10 Jan 1961
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1961
Page
1
The text argues modern warfare requires equal attention to military strength and economic health. It warns against military spending that harms the economy and urges careful scrutiny of defense asks to avoid destabilizing the nation while preserving essential welfare.
The Iowa legislature faces a surplus in the state treasury with no shortage of uses. Lawmakers resist hasty commitments while many push for directing funds to needed improvements. Much of the money was built by delaying state institution upgrades, and much may go to bring them up to date.
The author questions how long Castro can keep up his anti US rhetoric while his own administration hides failings. It claims many Cubans see through the act and some flee the country. Peasants are said to be swayed by Castro’s inflammatory talk, but will eventually realize the truth.
The late Mack Sennett's will, admitted to probate, leaves a substantial estate to Jewish and Roman Catholic orphanages in Los Angeles. Attorney Harold A. Findler cites literary copyrights and dramatic properties among items of undetermined value. A dragonfly motif appears on prehistoric New Mexican pottery and ancient Oriental paintings.
Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices by carrier and mail across regions. Rates shown include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options for Atlantic Iowa Cass county and surrounding areas plus U S and Canada deliveries.
Washington column recalls closed door Democrat caucuses and three remembered events involving Lyndon Johnson as vice president elect. The piece cites a romance with Texas Governor Shivers, a McCarthy report clash, and Connally led gas lobby actions, noting oil influence behind current Senate power debates.
Wallace H. Holste of Massena Iowa calls for a united agriculture to control overproduction and bargaining power in Washington. He argues public subsidies and irrigation projects drain tax dollars while accelerating rural depopulation. pension funds in private industry total about 45 billion dollars and grow by nearly a billion annually.
A mother dreams for her child as she hums a lullaby and imagines a life where a brave son grows to meet fate. The poem portrays maternal pride, hope, and love as the cradle holds the future.
In this column the hold-up play is explained using a bridge hand. East leads heart five and the offer is that ducking high cards can preserve defense or establish the declarer’s line. The article analyzes outcomes when South ducks or wins and the impact on heart and club entries.
Directory style notice lists phone contacts for paper delivery on East Side West Side Highland LeVista and Fairlawn areas with a deadline 7 p.m. for Atlantic city carrier route non receipt.
In a health feature by Dr Fern, readers are urged to see a doctor for back pain to rule out serious issues. The piece explains causes such as overuse and ligament tears, recommends rest with firm support, ice then heat, and medicines. It notes possible X rays or surgery for slipped discs and advises proper lifting and posture to prevent future trouble.
NFO elected Eilts to lead the organization with Harley Weber as vice president Don Brahms as secretary and Lawrence Eilts as treasurer at a Norway Center meeting. Irwin Dorsey became district director and Quentin Schultz filled a vacant trustee seat. Meat board members named include Bernard Steffens chairman Wallace Holste Hartley Weber Kenneth Herr and Stanford Pelzer. Edna township women served lunch after the meeting.
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