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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1961
Page
3
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Foreign Minister Kim Hong il says talks have started on Premier Chang Do young visiting President Kennedy in Washington. No date yet. plans to be discussed after U S Ambassador Samuel Berger arrives in Seoul next week.
U S army doctors and Japanese authorities work together in Japan to combat schistosomiasis. Researchers focus on eradicating the snail carrier to disrupt the parasite life cycle, aiming for a cost effective, scalable solution. The effort involves Camp Zama researchers and WHO statistics noting the disease affects over 130 million people globally.
Hawkins accuses Governor Erbe of creating patronage through Liddy as state personnel chief and calls his liquor commission actions a move to seize a Democratic run panel. He criticizes Redistributing Road Use Tax funds toward rural interests and lists 40 percent of Erbe's reforms not advancing, including lowering voting age and civil service reform.
Mike O'Connor and Buck Brock, Atlantic youths at the University of Iowa, were each fined 300 dollars and given 90 day suspended jail sentences in Iowa City on charges connected to the break in at the Iowa City Golf and Country Club on April 7. They were charged with larceny at nighttime and were placed under parental custody. The three were linked with John Walde of Denison in a theft of about 500 dollars worth of golf equipment. They were free on a 1,000 dollar bond. The judge advised against repeating the act and said the youths had caused their parents pain. University officials said the youths may return to school in the fall.
More than 3 000 chemicals have been screened by the 46th as possible molluscicides over the fields and ditches. They distributed a poison solution with sprinklers and sprayers along the water-filled ditches lining the rice paddies of Kofu valley.
Democratic leader Hawkins criticized Erbe's plan for raising agricultural land tax credits, stating it would yield only three-eighths of a mill to farmers on school taxes. He argued the governor's school aid increase would be insufficient, not covering more than one-fifth of projected property tax hikes in the next two years.
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