13 Jan 1961
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1961
Page
1
The piece argues that absolute power corrupts absolutely, citing Mussolini Stalin Hitler Mao and Castro as examples. It asserts many leaders abused power, some initially noble, but most became dreadful rulers, with millions harmed and few handling power responsibly.
The piece laments mob rule by Iowa State students over a former student’s curfew violation. It notes Castro stirring Cuba to halt sugar harvests and predicts U S invasion claims. It also critiques Laotian reports and U S pacific alerts, urging caution in world events.
Des Moines AP Gouvernor Norman Erbe includes in his inaugural agenda several reforms once urged by Herschel Loveless. The plan features a state civil service, merit scholarships, property tax relief through higher school aid, and stronger teacher pensions, with reapportionment urged as a key issue.
Lyle Teisinger 23 of Dunkerton died Wednesday night from injuries from a January 5 traffic crash in Waterloo. Police said his pickup and a large truck locked bumpers while he attempted to free them when a third vehicle struck from the rear and crushed him.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices by carrier and mail across regions. Local Atlantic rates: one month 1, three months 2.50, six months 4.75, one year 9.00. Mail to Cass and nearby counties. other Iowa rates and U S mail rates shown.
A Washington move on Capitol Hill would restore President Eisenhower to the five star rank with a $20 543 pension on top of his $25 000 ex president pension and $50 000 tax free expenses totaling $95 543 annually The Gettysburg farm arrangement involves Texas oilman Billy Byars and George E Allen with complex ownership between four farms and payments from a joint Allen Byars account Details show Nevins registered as farm owner but likely not the true owner of the land President Eisenhower has received gifts and improvements valued at over half a million dollars and the full ownership remains disputed
A primer on infant immunization outlining why maternal antibodies fade after birth and how vaccines for diphtheria tetanus pertussis polio and smallpox are scheduled. It notes early protection from birth and booster development, and cautions about measles risks at birthday celebrations.
A brief verse notes a passerby who greeted with a smile and vanished as mysteriously as he arrived during a Christmas spirit moment. The fragment mentions a 1961 protection by The George Matthew Adams Service and closes with an odd line about Belgium celebrating Independence Day on July.
President Eisenhower faces a gold and dollar confidence issue as he prepares his last State of the Union message and next week’s budget. Analysts note overseas spending and private investment abroad will shape gold outflows and the dollar’s status. The Soviets’ handling of gold markets and possible devaluation fears influence U S policy, with talk of expanding exports and reducing the dollar-payment deficit as potential remedies.
South remains declarer as West North East South. The article explains overcalls as 8 to 12 points focusing on safety and good suits. It discusses four spades, two spades, three no trump, three spades, and two notrump as possible continuations with partner cooperation and risk limits. It emphasizes avoiding hearts and seeking best fits with minimum risk.
The text notes spending abroad for foreign aid and for military and diplomatic purposes. A task force in West Germany is asked to share the load. The forthcoming presidential message may reveal how payments are balancing with the world. Minnesota researchers report average shopping time at 23 minutes per trip.
Seven registered Hereford bulls were moved by truck Friday to Florence Montana from the Wilmer Farley Hereford farm. They were purchased earlier this year by Curtice Martin and Son Ranches of Montana and Oregon. Mr Farley departed for Elwood Nebraska Monday to attend a Hereford sale.
Phone your kick carrier on the East Side and West Side routes before 7 p.m. if you do not receive your paper. Listings include Highland Addn LaViste Place Fairlawn Addn Zurtich Addn with respective phone numbers for Atlantic city carrier service.
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