuals adapt.
Fifty years ago on a Monday the U S income tax law was added to the constitution and began as a 20.1 percent tax with a 1 percent surtax on high incomes. The corporate rate rose to 30 percent and the surtax top reached 91 percent. Spending rose with the tax as it evolved. The question remains do the people get their money's worth.
The column notes the 50 mile walking craze fading as publicity declines and storms mark a harsh winter. It criticizes lawmakers for tax talk before planning new levies. Anita’s By ron Harris earns second place in the Iowa Outstanding Young Farmer contest at Grinnell, the best Cass County showing to date, reflecting local pride. sponsors include the Atlantic Junior Chamber of Commerce.
A boy asks why his father lacks faith in him and fears his dangers. The boy seeks independence while the father worries, hoping to protect and guide him as he grows beyond his supervision. The poem portrays parental doubt and a child's desire to prove themselves.
The line expresses a woman’s resolve to endure pain and provide care alone while longing for the beloved to trust and value her. It conveys quiet strength, emotional sacrifice, and a plea for shared confidence within a troubled relationship.
The Defense Department says American troops in South Vietnam have practiced self defense under a basic rule of engagement. McNamara once stated Americans are not to fire unless fired upon. A Pentagon spokesman would not confirm any change or Saigon reports that advisers may be allowed to fire first.
A listing of subscription prices and mailing rates for the Atlantic News-Telegraph, including carrier and mail options within Cass County and neighboring areas, in town and beyond, with yearly and seasonal terms. Also notes editor contact and affiliation memberships.
Dr Juan Bosch poised to become president as dictatorial rule ends after 31 years. The column cites U S support for dictators, naming Dulles Hinshaw and Eisenhower linked figures, arguing such backing fuels Latin American unrest and communism.
The article notes two thirds of Americans skip dental visits due to fear of pain, yet advances in anesthesia and dental instruments now reduce discomfort. It highlights local analgesics, hospital anesthesia for major surgery, and high speed drills that minimize noise, heat, and tooth damage during treatment. It also urges motorists to heed stop signs.
The article explains a probabilistic approach to a bridge problem. It discusses choosing lines of play under uncertainty, advocating a strategy that increases chances by ruffing hearts to drop positions and preserving chances for a diamond finesse. It emphasizes common-sense mastery over luck.
Des Moines Iowa governor Harold Hughes faces a federal suit over state reapportionment as he and others are served papers. The AFL CIO seeks a population based plan, while Fischer proposes reforms to the highway commission and state pay rules amid broader bill activity in Des Moines.
Ten years ago N. C. Fuglsang and Sons were elected to membership in the American Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Herbert returned home from a monthlong vacation on the west coast and in Mexico. Don Minor left Omaha to report for navy duty in San Diego. Max Andersons move to 1110 Poplar Street. Mrs. J. M. Metz of Wiota visited Keokuk with her son and daughter in law. Dick Bell of Atlantic spends days in Davenport with relatives.
Exira Norman Rasmus senior commander Leonard Kline adjutant and Tony Rommes service officer attended the Legion commanders adjutants and service officers meeting at Hotel Fort Des Moines on Saturday and Sunday.
A guide reports links between diet high cholesterol and heart disease, noting unsaturated fats may lower cholesterol. It describes after attack care, advances in anticoagulants and surgery, and the Altro Workshop in New York aiding cardiacs back to work under medical supervision.
John Voss of 1211 Cedar renewed his News Telegraph subscription for the 51st time last Friday, noting he joined the paper the day he received naturalization papers as a German native. Unseasonably early sightings include two doves this month and a robin heard nearby.
Glass, who provided notable photos for the paper and farm magazine, notes she has received many calls from readers who admired the images and recalled the days when meat was hung out in the open at local markets.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harkins Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rochholz Mr. and Mrs. Carl Correll and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carney have returned to their homes here after a nine day trip to Texas and Mexico.
The notice lists call numbers for paper delivery by zone including East Side West Side Highland Addn LaVistea Place Fairlawn Addn and Zurfluh Addn with specific phone lines. It advises residents on Atlantic City carrier routes to call by 7 p.m. if the paper is not received.
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