Courageous Professor Challenges Soviet Line at Moscow Peace Confab
A Chicago professor at Khrushchev’s World Peace conference publicly rebukes the USSR for violating the nuclear test moratorium. He asserts Moscow cannot always be right and the US always wrong, while Soviet officials float Berlin troop withdrawals to cede control to the Kremlin.
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Chicago
Khrushchev
Reds
Moscow
U.S
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Mr. K
Britain
France
Berlin
Poland
Czechoslovakia
War in Washington Fights Between Politics and Economics
The piece argues a constant clash in Washington where political programs often wastefully add to the national debt and deficits. It notes giveaways please voters but harm the economy, and tax cuts worsen if revenues already fall short, while emergency measures persist beyond justification.
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Washington
Why A Stimulus Is Said To Be Unneeded
The article contends there is little need for an economic stimulant as most business indicators are strong except the stock market. It argues federal tax collection motives drive calls for stimulation and warns tax spenders push for more despite actual business conditions.
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Washington
Better Communications Intercontinental TV Programs Near
The article notes that closer international television links could foster global peace. TV will reach distant regions slowly, but the ability to broadcast around the world marks a significant step. It may influence ideas and serve propaganda, should rivals claim invention first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
U.S
Boosting Atlantic Tourism Through Local Service Staff
A column urges Iowa workers in eating places and filling stations to actively promote tourism. By treating travelers well and sharing city highlights, these frontline staff can spread Atlantic's fame. The piece argues every chance to advocate for the community should be seized, as benefits may ripple outward.
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Iowa
Atlantic
Embrees Visit Relatives In Missouri And Iowa Area
Mr. and Mrs. Carol D Embree and sons of Kansas City spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. Embree’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Embree. Mrs. Embree and the children stay this week near Red Oak with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Davis.
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Grant
Carol D. Embree
Clifford Embree
Atlantic News-Telegraph Publication Details and Pricing
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication notes including address 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa and details of evenings except Sunday. It provides editor F D Simpson contact info and subscription rates for carriers and mail across counties Iowa U S and Canada with yearly and short-term options.
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Walnut St
Atlantic
Iow
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Seven willful men block education and youth programs in capital politics
The Washington Merry-Go-Round blames seven veteran lawmakers for stalling key funding and youth conservation efforts. It highlights Howard Smith Hayden Cannon Mills Perkins Blatnik and the debate over aid to education and a home youth corps with integrated camps questioned. The piece portrays a battle over voting, spending and party strategy amid a 1962 political climate.
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Drew Pearson
Hayden
Cannon
Howard Smith
Washington
United States
Virginia Republicaan
House Rules Committee
Congress
Smith
J. J. Delaney
New York
Cardinal Spellman
Delaney
Sen
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Capitol Building
Harold Cooley
N.C
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
North Carolina
Italy
Mabel Downey
Roger Cooley
Trujillo
Carl Perkins
John Blatnik
Minn
Youth Conservation Corps
Rules
Roosevelt
House
Blatnik
Minnesota
YCC
John
Peace Corps
Rep. Perkins
Perkins
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
The poem recalls Patti and the universal reach of song beyond wealth and walls. A new artist echoes the earlier gift, drawing listeners from diverse places including a priest, a sailor, and many lonely lives, spreading beauty along a vast broadcasting chain.
Stretch Your Lifeline With Fun and Travel Tips
Dr. Burton Fern advises two weeks of annual vacation to boost health and mood with exercise, new sights, and new interests. He cautions proper clothing, sun protection, vaccines, and safe water, plus packing a first aid kit and eyeglasses.
Candy and Soft Drinks Banned in School Lunchrooms
The American Medical Association council on foods and nutrition urges schools to stop serving candy and carbonated beverages in lunchrooms. Dentists and the National Congress of Parents and Teachers back the plan, citing increased plate waste and reduced milk and fruit intake.
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Council On Foods and Nutrition of
The
American Medical Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Food Service
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Bellevue conference attendees and golf association officers named
Wednesday, July 13, 1932 report notes Junior Gilleland and Junior Smith returning from Bellevue Nebraska for the Bellevue young people's conference of the First Presbyterian church. Mrs H F Shranger of Atlantic to be Southwest Iowa Women's Golf association president and Mrs E J Young of Atlantic to serve as secretary-treasurer.
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Junior Gilleland
Junior Smith
Bellevue
Nebr
Bellevue Young People's Conference
First Presbyterian Church
H. F. Shranger
Atlantic
Southwest Iowa Women’s Golf Association
E. J. Young
Hale America golf tour winner and Navy recruit reports
Delbert King won the Hale America golf tourney at Atlantic Golf and Country Club with Don Minor as runner up. Great Lakes naval trainees Harlow L. Butcher and William Jerome Best began recruit training. Audubon American Legion elected Holly Jewell as commander, Ed Rabe as first vice commander, and Lyle Monahan as second vice commander. Cpl Harold W. Pedersen of Atlantic promoted to sergeant in Korea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hans C. Pedersen.
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Delbert King
Atlantic Golf and Country Club
Don Minor
Harlow L. Butcher
William Jerome Best
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Audubon American Legion Pos
Holly Jewell
Ed Rabe
Lyle Monahan
Cpl
Harold W. Pedersen
Atlantic
Marine Division
Korea
Hans C. Pedersen
Iowa Marriage Licenses Drop 27 Percent in 1962 Start
Iowa records show 4,451 marriage licenses issued in the first four months of 1962, down 1,640 from the same period last year. Officials attribute the decline to new laws including a three day waiting period and higher minimum age, effective July 4, 1961.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Business Gets Tax Cut
The Treasury will implement liberalized depreciation guidelines for plant and equipment reducing the average useful life for tax deductions. The move, begun in the Eisenhower era and accelerated last year, shifts away from individual equipment life estimates to industry wide averages, easing bookkeeping and IRS administration.
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Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Defense aims to beat four tricks in four spades
North-South vulnerable, North opens two hearts. West leads hearts and East must count chances to defeat four spades. By cashing diamonds carefully and avoiding the A-K early, the defense can maximize diamond tricks and possibly stop the contract. The key is leading diamonds to force declarer to misguess suits.
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Declarer
West
King
South
Res Syndicate, Inc.d
Atlantic man named Federated Mutual sales representative
Ray L. Johnson of Atlantic has been named a sales representative for Federated Mutual Insurance Company. Johnson completed company sales training and qualified to represent the firm on both business and personal lines. Federated Mutual writes insurance for business home car and life.
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Ray L. Johnson
Atlantic
Federated Mutual Implement and Hardware Insurance Company
Johnson
Federated Mutual
Newspaper delivery contact numbers by area for missed paper
In Atlantic city, residents on the East and West Side routes and on Highland LaViste Fairlawn Zurfluh additions should call their carrier at the listed phone numbers if the paper is not received by 7 p.m. The numbers cover 243-2168 243-4910 243-4948 243-1688 243-8535 and 243-3764.
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East Side
West Side
Highland Addn
LaViste Place
Fairlawn
Zurfluh
Atlantic
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Cass
U. S
Canada
Whitney Loan
FDIC
Wilbur Mills
D., Ark
Ways and Means
Ple
Mills
Virginia
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Patti
George Matthew Adams
You
Burton H. Fern, M.D
Dr. Fern
Fern
King Features Syndicate
IDPA
Mary Macember
Nutrition Service
Iown Department of Health
AWG
Atlantic Wholesale Grocery Co
Atlantic, Iowa
By B. Jay Becker
North Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
North West South West
Jesus Christ
America
Mexico
American
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Sunnyside Park
City Hall
Arwell
Atlantic and Vicinity
Arwellmen
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