30 Jan 1961
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1961
Page
1
The text contrasts U S farm policy with Soviet attempts to boost output under Comrade Khrushchev. It notes repeated goal changes after failures and cites 1960 shortfalls in grain 24 million metric tons meat 1.2 million tons and milk 10.5 million tons as examples of ongoing food shortages and discontent.
The extension service at Iowa State University will start a February program inviting thousands of Iowans to meet in informal groups at homes or other venues to discuss what democracy demands growth prospects for agriculture and main street and the impact on families and communities. Participants can obtain kits from local extension offices and will later file opinion records to express views on the questions, with results guiding future public programs.
The article notes dictators control vast areas and tens of millions of people led by Khrushchev and Mao. It cites Spain Portugal and Egypt as ruled by dictators, with others in Central America Asia and Africa. It argues dictators govern more people than other systems and extend authority despite democracies opposing them.
AP reports President Kennedy chooses a less formal White House office with logs burning, two sofas, and a naval battle scene decor. The Oval Office is repainted off white, with historic portraits replaced, Eisenhower bookends on his desk, and personal mementos including a coconut shell SOS keepsake from a WWII PT boat incident. Broadway drama Life With Father and Tobacco Road are noted for their long runs.
Public notice details subscription prices for Atlantic Views Telegraph, including carrier, mail, domestic, and Canadian rates. Rates vary by duration and location with specific amounts for Cass and nearby counties and for elsewhere in Iowa and the United States.
Drew Pearson argues future presidents may be chosen for acting ability looks and tongue as much as brains. He traces press conference history from Roosevelt Wilson Harding Coolidge Hoover Truman to Eisenhower, noting televised formats and the shift to direct quotes and pre submitted questions.
A dentist uses earphones and a loud white sound mix to numb pain during procedures. The system blends white noise and music, with patients controlling volume and the dentist limiting peak levels. Proponents say it reduces fear and pain, while critics question its effectiveness and psychological impact.
A poem contrasts two watches to reveal affection's value. The speaker favors a humble watch gifted by a friend, noting it carries memory and love, unlike a costly self purchased timepiece without personal meaning. The piece emphasizes the warmth of personal connections over material worth.
United Nations says 164 American missionaries and families were evacuated from Oriental Province over the weekend. reports indicate an armed clash near Basoko between rebel forces and government troops, with heavy casualties feared as Maj. Gen. Mobutu's forces move by river. missionaries were escorted by Ethiopian UN troops to Uganda.
In Saintes France Jenny Mace 36 formerly from Iowa City Iowa was sentenced to two years suspended for the fatal shooting of American Army Sgt Charles Clarke last June 18 The shooting followed a quarrel after a drinking spree authorities said
In El Centro California two fires Sunday added to a spate of blazes in eight days. Police arrested a 15 year old and three laborers for arson while investigators say several fires were set by arsonists. Total loss from the four blazes was about 275000 dollars. Five firemen were treated for smoke inhalation and minor injuries.
In Glasgow a leading barber reports the John F. Kennedy mop hairstyle is the latest rage. Young Scots abandon the crew cut for a side part and longer top, aiming for a mature look, while middle aged men seek the style to appear younger.
President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy greet 300 guests including 149 administration officials at a 5 p.m. East Room reception. Chief Justice Warren officiated the swearing in of 15 new appointees as Edward R. Murrow and J. Edgar Hoover were among the attendees.
The Iowa Division of the Izaak Walton League asks the Legislature for 250000 to acquire access land to streams and lakes. The plan would fund distribution through the State Conservation Commission to county boards on a matching basis for local access development.
A frame residence occupied by 89 year old Mrs. C. E. Miller was destroyed by fire Sunday. Firemen said a wood burning stove in the kitchen apparently started the blaze and Mrs. Miller escaped injury.
Roland Frank denies he made a statement attributed to him about moving the Griswold post office. He did not claim to speak for the Griswold postmaster. The note suggested free delivery for Griswold patrons and to make Griswold a mail terminal. The denial follows a meeting with about 60 Iowa sheriffs and county attorneys and officials from the State Safety fee and the Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
AP dispatch notes Carl Pesch, newly named state safety commissioner, detailing proposed coordination between state and local authorities to strengthen safety enforcement. He emphasizes joint training, shared data, and streamlined procedures to improve emergency response and risk reduction.
Home delivery service reminders for Atlantic residents summarize missing newspaper delivery due to missed carrier routes. Details list East Side West Side Highland LaVista Fairlawn Zurfluh areas with contact numbers and the cutoff time of 7 p.m. for reporting issues.
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