14 Jan 1961
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1961
Page
1
An analysis compares current support with the new plan for a 100 acre corn crop. At $1.06 per bushel the gross would be 6360 dollars, while under the proposal 7200 dollars plus eight acre cuts at 14 dollars per acre and in kind payments yield about 6160 dollars, suggesting the farmer would be slightly better off overall and relief from production burdens.
The piece defends UGA students acceptance of two Negro enrollees after a riot sparked by outsiders. It notes suspension for safety, faculty petition for return, and argues the campus would harmony with future diverse students if left to themselves.
The article notes that President Eisenhower plans a balanced budget but the Treasury seeks $100 million more now as tax collections lag. It links business slowdown to lower profits, reduced tax intake, and potential deficits in the year starting July 1, with Dillon warning of continued cash strain until income taxes pick up in February.
Mr and Mrs Harley White visited their daughter Mrs Stanley Riggs and family in St Joseph over the weekend and called on sister Mrs Leo Cullen in Kansas City Missouri during the trip.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication info including address 410 Walnut St Atlantic IA and evening schedule except Sunday. It lists ownership News-Telegraph Pub Corp F D Simpson editor and contact number 2334 with society memberships and subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions and durations.
A 1961 Bell Syndicate piece examines President Eisenhower’s wealth, postwar earnings, and farm operations in Gettysburg. It details contributions from oilmen Billy Byars and George Allen, lists farm expenditures, and notes ties to Texas oil interests and the Tidelands oil bill.
Thoughts are the movement and stir of feeling within the breast. They rise from memories and ancients heritage, carried through years to shape the truth a man knows. Men's thoughts go to printer's ink as they seek to reveal wisdom.
Mr and Mrs H J Stahl of Omaha celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday as a Caracas Venezuela couple Mr and Mrs Durwood Stahl arrived by jet Friday to surprise them. The visitors then left Tuesday for New York City before returning to Caracas.
A critique of juvenile target shooting and its glamor in Western themed clubs linked to the Dodge City syndrome. The piece notes gun culture, hospital injuries, and TV imagery, arguing such quick draw depictions affect delinquency. The source cites the Western Journal of Surgery, 1961.
President-elect John F Kennedy built early programs from appointed task forces and study panels. Recommendations cover Defense reorganization, a Peace Corps of youth technicians, and welfare and medical care ideas tied to Social Security. Eisenhower delayed such studies, slowing action on aging, economy, housing, and education research.
Washington reports a road allotment system projection for July 1 1962 to June 20 1966 with completion likely by the 1970s costing 325 million dollars. Federal share at 88 percent and state 10 percent. Mueller projects total cost near one billion. In a separate note, the Australian sea horse hides in seaweed due to leaflike body growths.
In a dupli cate tournament Becker notes differing results as players reached three notrump. West led hearts, declarer fended off and then used a shifted club sequence including a crucial spade finesse. A late club squeeze and precise play secured nine tricks for declarer over six.
A local woman reports an Atlantic shoe store sold her two shoes for the same foot in different sizes. Marion L. Walker of Brayton notes By ron White Kennedy’s new deputy attorney general is the nephew of the late Charies White of Audubon. A daughter of Mrs. Vernon Wall, Mrs. Ray Gannett, appears in a west coast paper with a 26 pound striped bass from Napa river near Vallejo. Dag Hammarskjold returns from Africa amid Soviet charges over Congo actions involving Belgium and the UN trust territory.
The notice lists several street addresses including East Side and West Side locations with phone numbers and a deadline of before 7 p.m. It asks residents on Atlantic city carrier routes to verify delivery as some papers were not received.
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