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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1962

Page

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Reform Aid Policy Aims to End Free U.S. Subsidies

The piece argues for a tougher foreign aid stance, urging that recipients pay their share and align with U.S. interests. It contends past aid to Poland, Yugoslavia, and Laos failed to sway regimes or their populations, and calls for a "big stick" approach while preserving aid to non communist nations.

Poland Yugoslavia Laos Teddy Roosevelt Washington U.S Uncle Sam U. S Moscow

Editorial briefs on US progress and farm policy

The piece notes US advances in technology and a stock market slide hurting investors. It discusses tax prospects for 1963 and political influence before elections. It reviews Kennedy farm plan moves toward enactment and its potential impact on Iowa farmers, production quotas, price supports, and payment incentives.

Kennedy Congress Senate House Iowa Price Foundation

Claire Neiby Describes Laos Service With Marines

Claire Neiby, son of Mr and Mrs Charlies Neiby, serves with Marines guarding the Laotian border in Thailand. He writes of flights from the Valley Forge to Bangkok, extreme heat, brief rest periods, frequent tropical illnesses, and treating a cobra bite victim. He notes no active shooting unless conditions change.

Claire Neiby Charlies Wnaiby Thailand Bangkok Claire

Atlantic News-telegraph local notices and rates page

Atlantic News Telegraph listing community notice and subscription rates. Public notices details include entry at Atlantic post office 1912 and affiliations with Iowa and National press associations. Rate card lists monthly and yearly prices for carriers, Cass county and surrounding areas, and U.S. mail subscriptions.

Walnut St Atlantic Iowa News-Telegraph Pub. Corp F. L. Simpson Congress Iowa Daily Press Association Iowa Press Association National Editorial Association

West Point Graduates 596 as Kennedy Addresses 1962 Class

DRE Pearson via Tom McNamara reports West Point 1962 graduating class of 596 to receive bachelor of science degrees and second lieutenants commissions. Cadets from diverse regions endure four harsh years, balancing academics with military training. Rhodes scholarships place West Point fourth among national universities.

Tom McNamara Perade Pest Kennedy West Point U. S. Military Academy Drew Pearson U.S. Military Academy Bat‘le America Military Academy Academy Rhodes The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Why Are Heart Attacks Striking Earlier Today

Dr. Fern explains the rising rate of heart attacks due to luxury living and fast pace. mechanized transport and sedentary habits reduce movement while rich foods and inherited tendencies boost calories and fat in circulation. stress triggers hormonal alarms, blood clots form, and narrowed arteries may fail heart muscle.

Eve Junior Dr. Ferne Dr. Fern Irea Syndicate Ipe

Triumph of inner strength and steadfast faith

A poem extols triumph as an inner gain not tied to wealth or size. It frames daily effort, courage, and wisdom as the spirit's true victory, noting that staying true under temptation and enduring pain defines real triumph beyond fame.

Outdoor eating risks and safety reminders

The article warns that more people eat outdoors and highlights dangers of lukewarm foods and improper chilling. It stresses keeping hot foods hot and cold foods cold, using thermos containers, wrapping sandwiches, and freezing fillings for safety during picnics and patio meals.

Henry Field Wins Republican Nomination for U S Senate

Tuesday June 7 1932 Henry Field Shenandoah merchant won the republican nomination for United States senator. Cass county nominations on the republican ticket included L A Breeling treasurer E S Holton county attorney O M Hobart recorder C M Skipton clerk of court G H Allen supervisor Frank Pelzer supervisor 2nd district J T Ostrus auditor B L Roland coroner and W A McKee sheriff. Also noted were Atlantic voters Emily Harris 93 and C A Day 87 with Day recalling voting for Abraham Lincoln in 1864.

Henry Field Shenandoah United States Cass County L. A. Breeling E. S. Holton O. M. Hobart C. M. Skipton G. H. Allen Frank Pelzer J. T. Ostrus B. L. Roland W. A. McKee Atlantic Emily Harris C. A. Day Mr. Day Abraham Lincoln

St Louis Zoo records its first hippo birth

St Louis Zoo officials celebrate the first hippopotamus birth at the facility. The 50 pound newborn, named in context with its massive parents Peepers and Jeepers, nuzzles its mother and may swim at birth. The calf will likely remain in water as it develops.

ST. Louis, Mo St. Louis Zoo Henry Sanders Peepers Jeepers Junior Sanders

Military and civic notes from Atlantic and beyond

Glenn Gordon of Atlantic receives promotion to assistant materials and tests engineer at the air corps technical school Sioux Falls. Capt. D. E. Crabtree assumes command of the 368th school squadron at Scott Field. Paul Clemmensen to report to Naval Officers Training School Notre Dame University. Fred and wife celebrate 50th wedding anniversary with open house June 8. Jeanne Christensen elected supreme president of BPO Does at Casper convention. Ralph Keller graduates with honors in history from Simpson College.

Glenn Gordon Atlantic Air Corps Technical School Sioux Falls S. D D. E. Crabtree Air Corps Technical Training Command Scott Field, Ill Paul Clemmensen P. C. Clemmensen Naval Officers Training School Notre Dame University Fred Franklin Jeanne Christensen B.P.O. Does Does Casper Wyoming Ralph Keller Simpson College

Solemn Mass at Folsom Prison Honors St Dismas

A Solemn High Mass honoring St. Dismas known as the good thief was attended by 250 inmates at Folsom Prison in California. The service underscored a reflective observance among inmates.

Folsom Prison Calif St. Dismas

NT Reporter on Tour West

Phil Chinitz of the News Telegraph writes from Nebraska and Wyoming about Crow Butte and a Sioux Crow battle site near Highway 20. He visits Fort Robinson museums on cattle research and paleontology and notes sandhills ranching and a Norfolk bakery shaped breads. He mentions meeting Gertrude Ellick in Douglas and local millionaires who made fortunes in cattle land and oil.

Nebraska Crow Butte Ft. Robinson Norfolk Gertrude Ellick Atlantic Douglas Wyoming

Service Dale Nielsen Arrives Safe in Philippines

Mrs Elna Nielsen of Elk Horn reports the safe arrival of her son Dale in the Philippines where he serves with the U S Marines.

Elk Horn Elna Nielsen Dale Philippine Islands U. S

Championship Hand in Masters Contract Bridge Analysis

The article analyzes a bridge hand where South begins with eight tricks including spades hearts and clubs and could win ten if the A K of diamonds cashes early. It discusses how an apparent spade lead and a club bid tied to a five card suit affect the declarer's chances and trick provisions.

South King Mast Mack Gesg West

Incumbents Win Audubon Vote in Local Elections

In Audubon area elections Monday incumbents won nominations in three races. Rep Harvey W Johnson led Republicans for the state legislature with 547 votes, defeating Edward J Jayne. George L Christensen and Chris K Hess won supervisor seats, while the judicial amendment failed in ten townships with 703 to 427 in voting.

Audubon Harvey W. Johnson Edward J. Jayne Extra Carl Hensley Johnson Board of Supervisors George L. Christensen Ewald Pete) Nielsen Chris K. Hess Harold B. Hoegh Atlantic

motorists obey stop signs not to slow down

motorists are urged to stop fully at all stop signs and not treat them as a cue to slow down. safety officials emphasize complete stops to protect pedestrians and other vehicles at intersections.

Shoes Stolen From Car Found For Right Foot

Bisbee Arizona police quoted a salesman saying a thief who took 120 shoes from a car wasted his time because the shoes were for the right foot only. The incident reflects a curious misfortune in a local theft case.

Bisbee, Ariz Bisbee

City paper delivery warning for missed routes

A fragmented notice warns Atlantic City paper carriers on East Side and West Side routes listed by neighborhood to deliver at 7 p m If carriers fail to receive their papers contact the listed phone numbers for correction Highland Addn LaVista Place Fairlawn Addn Zurtiah Addn and other routes are named with corresponding phones.

East Side West Side Highland Addn LaVista Place Fairlawn Addn Zurtiah Atlantic Movins Pink House Frowa Court House City Park 7Th and Poplar St Johnson Atlantic Lowe

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