The Need to Highlight Black Achievements Across Fields
The exhortation argues for emphasizing Negro accomplishments in athletics theater business science and law to inspire integration. It celebrates George Washington Carver as a world authority whose work improved southern agriculture and urges wider recognition of Black excellence.
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Atlantic’s Growth Seen in Housing and Population Rise
A Booming Community notes Khmer residents visiting Atlantic impressed by rapid growth. New housing, businesses, churches, schools, and retirement housing reflect progress. Farmers benefit from favorable crops as the city expands culturally, socially, recreationally, and economically, with Atlantic moving forward while others stand still.
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Nebraska Reconsiders Tax Strategy and New Revenue
The World Herald notes Nebraska seeks new fields for taxation after boasting of a tax free status. The state grapples with insufficient property tax revenue to fund activities and eyes broader sources, while western Iowa favors a sales tax though it faces resistance.
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Summer Comforts Amid Stressed Water Supplies
Showers have lifted crop prospects but water shortages grow each year with no surplus to weather dry spells. The text notes a preference for a cool breeze across a shady lawn on a summer evening, praising the blend of pleasure and beauty despite environmental limits.
Truck Stuck After Sinking in Septic Tank Pipe
A Mason City fire truck became bogged in mud at the Dale Hendrickson rural home and had to be pulled out by a wrecker. The weight caused it to sink into a septic tank pipe, and the interior of the house suffered damage.
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Atlantic News Table and Rates Page
Atlantic News Telegraph publishes evening edition with publisher and editor details. Readers learn subscription rates by carrier, mail within Cass County and nearby areas, and policies for Iowa and U.S. destinations, including Canada rates.
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Supreme Court rift over divorce and a new judge pick
The Washington Merry-Go-Round reports on the tension between Justices Hugo Black and William O. Douglas tied to Douglas's divorce and Black's disapproval. It notes Douglas's retirement plans, possible replacement by Senator John Stennis, and speculates on a Southern appointee to mollify the region. The column also covers Peru's military election and U S stance toward Latin American regimes.
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Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
The poem reflects on aging from the speaker’s middle age perspective, contrasting youth’s pleasures with continued hope. It emphasizes still finding charm in life, anticipating future joys, and cherishing long term dreams as an old man watches his grandchildren play.
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Czechoslovaks flee Soviet cruise ship seeking asylum in Greece
Six Czechoslovak citizens escaped a Soviet cruise liner in Athens and filed for political asylum in Greece, the interior ministry said. They left the ship Thursday and are under Greek custody while asylum requests are processed.
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B J Becker on Open Lead Bids in Bridge
Article presents bidding analysis by B Jay Becker on five hands. It discusses why two hearts, three clubs, jumps to three hearts, two spades, and four hearts are chosen or avoided to describe bidding logic and partnership inference in contract bridge.
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NOVA launch vehicles eyed for Mars expedition by 1975
Denver based Andrew Kalitinsky of General Dynamics reported on a government study of NOVA rockets capable of lifting four multiton spacecraft. The design aims for 380 foot height, up to 40 million pounds weight, 56 million pounds thrust, and payloads over a million pounds, potentially enabling a Mars mission by 1975 if approved.
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Red China Calls Indian Official a Tool of U S
The New China News Agency in Beijing denounced Avtar Singh of India as a tool of the United States and questioned his right to chair the Laos control commission. It described Singh and the Canadian member's request to probe reports of Chinese troops in northern Laos as a lie, while Poland opposed the move.
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Unusual Stories Sought for Local Farm Magazine
Readers are invited to share true personal histories and ancestral tales for a community farm magazine. Submissions may be written by the reader or prepared by editors to ensure engaging reads about early days, youthful adventures, and local events.
Accused Creston Father Uses Son to Cash Bad Checks
A Creston man, George R. Weckman, 9%, waived preliminary hearing after police said he used his 12 year old son to pass seven bad checks totaling 126 dollars. Weckman faced seven counts of forgery and was bound over to District Court on 3500 dollars bond after a Montgomery Ward clerk grew suspicious when the boy tried to cash a check.
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Canadians rebuff nuclear fleet proposal in Ottawa meeting
An Ottawa government statement said Canada gave no commitments after U S envoy Livingston Merchant discussed a North Atlantic nuclear fleet plan with Prime Minister Lester B Pearson and cabinet members. Sources indicate Canada in principle opposes joining ships with Polaris missiles and international crews.
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Phone Your Kick Carrier for Atlantic News-Telegraph Delivery
Notice urges residents on Atlantic city carrier routes to call their specific Kick carriers if the News-Telegraph is not received by 7 P.M. Listings include Highland Addn Zurfluh Addn LaVista Place Fairlawn Addn and both East and West Sides with corresponding phone numbers.
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Recovery and rehabilitation after heart attack in 1908
The text discusses the link between physical and mental health in returning to productive family life after illness. It notes modern medicine aims for total rehabilitation following heart attack recovery, reflecting both physical and mental status.
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