Pressure at its worst blocks Loveland highway extension
A local road official argues against the Loveland extension of Federal Highway 8 as planned. He calls the route costly political theater that adds 10 miles between Omaha and Des Moines and creates a triangle around Neola and Council Bluffs. He urges public pressure to redirect funds to a more direct route.
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Loveland
Iowa
Omaha
Des Moines
Tangant
Korte
Neola
Council Bluffs
Soviet Editor Returns for Lunch at White House
Izvestia editor, a leading Soviet paper figure, scheduled for a second U.S. visit and lunch with the White House. His first interview with President Kennedy sparked wide approval and may ease tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Izvestia
Soviet Union
White House
The
U.S
Kennedy
Postal hikes and free mail policy debate noted
The report discusses postal hikes proposed to Congress and notes no plan to curtail free mail. It suggests free mail could be cut in half if required to pay regular postage rates. The item highlights the tension between postage reforms and free mailing privileges.
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Congress
Mail costs argue for lower government postage burden
The author contends operating costs of mailing organizations rise with current systems. They argue taxpayers already shoulder expenses and savings could be achieved by reducing mail volume and ensuring remaining mail funds its own costs.
Jensen And Coad Trade Tax Center Claims In Iowa Row
Washington AP report shows Rep Merwin Coad and Rep Jensen trading accusations over the location of an IRS data processing center. Coad accuses Jensen of blocking progress while Jensen defends his stance and proposes cooperation for project support. In Minnesota auditions for a Metropolitan Opera talent search are noted with regional winners receiving a prize and a path to national finals.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Iowa
Merwin Coad
Boone
Minnesot
Minneapolis
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Univerresiding
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Manitoba
F. K. Weyerheeuser
Atlantic News-Telegraph Publication Details
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists editor FF K Simpson and contact details, with postal and mailing rates for subscriptions in Atlantic Iowa and surrounding counties. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options by carrier and by mail, with varied prices for intrastate and interstate destinations.
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Walnut
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Towa
Dulles Family Influence Traced Through Stages of History
The text recounts John Foster Dulles and the Dulles influence from early career aiding German banks after World War I to roles in intelligence and state affairs. It notes connections at Schroeder banking in Cologne and links to early Nazi era events via Heinz and Pepper meetings, highlighting enduring U S German ties.
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
The poem centers on a childless woman who finds joy in making baby clothes as neighbors’ children bring her limited happiness. It reflects on gifts given and the quiet burden of unfulfilled parenthood in a compassionate verse.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Inside You And Yours Digest Busting Weight Myths
An advice column by Burton Fern MD discusses ways to gain weight safely. It weighs options from calorie loading with fats and sugars to frequent meals, vitamins, and medical checks, warning about diabetes liver and kidney issues.
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Burton
Fern, MD
Local news items and military notes from 1932
A collage of notes recalls Max Ross winning a dollar for the News-Telegraph, a new manager for John Deere furniture in Audubon London, and a British ship strike. It lists names of service members, cadet exams at Craig Field, and transfer to Maxwell Field. Defense stamp sales in local schools reach 116.90 dollars. a 517th Army unit corporal promotion. Mrs. Lou Winston’s blood donation acknowledgment. and Dr Robert Sister Ann elected president of the Southwest district chiropractic association.
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Max Ross
News-Telegraph
W. M. Bailey
Atlantic Undertaker
Sae
Johneoca Jand Son Furniture
Audu- London
Maha Maint
Carl Burmham
Herbert Neighbors
Woodrow Holmes
Clarence Harms
Charles Andrews
Behran Lambertsen
Bernard Frank
Milo Rattenberg
Clarence Berge
Paul Denny
Arnold Petersen
Harold Finkel
William Scott
Joseph Podolak
Robert Auerbach
Dale Dick Mallette
Craig Field
Selma
Alabama
Flying Cadet Corps
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Medical Board of Iowa
B. J. Riley
517Th Armored Division
Germany
Lou Winston
Griswold
Korea
Robert Sister
Ann
Southwest
Aes Chiropractic Association
Uphold Airline Merger Heads Club
About 200 attended the annual meeting as the Ras club elected Henry Debi of Brayton treasurer and replaced Wayne Snyder of Kimballton. The article notes airline merger support and mentions advertising budgets and newspaper usage by automobile manufacturers.
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Heads Club
Wayne Snyder
Kimballton
Henry Debi
Brayton
Earl Corietensen
Wag Lamton
Annua
Sentry and rocket fuel system described in Mercury program notes
A fragment describes a launch control scene with a sentry monitoring steering equipment in the Mercury capsule. It details pressure via helium, replacing inert gas with kerosene and liquid oxygen, and a destruct signal from the range officer. The guard triggers a radio beam if a system fails.
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Gienn
Ponies Asked for, Chief Executive Has None
AP dispatch reports letters flooding in asking for ponies and movie gifts. The chief executive replies that no ponies are available to give away, while a child named Bonnie Darting from Marshalltown receives advice in response.
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Erbe
Bonnie Darting
Marshalltown
U S Leaders Welcome to Visit Moscow Says Foreign Ministry
The Foreign Ministry stated U S leaders are welcome to visit the Soviet Union but denied lifting any invitation for Robert Kennedy. The U S attorney general said he could not fit Moscow into his February world trip schedule.
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Moscow
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Soviet Union
Robert Kennedy
Detty newspaper circulation hits new all time high
The newspaper reports daily US circulation at 60 383 114 copies and combined UK and Canadian reach at 4 987 118 copies.
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Detty
United States
Phone Your Kick Carrier Bes Side
Fragmentary notice lists several street areas and phone numbers for newspaper delivery starting with the Atlantic city carrier route. It instructs residents to call before 7 p.m. to ensure receipt of the paper.
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Bes Side
West Side
Highland Addn
Ladiste Place
Fairtown Radn
Atlantic
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George Matthew Adams
Iowa Commerce Commission
Donald Eugene Morrison
Boone Freight Lines, Inc
Morrison
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Len
Kieg
Columbus Junction
State Bank
Federal Reserve Board
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Insurance Today
Richard P
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Kenmore
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