11 Jul 1962
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1962
Page
1
A regional column argues Illinois faces a fiscal crisis from relief programs while urging Atlantic to fluoridate water. It warns of elm disease in Ames and discusses stock market moves, welfare fraud estimates, Soviet space discourse, Saskatchewan doctors strikes and calls for gradual progress over abrupt policy shifts.
The Atlantic News-telegraph outlines subscription costs for carriers in Atlantic and Cass counties, Cass and adjoining counties, and wider Iowa, with rates ranging from one month to one year and different prices for mail and Canada deliveries.
Readers ask about vitamins in foods thyroid and thyroiditis cataract surgery and ear wax removal. Questions cover hearing aid effectiveness gallbladder stones diet warnings and the uses of enzymes in eye surgery with Dr Fern feedback and public letter guidance.
Drew Pearson notes Montana American Legion executive committee backed a resolution labeling the Cooperative League as anti American and allied with Communism, while local co ops deny links to Communism. He also outlines President Kennedy’s plan to replace the five member Atomic Energy Commission with a one man administrator and recalls Ogden Reid’s career from New York Herald Tribune publisher to Israel ambassador.
Dr Kenneth M Wilcox Webster County medical examiner will travel to East Africa as a medical missionary after accepting a call from the Board of World Missions of the Augustana Lutheran Church He and his wife with three children plan to depart around January 1 for London to begin a five month stay in the School of Tropics and Public Health program
Phone your kick carrier for Atlantic City delivery routes. East Side 243-2108 West Side 243-4910 Highland Addn 243-4948 LaVista Place 243-1088 Fairlawn Addn 243-5535 Zurfluh Addn 243-3704 call by 7 p.m. if you do not receive your paper.
Medical examiner Dr Wilcox, a Rock Island Illinois native, will join Kiomboi Hospital in Tanganyika after completing a three month Swahili study in London. He has practiced as a medical examiner for two years in Tanganyika.
Poem laments oppressive heat in town and fields as drought dries crops and comforts. The speaker pleads for cooling rains to end suffering of mothers and babies and restore life and relief from a scorching season.
Harold Kenneth Moreland, 35, of Des Moines and father of six, received a three day jail sentence after pleading that his family needed him. Municipal Judge Luther T. Glanton ruled that adults and teens must be treated equally for reckless driving.
Tuesday saw F L Williams of Stuart take possession of the new Pullman hotel on first and Walnut streets. Barbara Busse chosen for lead in Once in a Lifetime for all state high school players at the University of Iowa. Mrs Harold F Shranger of Atlantic defeated Mrs J W Richardson for the 1932 southwestern Iowa women’s golf title in Shenandoah. Carl Nord enlisted in the army air corps and will visit family before duty. Gaylord Young begins eight weeks training for naval reserve bomber ferrying service. Eisenhower secures Republican presidential nomination. Lotus Rebekah lodge 87 installs officers Dorothy Schroeder, Arlene Shaffer, Mollie Henke. C C Christensen, serving in Korea, promoted to sergeant first class. Donald M Spalding, regional supervisor, noted in Omaha dispatch.
In a rubber bridge game, East led hearts and dummy's jack forced declarer to a nine-trick path. South achieved three notrump after a calculated heart throw in and selective diamond play, benefiting from West's false discards. Different lines risked downing the contract.
Perks planning for the National Park Service has named a new superintendent for Effigy Mounds National Monument in Iowa. The appointee succeeds Daniel J. Tobin Jr., who becomes a program analyst. Spalding joined the park service in 198 and has served in Arizona, California, Washington, Nevada and South Dakota.
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