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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1961
Page
2
Food and Nutrition Notes discuss milk popularity in June as Dairy Month. Adults report benefiting from skim milk after avoiding whole milk, with studies showing added calcium and phosphorus absorption strengthening bones. Nursery studies show room temperature milk increases toddler consumption versus cold milk.
At the Hawkeye Boys State encampment in Des Moines the Nationalists swept most officer positions led by Ed Bastian as governor. Winners include Bill Jackson lieutenant governor Doug Broadwater secretary of state Mike Cooney state auditor Jim Rasmussen state treasurer Dick Cole attorney general and Federalists elected Allan Schultz secretary of agriculture Doug Snyder and others with Roger Grant Jim Lakeman and James McCright among the named commissioners and justices.
More than six in ten retailers surveyed expect summer sales to rise over last year with 64 percent forecasting increases, 27 percent same volume and 9 percent declines. The study covered 235 retailers in 101 markets across 33 states and three Canadian provinces. Profit outlook remains cautious as 46 percent anticipate higher profits, 29 percent expect gains similar to last year, and 17 percent foresee declines.
A four page bureau folder titled Summertime A Season of Superb Selling Opportunities outlines summer retail chances. The folder is shown to retailers via the bureau's network of over 1,000 daily papers as Mr and Mrs Redman host visitors. Robert Kirby in El Paso Texas visits his Kirby relatives while Powell and Harold Met’s family move in Oakland. Kansas City visitors spend weekend with parents as Mr and Mrs Bill host.
Elliott and Giltner families from Red Oak Iowa attend Simpson College commencement where Ann Giltner earns a home economics degree and will work at Mercy Hospital Des Moines after June 19. Mildred Powell of the Red Cross at Great Lakes visits the Giltner family. Dinville family note mentions a son from Tekamah receiving a mechanical engineering degree at Iowa State University in Ames.
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