04 Jan 1962
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1962
Page
1
The piece argues for tax reform amid growing complexity. It cites miscalculations by taxpayers and inconsistent guidance from tax consultants, recalling a Cleveland reporter who found nine different answers to the same figures. It warns that reforms often deepen confusion and that the problem will worsen.
A reflection on how power corrupts as leaders rise from revolutions. From initial aims to aid the people, the narrative suggests Castro’s revolution in Cuba shifted from social justice to self serving rule as control grew.
The passage discusses leaders like Castro and Ngo as becoming dictators driven by power. It notes the Soviet Union’s communist leaders following this path and warns about formerly good men turning evil to preserve authority. The overall message condemns dictatorial behavior and lack of reform.
Thirty nine members of Company K 168th Infantry Atlantic National Guard have left Camp Claiborne Louisiana for an unknown destination. Hawley Lamb named Cass County food stamp clerk by the board of supervisors. George Angerd David Kolberik Horn Donald McCrory Earl Smith from Atlantic enlisted in the air corps. D K Burgess Atlantic auto mobile dealer heads the 1952 Cass county March of Dimes drive opening this week. Leo Voggeseer elected president of the Atlantic Flying Club at its annual meeting. Mr and Mrs Julius A Nelson observe their golden wedding on New Years day south of Atlantic. Bud Eisman and Thural J Allen purchase Neiens truck stop on U S 6 southwest of Atlantic. Kimballton Christmas party well attended with prizes and treats for children. Councilman Louis Schaller unanimously elected mayor Dubuque AP.
Rates listed for various subscription durations and regions including Cassanu adjoining counties and Iowa. The OCR text also contains stray phrases such as by mail in Canada and unclear units like 1 qt mall 1 reer.
A bridge problem shows how opponent bidding changes defense and how declarer must choose the next suit after a spade lead. If the declarer leads hearts to force the ace, East wins and spades come back, creating two clubless tricks for West. The crux is choosing which suit to attack to neutralize Wests spades.
A reader note from Mrs. M. recounts an experimental medical discussion on removing a womb and ovaries to address life altering conditions. The surgeon weighs which organs to remove and tailors the operation to patient needs while inviting letters to Dr Fern.
The piece questions Senator Tom Dodd of Connecticut for visiting Katanga amid UN and Kennedy administration concerns. It notes Dodd’s hearings on juvenile delinquency, suggests his Katanga presence aimed to stir opposition to the UN and Kennedy, and mentions support from Katanga’s information office in New York.
Boone AP report says a grand jury urged consolidation of relief and welfare offices and action to wipe out a 100000 deficit in the county poor fund. It found overspending due to lack of cooperation among officials and blamed the former relief director for depleting the budget by July 1. Alec Lowe dies in England after tea kettle incident. coroner rules accidental death from gas ignition.
Mery Macomber outlines essential emergency food strategy detailing what non heating foods store well, how to maintain water and calories, and the plan to replace used items. Key recommendations include canned beans, chili, fruits, vegetables, fish, crackers, cereals, and milk with emphasis on safe water supply and regular stock replenishment.
In a hopeful verse by Edgar A. Guest readers are told of a loved one emerging from surgery and gloom. The piece speaks of relief, restored health, and the anticipation of a joyful homecoming after anxious waiting.
Des Moines and Laecomstes sought emergency farm-to-market equalization funds to build a Skunk River bridge upstream from Augusta. The Iowa Highway Commission denied the request citing current hedge reserves at 180 vehicles per day and the counties' tax limits and 1963 obligations. Larson noted 1961 legislation had eliminated the fund in recent years. Don’t drive if you drink.
In Jackson Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett addressed the newly convened Legislature as seven Negroes including key integrationists sat in the gallery beside white spectators for years. Officials, surprised, held a conference before deciding to let them stay.
Directory style notice listing phone contacts for newspaper delivery by area including Atlantic city carrier route areas and neighborhoods such as West Side Highland Addn and Lavista Place. It instructs residents to call before 7 p.m. if the paper is not received.
The United States and South Viet Nam will announce a joint economic program to bolster local operations, curb corruption and waste, and channel more funds to the government treasury to finance the expanded campaign against Communist Viet Cong guerrillas.
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