12 Jan 1962
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1962
Page
1
The government warns of rising Soviet and Chinese propaganda entering the United States. It argues public schools should teach communism in contrast to democracy, exposing its weaknesses and ensuring youths understand both systems to resist Reds propaganda.
The piece argues neutrals in cold war politics absorb anti US propaganda despite receiving aid from the United States. It contends many neutrals view the U S as the enemy while the Soviet Union offers no aid, and implies propaganda distorts neutral opinion more than facts.
Years Ago reports Audubon County events including Richard Jessen becoming St Pauls Lutheran president succeeding his late father Hans Jessen and Mrs Willis Elwood taking over the H girls committee. Also listed are awards to Dallas Hansen for outstanding boys and local incidents with shoppers and a basketball game featuring Conrad Amons scoring 32 points.
Creston stays undefeated atop the Hawkeye Eight after a 44 to 29 win over Clarinda. The victory keeps Creston as conference leader as Clarin da suffers defeat in the 1962 season.
Senators Bourke Hickenlooper and Jack Miller joined Republicans in criticizing Kennedy State of the Union proposals. They warned taxes would rise to fund the program and urged caution on new policies.
The College of Lamont in Iowa was directed to membership in the Association of American Colleges on Thursday.
The snippet includes publication details for the Atlantic News Telegraph in Atlantic Iowa, editors and contact lines, postal listings, and subscription rates for various periods both inside and outside Iowa. It preserves historical pricing and mailing terms from 1912.
A 1961 Bell Syndicate summary details John A. McCone's controversial role with the Kaiser shipyard during World War II. It covers government funding, tax deductions, and the vast profits he accumulated, framing his later ascent to head the Central Intelligence Agency amid congressional scrutiny.
Des Moines AP report states Iowa State University will pay 101000 to settle a decade long tax dispute. Back taxes from 193 through 1960 accrue interest, WOI-TV had argued tax exemption, but Internal Revenue Service disagreed citing income. The auditor notes net profits of 376000 in 1982 and 180000 in 1954, with losses later years offsetting earnings.
Inside You And Yours discusses heart symptoms caused by nervous tension. It explains chest pain may mimic a heart attack, urges calm, and notes adrenaline can make the heart race while arteries fail to deliver sufficient oxygen.
The Eldora institution is undergoing a year of changes under Travisono who took over Feb 1 1981. Proposals aim to establish a true juvenile court system and strengthen total treatment with staff driven by direct student contact to curb runaways and lower enrollment.
Poem excerpt notes a speaker soothing a frightened man and advises safe behavior. The piece is a brief verse fragment attributed to Edgar A. Guest with a attributed protection notice and a reminder not to drink and drive.
The article discusses rapid automation and its impact on employment. It notes population growth, displacement of workers, and concerns over moving too fast. Experts warn automation can secure future production while human effort remains essential for innovation and new products.
The January report shows state feed grain stocks reaching a record high second only to the all time peak, according to officials in Des Moines.
Fragmented OCR listing shows multiple phone numbers and partial addresses. Content includes several names and lines like Weet Side and High and Addn with unclear context. The readable portions resemble a classified or telecommunication ad section with contact numbers.
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