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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1961
Page
1
The piece argues that aid to poorer nations breeds corruption among rulers while intended recipients miss out. It contrasts Western aid with Soviet leadership pressures, notes planning challenges in Kennedy era advisory circles, and calls for aid supervision to prevent misuse and unrest.
In Kansas City Kansas John McKinley’s house was wrecked by wind last Wednesday night. Hidden between the ceiling and a furnace pipe were 850 dollars McKinley planned to use for home improvements. About 165 dollars were recovered in the wreckage and five others returned various sums. All but 100 dollars has been recovered. McKinley, a railway car clerk, thanked those who brought back the money.
The Atlantic News telegraph presents publication and postal details with subscription rates for various regions. Rates shown include monthly, quarterly, and yearly options for Atlantic Iowa Cass counties and broader U S mailings, with differing prices by location and duration.
A closed session vote by the House Agriculture Committee split along party lines 17 to 15 to strike the phrase preserving the family farm from the farm bill. Thirteen Republicans and four Dixiecrats opposed, while fifteen Democrats supported the provision, plus Catherine May. Leading opponents cited farm organizations as drivers of the change, with notable abstentions and proxies noted. TV blackouts and education network limits follow in the report.
FCC Chairman Newton Minow told the Senate committee that major networks have no room for a fully funded public service program on college education despite insurance sponsors wanting to air it. He noted the push to inform students and parents is blocked by air time constraints. The piece comments on U.S. business and Latin America collaboration, citing a Chase Manhattan Bank panel with leaders from government and industry.
The column presents a verse by Edgar A Guest reflecting aging and lost youth. A Griswold notice announces the 7th annual Soldiers reunion on July 27 with Legion sponsorship, parades, coronation, ball games, and a flower show.
Senator Jack Miller of Iowa says a recent House appropriation of 448.84 million should be directed to the B-70 super bomber program. He argues the money is needed to keep the United States ahead of the Soviet Union in air power and notes the appropriation was not originally tied to the B-70 project.
In Lockport New York dairy farmers improvised after an automobile toppled a power cable near town. With milking equipment unavailable they resorted to old fashioned hand milking to keep supply running.
Dr. Fern explains contact dermatitis from nail polish and other substances. Symptoms include redness blisters and rashes on exposed skin with possible metal reactions from rings or watch buckles. Tests use Band Aids. treatments include calamine lotion antihistamines soaps and cortisone creams.
Public notice lists city carrier routes and apartment additions with phone numbers and instructions to respond before 7 p.m. It directs residents on East Side West Side Highland LaVista Fairlawn Zurfluh Addns to contact offices for city delivery.
In a Masters event, North opens a cautious notrump while East and West shift through clubs and hearts. Weet’s unorthodox notrump bid yields a favorable result after Hast’s two heart reply and East’s three diamonds overcall, with a sequence ending as the defense pressurizes.
Rochester Minnesota former Iowa Lt Gov Edward J McManus 41 scheduled for gall bladder surgery at a local hospital Tuesday. McManus a Keokuk lawyer was the Democratic candidate for Iowa governor that year.
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