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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
2
The text argues that European allies show hesitation to take on more defense burdens after World War II. It notes Americans expect reciprocity as European nations recover, but finds that nations remain reluctant to shoulder a fair share, leaving the US still bearing the majority of costs.
The piece questions the feasibility of avoiding an accidental war as public doubt grows about safeguards. It argues that accidents could originate from any side of missile ranges, with leaders like Hitler imagined to favor such horror, while warning future powers may also seek accidental conflict.
The article argues that recruiting athletes by universities and other employers drives a sports scandal. It quotes a coach who says players sell their services to the highest bidder, chasing more money from universities or gamblers, rather than loyalty or ethics.
The mayor hires the city planning commission to craft a redistricting plan with an odd number of wards and nearly equal populations. The move addresses longstanding disproportional representation and seeks to reduce council missteps by balancing ward sizes.
Scientists report dolphins produce varied whistles quacks and blats to communicate with distress signals arising from repeated whistling. Norwegian researchers find trained sopranos show irregular overtones while untrained voices stay harmonically regular. Piano tuners’ equal temperament stretches highs and lows, and listeners prefer less perfectly tuned pianos.
Dr Frank Epstein of Sioux City has been chosen commander of the Iowa and Nebraska departments of the Jewish War Veterans of the U S A. A safety reminder cautions against drinking and driving.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists Subscription rates for local and distant readers. It specifies carrier in Atlantic costs 1 month 1.00, 3 months 2.50, 6 months 4.75, 1 year 9.00, with mail options across Iowa and the U.S. plus Canada rates and classifications by region.
The Paris meeting between Kennedy and De Gaulle is shaping as a tougher test than Vienna. De Gaulle's aloof pride, past Algeria disputes, and strong policy differences with the United States loom large, even as France remains a key ally.
June is here the month of roses brides and bees with love songs and scenes of splendor. Bees gather honey while flowers and lasses fill the countryside as June brings happiness and a path of rest for travelers. A final note mentions a 1938 New England hurricane at 186 mph.
Dr. Burton E. Fern explains tic douloureux a neuralgia causing brief lightning pains around the lips nose and cheek. Treatments include nerve-numbing agents Dilantin and possible surgery though infections and cavities may trigger symptoms. Susie’s story ends with recovery after a dental cavity was filled. Readers may send questions to Dr. Fern.
In Geneva the Soviet Union blocked a Western bid to strengthen truce supervisors in Laos, accusing the West of avoiding the main issue of Laos future independence and neutrality. Harriman charged Pathet Lao with daily attacks and blocking investigations behind lines. Pushkin maintained the cease fire since May and resisted more authority for inspectors.
State Safety Commissioner Carl Pesch announced promotions in Iowa's highway patrol effective Thursday. Promotions include Lt Robert Reese of Denison to captain and reassignment to Storm Lake, and Lt Austin Keller of Osceola to lieutenant reassigned to Denison.
The Agriculture Department halted further purchases of canned chopped meat for donation to needy families through state and local relief agencies. It says current processed meat stock suffices to meet anticipated needs through September. Since early February purchases have totaled about $109 million in canned pork and gravy and chopped meat, at a cost around $56 million, with nearly six million people now receiving food grants.
Iowa Power and Light Co files suit in Polk County District Court to clarify rights to install 21 miles of transmission lines along Interstate 35 80 north and west of Des Moines. The Iowa Highway Commission and U S Bureau of Federal Roads oppose lines on interstates. IPALCO received a franchise in 1959. The commission plans to oppose the suit.
A $90 000 dam age suit by Dale Van Zant as administrator of Judith Van Zant’s estate settled out of court in Keokuk. The suit named John Sammon and his son John as defendants. The Van Zant girl and Sharon Kay Schlisman about 17 and Jack Cable 23 were killed in a three car crash on November 11 last year.
A bridge hand shows how expert defense defeats three no trump contracts. At one table Wert's club lead prompts a queen over ace mislead, causing declarer to mis-guess club, spade, and diamond positions. East's ace deception and careful club play echo at the other table, stopping a makeable contract.
The United Capital Airlines merger absorbs Capital Airlines, reshaping the industry as United becomes the dominant trunk carrier. The new entity operates 30,000 employees across 117 cities and 18,000 miles of routes, expanding coast to coast. Capital faced foreclosure on Vickers aircraft and had limited prior profits, with the merger finalizing after today’s business close.
International Minerals & Chemical Corp says it will spend 3.8 million dollars to expand its Bonnie Florida plant to build a new nitrogenous fertilizer product diammonium phosphate. The Mason City Iowa plant was not cited as changing.
Notice lists phone numbers for multiple Atlantic city carrier routes including Highland Addn LaVista Place Fairtown Zurfluh Addn and 7 p.m. cutoff if papers are not received. Addresses and routes point to delivery coordination.
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