15 Jan 1962
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1962
Page
1
The People In Power One warns against transferring powers to the executive without time for action by the people or their representatives. It cautions Congress to resist delegating constitutional authority to the president, citing dangers of creeping dictatorship and quoting Jefferson on limiting power.
The piece argues that government policy and deficit spending have failed to manage the economy and railroads, especially during World War I, questioning the idea that government operation was sound and suggesting private business could thrive under better management.
The Audubon County Soil Conservation District outlines an Audubon Lake project involving land needed west of the county farm. Officials estimate 100 to 1230 acres required, with key figures including Audubon County and individuals Joe Lindholm M L Heiken and Henry Roce.
The article notes Maine Senatorial resistance on a general’s promotion and shows Fulbright Morse and similar figures pressing McCone’s CIA confirmation. It recalls prior clashes with Adams and Caldina, hints at Moscow intelligence chatter, and mentions Molotov’s potential return to Vienna, all reflecting the tense, procedural Washington climate of 1963.
London AP reports Britain shifted to the centigrade scale for thermometers marking temperatures. The move marks the first phase of a government decimal temperature system and will reshape how heat and cold are reported on weather broadcasts.
A health pamphlet fragment discusses gallstones and biliary function. It notes that bloating after fatty meals and belching can signal stones, that only surgery cures gallstones, and explains cholesterol and pigment stones with terms like gallbladder and liver pathways. It warns about pain resembling a heart attack and emphasizes medical guidance.
A review of past Cass County items notes J. O. Fudge Sr preserving an apple for over 51 years in 1932. In 1932 D. J. Bode retires as county supervisor chairman Herman Ryman elected in his place and Truman W. Davis sworn onto the board. Funeral directors Roland Peacock Baxter retain Golden Rule membership.
A speaker billed as a real live orator stands before a crowd, titled Somes: sonnet s, with Pal and Mer Ae Somes as observers. The father asks children to eschew prior orators and listen to this fresh performance, noting its educational value.
A coarse fragment recalls an orator who spoke briefly and poorly at night. The text mentions an 1982 reference and a preacher’s remark about a tongue that worked badly, with unclear attribution to an Adams Service context.
A notice lists several streets and phone numbers for residents to call before 7 p m if they did not receive their newspaper on the city carrier route in Alertia. The listed addresses include Bes Side Weet Side Hightend Addn LeViste Place Palriewn Addn and Zurtiah Addn with corresponding phone numbers.
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