Reasonable Tax Increase Across Atlantic Budgets
The Atlantic school district plans to raise 672 584 for 1963 up 95952 from 1962 due to a new building program including a junior high. The city budget for 1963 requests 269 721 up 30176 for higher police and worker pay and a city engineer. The county tax-levy for 1963 totals 808 613, down 9948 from the current year. Taxes overall rise but are linked to planned investments rather than waste.
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Atlantic
Atlantic Communit
Aid as invitation to graft in government programs
The piece argues that both foreign and domestic aid programs invite graft as funds pass from central authorities to recipients. It contends that leakage occurs through ruling classes and misused welfare, especially for dependent children. Local management is urged to reduce graft, since distant Washington oversight allows abuse.
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Congress
Washington
A One-Way Street in Soviet Cooperation Talks
The piece argues that US Soviet satellite cooperation yields info for the Soviets with little in return. It cites Khrushchev claiming US travel restrictions show the US lags the Soviet Union. The writer calls Kremlin cooperation a one way street, favoring Moscow.
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Kremlin
U. S
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moscow
Abnormal Births and Fox Hunting Stir Washington
Jack Anderson reports a looming thalidomide crisis abroad hitting the US via experimental Canadian use and delayed withdrawals by Merrell. Jackie Kennedy's fox hunting sparks SPCA debate as Washington whispers contrast royal-like sport with animal welfare concerns.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Europe
Canada
U. S
William S. Merrell Company
Cincinnati
Germany
Merrell Company
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee Democrat
Senate
Louis Lasagna
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Kefauver
Jackie Kennedy
Eisenhower
White House
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Rovers
Editorial Briefs on Independence and Dependency
The piece argues that a life of wealth and protection does not guarantee self sufficiency. It recalls Crown Prince Edward’s past tumbles to illustrate that even privileged figures face risk. It then questions whether nations pampered by aid and control may fail to achieve true independence.
Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H Livestock Show Sees Rule Changes
Changes to the Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H livestock show affect Case county 4-H members. Duane Feltz notes the baby beef show is shortened by one day with cattle in by Sept 23 and judging from Sept 24 to 28 for various breeds. the baby beef sale runs Sept 27 with all calves and pens of five sold at Ak-Sar-Ben. no animals will be at the stock yards. Beef heifer and dairy shows remain similar with judging starting Sept 22.
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Ak-Sar- Ben
Case County 4-H
Duane Feltz
County Extension
Ak- Sar-Ben
Eye of the Needle
Western Hotels, Inc
Formia
Gary Boyker
Century 21
the Life Magazine
Iowa
Fair
Seattle
Tees
Iowa Daily Press Association
Atlantic News-telegraph publication details and pricing
A factual notice listing the Atlantic News Telegraph address at 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail. Rates cover local Cass county and adjoining counties as well as statewide and U S delivery with annual and short-term options.
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Walnut St
Atlantic
Iowa
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
U. S
Canada
Home Is Haven Free of Bickering, Comfort for Children
A 1962 verse by The George Matthew Adams Service extols a home as a refuge. It contrasts mess and noise with petty quarrels, urging a peaceful, welcoming space where children can play and stay, undisturbed by conflict.
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George Matthew Adams
Kennedy nominates Crary for Southern California district court
President Kennedy named Superior Court Judge E Avery Crary of Los Angeles to a U S district judgeship in Southern California. Crary, a Democrat, hails from Grundy Center Iowa and studied at the State University of Iowa.
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Washington
E. Avery Crary
Los Angeles
Kennedy
U.S
Southern California
Crary
Grundy Center
Iowa
State University of
Diet and lifestyle tips for peptic ulcers by Dr Fern
The column outlines ulcer diet rules including milk at meals, avoiding coffee tea alcohol pork fried foods spices and raw fiber. It advises small frequent dairy meals with crackers, limits on empty-stomach fruit, and moderation in smoking. Readers may mail questions. no individual replies guaranteed.
Fort Dodge Dentist Reflects On Seattle World Fair Highlights
Fort Dodge physician Dr. Duane A. Schmidt shares impressions from the Seattle World's Fair. He notes child rescues, the Space Needle, the Plaza of States, the Food Circus, and a high value restaurant and observation deck. He praises the fair as a top production and offers ideas for Iowa's state fair improvements.
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Duane A. Schmidt
Fort Dodge
State University of Iowa
Dan
The
Fort Dodge Messenger
Seattle
Food Circus
Roy Rogers
Washington
Roy
Mississippi
Strategic finesse in contract bridge championship play
The article discusses a championship bridge hand where South's plan hinges on a finesse in hearts and spades. It argues that feeding the jack of spades can mislead East and create a chance for success, even if West holds the king of spades. The analysis favors risk to gain a potential game and notes the premium of avoiding a direct losing finesse.
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East
South
West
Yes Syndicate, Inc
Atlantic Legion picks Father McDermott for national convention
On August 1 1932 Father P N McDermott of Atlantic was chosen by the seventh district American Legion to attend the national convention in Portland Oregon Milo Christensen defeated Rod Van Scoy to win the Atlantic Golf and Country Club annual handicap tournament
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P. N. McDermott
Atlantic
American Legion
Portland
Oregon
Milo Christensen
Rod van Scoy
Atlantic Golf and Country Club
Cadet Gilchrist Commissioned as Second Lieutenant
Friday July 31 1942 Aviation Cadet Harold J Gilchrist completed training at Chanute Field Illinois and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army Air Force Reserve The Audubon American Legion named Herman Klautsch as commander and Clark Arnold as vice commander Dr Roscoe M Needles received a commission as first lieutenant in the Army Medical Corps after volunteering his services.
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Harold J. Gilchrist
Army Air Force
Chanut Field
Ill
Air Force Reserve
Audubon American Legion
Herman Klautsch
Clark Arnold
Roscoe M. Needles
Igca
Army
Army Medical Corps
Northwest District Scout Swim Winners at Sunnyside Park
Saturday July 31 1952 Nishnabotr district event at Sunnyside Park crowned winners from Atlant Bob Sonday Gary Pross Di Andrews John Budd Bill Realty David Dennis Larry Mason Greg Galiher Bill Glis Jerry Poch Richard Voss Gaines and Jim Carey Patricia Tye chosen as Griswold 4-H queen candidate for Cass County 4-H fair.
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Nishnabotr
Sunnyside Park
Atlant
Bob Sonday
Gary Pross
di Andrews
John Budd
Bill Realty
David Dennis
Larry Mason
Greg Galiher
Bill Glis
Jerry Poch
Richard Voss
Gaines
Jim Carey
Patricia Tye
Didate
Griswold
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