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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1961
Page
1
The speaker argues inflation poses a greater threat than Vienna Cuba or the Dominican Republic. Government spending wage boosts and higher prices drive inflation, eroding real purchasing power, harming fixed income earners, and risking economic collapse that could invite radical schemes.
The article notes a transition from part time to specialist dairy farming. Modern dairies use machines to milk many cows, exclude unprofitable stock, and grade milk for quality. Tank trucks preserve quality during transport, and efficiency and profitability drive farm practices today.
The reviewer concludes Kennedy and Khrushchev achieved little at the Vienna meeting. No concessions occurred and both sides remain in their prior positions. If anything, the state of affairs is no worse than before the talks, with no clear outcomes to show for the visit.
Salem Lutheran Home in Elk Horn will replace its current old peoples home with a one story 60 bed building featuring a kitchen dining rooms hobby lounge living room and chapel. Bids due June 30 at 2 p m to architect W Lee Beuttler of Sioux City and work set to start this summer. Shaftesbury Avenue is described as the London Broadway equivalent.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail, with monthly and annual rates for Atlantic, surrounding counties, Iowa, the U.S., and Canada. Publishing details include evenings except Sunday, editor D. Simpson, and affiliations with press associations.
A reader questions swollen glands after recovery from illness and the risk of reactivation. Another asks how to soften toe nails for easy trimming with warm water and careful technique. A third inquires about shingles causes and recurrence, answered with virus-based nerve infection details.
President Kennedy will address a Big Brothers dinner tonight amid concern over juvenile crime. He urges youth to embody adventure and sacrifice to resist communism and notes rising juvenile crime and century-long social factors driving delinquency.
The Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation ASC Committee appoints a western Iowa fieldman as the Tax Commission shifts to Republican control on July 1. Hays has held a $6,000 a year post with the position.
The poem reflects on unknowns in life, a warm heart toward a boy, and shared childhood lessons. The speaker admits limited formal education but offers practical knowledge of nature, animals, and simple joys. It emphasizes companionship and understanding across generations.
Site engineers Lowell A. Odell Jr and Harold Burton Kunze, both from Lewis, filed bankruptcy petitions in federal district court at Council Bluffs on Tuesday. Odell reports debts of 49011.93 with 5200 assets and 4200 exemptions. Kunze lists debts of 51154.50 and assets of 4280 all exempt.
The five Rangeley lakes of Maine are Cupsuptic Umbagog Mooselookmegantic Mollechunkamunk and Weloken nebacook. Don't drive you drink.
A fragment lists streets and phone contacts in Atlantic before 7 p.m. The note refers to an enemy carrier route and failing to receive a delivery or service.
In Sioux City sixteen union packinghouse workers were ordered to appear in District Court Friday to show cause why they should not be held in contempt for alleged mass picketing and intimidation of non-strikers during a strike at Sioux City Dressed Beef Co. The action also names United Packinghouse Workers Local 72 as in contempt for walkouts over the firing of a union steward as plant operations continued with new staff. Two men were arrested for allegedly forcing a car with non-strikers home from the plant into Floyd River. they face assault charges and bond was posted for a preliminary hearing. Officials said mood around the plant remained quiet with a small picket presence.
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