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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
1
The piece argues that automation and training requirements desert the unskilled worker, urging school systems to expand trade education. It proposes county wide trade schools to teach fundamentals, enabling youths who must work after high school to gain marketable skills.
The Alabama governor blocked the doorway to keep two Black students from entering a university building. The act is criticized as a token move not advancing real legal change, yet the piece notes it as campaign fulfillment and a signal that integration may now accelerate across the South. It observes growing business support for integration and predicts gradual progress over generations.
Washington meeting debates a two faced solution to global hunger. Increase production through modern science while promoting population control. Education is essential and slow, making quick fixes unlikely.
Nuclear scientists show that a lethal fallout dose would also kill most plants. This changes the survival program design. If humans survive by taking cover, they must plan food sources after emerging. As weapons grow stronger, the chance of postattack survival diminishes.
British historian Arnold Toynbee wraps up a four month stay as Grinnell College history professor and departs Des Moines. He warns fertile regions cannot curb world food production as population may triple by 2000 and birth control is needed to prevent overgrowth. He notes much of the world is underfed and comments on American wealth and poverty. He also reflects on the strength of the modern bicycle.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription rates and delivery options. It outlines carrier and mail prices for local Cass County and surrounding areas, statewide Iowa, U.S. addresses, and Canada, with monthly, semiannual, and annual terms.
Washington column reports a lack of fixed danger guidelines from the Atomic Energy Commission and Public Health Service as US and Soviet testing increases. It notes Salt Lake City iodine 131 readings, calls for clearer public health guidance, and features Sen. George Aiken and Rep. Mel Price criticizing vague standards.
A noon scene shows a worker resting beneath a tree and lunching on jam and bread. He proclaims sixty minutes of freedom from worries and a canopy of calm above, enjoying a non-jazz, untainted musical atmosphere with clear solo tones.
The civil service commission announces exams for physical science aids and technicians for work in Midwest government laboratories hospitals and research centers. Pay ranges up to 4 565 dollars. high school graduates with six half-year courses in science or drafting may qualify for GS-2, others for GS-3. Additional postings with the Bureau of Employment Security offer salaries from 6675 to 14565 dollars annually.
East West vulnerables. South in 3NT after a spade lead and clever ace first trick. South uses dummy information to mislead West about spade cards, then wins with the ace to secure nine or more tricks. The defense notes a possible misstep in West's play.
Americans seek lower costs and bigger global markets as ISO adopts American container sizes. Delegates from the American Standards Association say 10, 20, 30 and 40 foot van containers will be interchangeable among rails trucks and ships. If adopted widely, US transport costs could drop and exports expand to the Common Market Far East and Latin America within a decade.
Residents on Atlantic city carrier routes told to call the listed neighborhoods if their News Telegraph is not received by 7 PM. Contacts include Highland Addition, Zurfluh Addition, LaVista Place, Fairlawn Addition, Remaining East Side, and Remaining West Side with their phone numbers.
A call to area readers to share true stories about early days ancestors youthful adventures and unusual happenings. Readers may submit their own accounts or provide facts for the magazine staff to write. The editors express appreciation and ask for participation.
Cornell College announces a 12 million dollar development plan over ten years. Officials expect current enrollment of 775 to rise to 1000 within four years.
Dr. Lester L. Coleman argues unlimited visiting hours benefit hospitalized children by reducing anxiety and improving care. Parents provide security, comfort, and essential support without hindering medical plans, and new hospitals are adopting extended visiting policies including one parent sleeping with the child.
Mrs Velma Mannaker of Hub bard visits relatives in Casey during the summer. Bob Felker of Shenandoah stayed with the parental Oscar Felker in Lewis. Thirty years ago a barn at Oscar Knop residence 110 Locust Street burned after rubbish ignited beside the building. The Atlantic temperature fell to 38 degrees last night per Roy L Fan colly, government weather observer.
Twenty years ago,Rachelle Ann Pogue and Grace Ellen Kenworthy of Grant,are spending a few days at the Rev A Breeling home in Lewis. Mrs Fanny Eaton and son Claude Wells of Extra are visiting Oma ha relatives for a few days.
Clements E. O Connor a 65 year old from Rock Rapids Iowa died in a Sioux Falls hospital after burns suffered Friday in an explosion of cleaning fluid used to wash clothes in his car The accident happened at Laverne Minnesota a few miles north of Rock Rapids
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