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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
1
The piece condemns repeated government waste especially shipments to areas lacking electricity refrigeration or awareness of use. It argues this useless aid causes spoilage and frustrates taxpayers, urging end to such wasteful practices without blaming all aid efforts.
The text argues that prolonged tension weakens the chance of a hot war as communist zeal fades satellites push for independence Moscow seeks trade ties and broader peace grows despite risks from Red China and accidental atomic incidents.
The article lauds a nonviolent American civil rights movement led by figures like Martin Luther King Jr. It contrasts the peaceful approach with violent revolutions and notes its success, while distinguishing it from South Africa's segregation.
The piece argues profits are the main source of capital for job creation. It states it costs 15 000 to 20 000 in capital to provide one job and that profits support the job market. Without profits there would be no jobs, so rising profits are needed to meet growing job demand.
Dr James A Van Allen of the University of Iowa told Illinois College graduates that mass production of science graduates is not the key to space age progress. He urged quality science education and wise use of scientific talent, warning of waste in government and industry. The speaker received an honorary Doctor of Science degree.
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The Atlantic News Telegraph lists office address 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa and publication details. It includes editorial staff, association memberships, and subscription rates for carrier and mail deliveries regionally and nationwide with durations and prices.
Washington roundup reports Kennedy discouraged on a nuclear test ban with Moscow. Khrushchev pressed for three inspections per year, but U.S. resistance led to a standoff. Dean Kuznetsov communications caused misinterpretation and stalled progress. Politically tense, Senate opposition looms. VIP city visit mishaps noted.
Jack Christensen of Kimball ton has gone to Chicago to spend three days at a Wayne research session. Mrs Glenn Houseberg and children have returned to Grant from a two weeks visit with relatives at Cheroke. Earl Norris, employed in Ottumwa, spent Sunday with his family in Cumberland. Paul Schmidt of Massena, who
A report from the Omaha market notes the top near the previous week with a standout lot of 1,114 bound steers selling for around 16 per hundredweight.
John Perry and Clyde Kimple, noted Adair residents, stopped at The News-Telegraph for a welcome call during a pleasure trip. Perry is a News-Telegraph carrier salesman in Adair. Mrs. Russell Smith of Anita will spend a week with relatives in Omaha.
In a four spades battle, South ruffs with zero apparent hope and, by timing trumps and a queen of clubs, traps East West to secure the contract. Becker notes the play hinges on the only distribution that gives a chance and warns against premature resignation.
A verse piece by Edgar A Guest contrasts a clever businessman with a lovelorn admiration for a young woman. The column then shifts to neighborhood items:ут observations about leaves, a political wager note, family confirmations, and a child’s Sunday school interest.
If you live on an Atlantic city carrier route and do not receive the News-Telegraph by 7 P.M., call your local carrier area. Highland Addn. 243-4948 Zurfluh Addn. 243-3704 LaVista Place 243-1088 Feirlawn Addn. 243-5535 Remaining East Side 243-2108 Remaining West Side 243-4910
An article notes RSV studies in chickens aiding cancer research and vaccine development at UC, plus a PEN sensitivity test by Dr Walter Shelley at UPenn using fingertip samples to reveal allergic potential. It highlights Dr J Charles Breme’s pitot-tube inspired heart flow device enabling noninvasive valve and blood flow assessment.
The excerpt recalls Mrs Zellmer’s remark to Jody about Jesus seeing her and Jody’s quip. It also notes Alexander Graham Bell’s successful demonstration of the telephone at the 1876 Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia.
A group of Boy Scouts led by Scout Master Edward Jayne and including Thomas Godwin, Bernie Godwin, Ross May, Deas Foresman, Paul Petersen, David Williams, Dan Andersen, Danny Christensen, Phil Clausen, Don Akers, and Neal Rendleman left Saturday for a weeklong trip to Canada.
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