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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
1
The essay argues socialism fails and individual enterprise drives national prosperity. It cites history showing nations rise on initiative, then decline as governments expand. It warns Washington’s expanding social services hasten a downward path toward collapse, urging reversal.
The state advances toward non political courts though fully non political courts remain distant. The constitutional amendment allows appointment and election of judges to be judged by the people rather than by attorneys, reducing attorney influence and increasing public oversight.
The Kennedy administration backs over 90 billion dollars in spending for the coming fiscal year, contemplates tax cuts, and seeks a debt limit rise to 308 billion. The piece questions the coherence of boosting spending and debt while cutting taxes, arguing this defies traditional business sense.
The Army Corps of Engineers recommended no federal funds for flood control across major Mississippi cities in Iowa. The Iowa Natural Resources Council released the report and will hold a July 2 hearing in Des Moines. Projects at Buffalo, Montrase, Dawnport, Muscatine, Fort Madison and Burlington were deemed not economically justified by expected flood damages. Bettendorf locals argued the plan did not meet needs, while Keokuk would require walls and levees raising costs.
A sign reading Old Face Full hangs over an erratic water fountain in a Jamestown department store prompting shoppers to find alternative drinking water. Officials urge repairs to restore service and prevent further outages.
Publication details for the Atlantic Views Telegraph newspaper in Atlantic Iowa list editors addresses associations and subscription rates by carrier mail and region including Cass counties and U.S. outside Iowa with yearly and short-term pricesand Canadian mail rate.
A column by Burton H. Fern features reader questions on cesarean delivery, hair regrowth, cholesterol and liver in diets, goiter risks from soy products, thyroid stimulants in cows, lettuce cravings, and anemia cravings. The notes show medical advice style responses and indicate Fern’s willingness to consider reader inquiries.
Drew Pearson argues the Kennedy administration should review European figures living in the United States who faced war crime charges. Andrija Artukovic, Croatia's former interior minister, is identified as living near Long Beach California and accused of directing mass killings of Serbs Jews and Gypsies.
The poem urges self respect found in deeds not wealth. It argues that true pride comes from meeting debts with honor and aiding others. It links a meaningful life to unselfish acts and public charity, ending with a safety plea to slow down at dusk to save lives.
The Kennedy administration pushes for a top to bottom income tax cut next year while Depreciation reform aims to ease depreciation write offs. Business leaders warn confidence is shaken as stock markets slide and capital investment plans lag. A Treasury plan promises faster depreciation reforms to spur spending and profits. Motorists urged to stop fully at signs, not slow down.
Massena schedules United Rodeo Association amateur rodeo this Saturday with 2 and 8 p.m. shows and the Little Britches state championships in June. A sept 3 quarter horse show, with NASBRE, and Sept 4 homecoming are planned at the new Main Street arena. The URA event features 75 professional cowboys from four states and a $500 prize fund boost from the Chamber.
30 years ago on June 8 1932 Robert Sherwood son of Mr and Mrs A H Sherwood finished second in the biology division of the state high school academic contest at Iowa City John Smoiler a Cass county West Point cadet won second in discus at a recent meet
Twenty years ago on Saturday Corp. Donald H. Baker 23 of Company K Atlantic National Guard died after being struck by a train in Coleraine Ireland. The Atlantic area sent navy enlistees including Leo Larsen John Lamberty Jr Layland Peterson and Arthur Christensen Pvt Robert Auerbach transferred to Angel Island
In a North South vulnerable deal West led a singleton club and East correctly inferred the lead. The defense used suit preference to guide play, while Blackwood raised diamonds showed only one ace, ending South’s five diamond slam attempt as declarer misplayed after East signaled the ace of spades.
A report notes land located about fifteen miles from the California coast near San Francisco. Details are sparse in the readable text, but the mention suggests a maritime or navigational reference tied to the region.
Dolores Kunze and David Howard were chosen as valedictorian and salutatorian of the Lewis high school senior class. In university candidates, Ralph W. Cockshoot Jr. earns highest distinction B.A., with Robert Lee James B.A., Robert L. Becker B.S.C., and Richard G. Howard B.A. as other degree candidates at the University of Iowa.
Listings show phone numbers for East Side West Side Highland LaVista and Fairlawn areas to report missing Atlantic City carrier route papers at 7 p.m. Calls to 243-2168 243-4910 243-4948 249-1008 243-5538 and 243-3704 are provided for residents.
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