The Cost Of Congress Focus On Spending At Capitol
The piece argues for tighter scrutiny of congressional spending led by Iowa’s Congressman Gross. It notes a $275 000 annual cost to keep a congressman in Washington and questions the low floor attendance while committees meet. It suggests all members should work daily and be accountable for public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Iowa
Congressman Gross
Gross
Washington
Hall of Congress
Understanding Communism Reaches Public Schools
The article notes a shift toward teaching communism in public schools and contrasts U S freedom with what communists call freedom under their rule. It argues resistance to communism requires clear knowledge and highlights compulsory courses in some cities' high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U.S
What of Vice President Johnson
The text questions the fate of Vice President Johnson once seen as a unifier for Northern and Southern Democrats. It notes his world tour aimed at improving U S relations, hints at a perceived withdrawal from Washington and public life, and cites a daughter Marilyn’s column as the last trace of his public presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Kennedy
U. S
Washington
Marilyn
Editorial Briefs on Government Spending and Racial Tensions
Commentary criticizes local dependence on federal funds and cites Albany racial changes. Notes peaceful demonstrations after city council rebuffs Negro committees. Also reports three Des Moines jail inmates from a suspected safe cracking gang and a Maryland snail race experiment showing three inches a minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
James D.' Hainline
University of Maryland
Atlantic News-Telegraph Publication Details
The notice lists publication address Atlantic Iowa and business details for News Telegraph daily and weekly rates and mail rates for subscribers across regions including Cass county and U.S. addresses. It notes editor F D Simpson and membership in press associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut St
Atlantic
Iowa
News-Telegraph Pub, Corp
F. D. Simpson
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Louisiana congressman pays sitter with taxpayer funds
Drew Pearson reports Rep. T Ashton Thompson of Ville Platte Louisiana employed Judith Billeaud Coreil as a paid aide for his staff at $231 a month. The piece also alleges pathologists and area hospitals in Kansas City restricted blood supply by excluding private blood banks, a form of socialized medicine critics say mirrors Medicare concerns.
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Drew Pearson
Louisiana
Kansas City
Washington
Congress
T. Ashton Thompson
Ville Platte
Thompson
Judith Billeaud Coreil
AMA
Smash-up in Your Future Drives and Drivers
Dr. Burton H. L. Fern cautions that most crashes are the driver's first and a past record shapes future risk. He cites studies from North Carolina Iowa Manitoba showing repeat violators crash more, with speeding and improper passing as top offenses. Psychologists link repeat violators to immaturity and rejection of ordinary rules. Readers may write to Dr. Fern via the newspaper syndicate.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
North Carolina
Iowa
King
Manitoba
Canada
Dr. Fern
Tle
Res Syndicate, Inc
Guide for Heart Patients Diet Guidelines Endorsed
The American Heart Association issued a public health nutritionists and physicians guide to diet for atherosclerosis in mid July. The guidelines approve eggs and lean meat as part of the diet, reflecting a shift in understanding about regulation and nutrition for heart patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Heart Association
Ges
U. S. Public Health Service
American Dietetic Association
Medicare controversy and blood monopoly case in Kansas City
The FTC charges 26 doctors and pathologists with monopolizing blood supplies for Kansas City area hospitals. The case, linked to Medicare debates, may influence AMA stance on government insurance. Details name several doctors and hospitals and note licensed blood banks Midwest and World Blood Banks.
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Kansas City
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
AMA
FTC
Kansas
Missouri
Midwest
World
U.S. Public Health Service
Hillard Cohen
Menoreh Medical Center
Russell Kerr
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ferdinand Helwig
St. Luke’s
D. A. Hoskins
the Osteopathic Hospital
Angelo Lapi
St. Mary's
Ralph Rettenmaier
Providence
Mothers Dream Of Children’s Bright Future
Poem praises mothers watching children grow with hope and pride as they roam free and dream of fame. It notes mothers “bright dreams of joy” and children’s future wonders, while urging motorists to obey stop signs to protect playful youths.
Local Graduates and Sports Notes From Cumberland and Anita
Miss Della Eppelsheimer of Cumberland completes a Moody Bible Institute music course in Chicago and will graduate August 4. Miss Margaret Clapp tops the ladies open golf day at Atlantic Golf and Country club. Byron Wagner of Anita departs for Camp Tine New York for a military officer assignment.
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Della Eppelsheimer
Cumberland
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Margaret Clapp
The
Atlantic Golf and Country Club
Byron Wagner
J. A. Wagner
Anita
Camp Tine
N. Y
District judge Mantz chosen Republican nominee for supreme court
District judge H. J. Mantz of Audubon was selected as the Republican nominee for the state supreme court at the Sioux City judicial convention. Herbert E. Bartley, Anza, Marine Corps veteran of World War I wounded at Belleau Wood, enlisted yesterday at Des Moines and will report to San Diego. Also reported: Raymond Kitson passed his certified public accountant exam and Joan Templeman won first place in the Butternut art contest on TV in Chicago.
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H. J. Mantz
Audubon
Supreme Court
Sioux City
Herbert E. Bartley
Anza
United States Marine Corps
Belleau Wood
Des Moines
San Diego
California
Raymond Kitson
W. W. Kitson
Joan Templeman
Dale Templeman
Atlantic
Beanie
Chicago
Road Man Killed At I 80 Intersection South Of Atkinson
Gilbert Lucas, 57, a Rock Island construction worker, was killed Tuesday while building a I 80 intersection south of Atkinson Illinois after falling beneath a moving road grader.
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Atkinson, Ill
Gilbert Lucas
Rock Island
Atkinson
Lucas
Exposed Leader Cobb Led Double Life in Politics
North Carolina GOP chair William E. Cobb admitted living a double life. He kept a Roanoke home with a common-law wife and two sons while residing in Morganton with his legal wife and an adopted son. Cobb announced his resignation as GOP state senate candidate.
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Charlotte
N.C
William E. Cobb
North Carolina
Cushing
Charlotte Observer
Roanoke
Times
Cobb
Morganton
Observer
C. A
Pete) McKnight
GOP
Senate
Yale
W. Edward Cobb
Linda
Time
Roanoke Times
Key Heart Clue Shapes Contract Bridge Play
In a heart led hand, declarer deduces East holds the queen of hearts from the sequence king and nine that follow. By routing trumps and timing the heart jack, South forces East to reveal a bad return, yielding a favorable position to manage his diamond and club losers.
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West
King of Hearts
East
King Features Syndicata Inc
Ace
South
Declarer
Hoffa Challenges McClellan Over Senate Immunity Claims
In Dayton Ohio James R Hoffa president of the Teamsters denounces a Senate subcommittee report led by Senator John L McClellan as a fabrication He demands McClellan repeat outside immunity claims and hints at suing with Hoffa noting if he takes the Fifth Amendment again like in Florida and Florida mail fraud case remarks.
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Dayton
Ohio
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
McClellan
Hoffa
Ohio Teamsters
Florida
Offa
Sena
Torial
Siamese twins die at birth near Radom village
According to Warsaw Life, two newborn Siamese girls died in a village near Radom in east central Poland. The twins, joined at the stomach and sharing a single liver, died shortly after birth this week.
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Warsaw
Poland
Radom
Warsaw Life
Phone Your Kick Carrier Area Listing
Directory notice lists newspaper carrier routes and phone numbers for East Side West Side Highland LaVista Fairlawn Zurfluh additions with a reminder to call by 7 p m if living in Atlantic on City carrier route or far to receive the paper.
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West Side
Highland Addn
LaVista Place
Fairlawn
Zurfluh
Atlantic
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Free Enterprise
World Blood Banks
You
Burton HL Fern, M.D
Las Vegas
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Food and Nutrition Notes
IDPA
Mary Macomber
Nutrition Service
Love Department of Health
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Adlai Stevenson
Bill Ayers
Akron
Capitol Hill
Ayers
Adlai
Tim McInerney
Joseph P. Kennedy
Tim
USA
Bell Syndicate, Inc
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B. Jay Becher
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