Atlantic Rotary talk warns on small bets fueling gangsters
Captain Ted Jennings of the Omaha police vice squad told the Atlantic Rotary Club that even a $2 horse bet supports gangsters nationwide and that outsiders rarely win against professionals. He said Aksarben races aren t fixed by track operators but could be fixed by owners handlers and jockeys and that doctors dentists and small business people suffer as betting drains money. He noted dope traffic is under control in Omaha and predicted upcoming drugstore robberies as addicts seek supplies, linking recent robberies in Harlan and Avoca to potential Omaha narcotics activity.
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Atlantic Rotary Club
Ted Jannings
Omaha Police
Aksarben
Omaha
Harlan
Avoca
A Reflection on Germany's Postwar Economic Success
The text praises West Germany for rapid recovery and prosperity after wartime destruction. It credits tax restraint, low government spending, savings incentives, and business support, noting no unemployment and stable wages. It suggests the U S might learn from German methods.
Newspapers Guard Readers By Rejecting Misleading Ads In 1960
In 1960 American papers rejected seven million six hundred forty five thousand four hundred eight dollars in misleading advertising. Industry officials note this underscores effort to protect readers, though some ads still slip through screening.
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America
Humphrey Announces New Look at Aid Plan
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey said the administration is reworking economic and military aid abroad with revised programs boosting chances for approval of much of Kennedy’s 4.8 billion foreign aid. Sen. Fulbright delayed a vote until Adlai Stevenson and Dean Rusk testify. Stevenson to report next Thursday and Rusk to appear Friday on revised programs. An electric eel delivers maximum shock when its head and tail touch an enemy.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Senate
Kennedy
Sen
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
Fulbright
Stevenson
Rusk
K. V. Moses
Methodist Boys’ High School
Hyderabad
A.P
India
First Methodist Church
Iowa
Moses
Vijai K. Moses
Drake University
Simpson College
Indianola
Ensley
Des Moines
Iowa Methodists
Atlantic News-telegraph publishing rates and offices
The Atlantic News-telegraph lists editions and publishing details for Atlantic Iowa with billing options. It notes carrier and mail subscription rates for local Cass county and surrounding areas, Iowa and U S and Canada, plus editor and office address at 410 Walnut St.
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Walnut St
Atlantic
Iowa
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
Aid to Education Faces Split Over Catholic Schools
In Washington the push for federal education aid splits along religious lines as Spellman backed compromises contend with Protestant opposition. Senator Morse proposes dividing aid into public school funding and a defense bill allowing parochial loans, while House leaders including McCormack thwart the public-school portion delaying action.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
White House
Capitol
Cardinal Spellman
Kennedy
Spellman
Morse
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Senate
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
John McCormack
Boston
House
McCormack
Howard Smith
Virginia
John
Smith
Jim Delaney
Brooklyn
Tip O'Neill
Rules Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
House Education Committee
Europe
Powell
James Hara
Michigan
Frank Thompson
New Jersey
The
NAM
Steinbeck Says World In State Of Shock And Change
In a New York AP interview John Steinbeck, age 59 and author of 27 books, discusses shock delaying thought, the coming Winter of Our Discontent, and a world breaking old authorities. He notes restless trends, writes 2000 words daily, and reflects on aging and ideas.
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Steinbeck
Hal Boyle
New York
John Steinbeck
United States
East Side
Raw
An Odd Traffic Blinker Explains Public Notice Role
An out of state driver on a New England highway encounters a double amber blinker and learns it functions as a permanent caution and public notice. The piece discusses how such notices safeguard rights, noting paid newspapers as ideal mediums for public notices across all states.
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New England
Bein' Gran'pa by Edgar A Guest
Poem reflecting on aging and grandparenthood. The speaker notes a grandparent's joy in watching and playing with grandchildren, with battles on the carpet and stories of life’s later years. The tone is affectionate and celebratory of family bonds.
Pacifist march to Moscow halted in France
French police stopped a second attempt by pacifists to land in France as part of a San Francisco to Moscow anti nuclear weapons protest. Sixteen Americans were among twenty five participants.
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LE Havre
France
Moscow
South Korea dismisses about 20 thousand government workers
South Korea's military premier Lt. Gen. Chang Do-young announced that about 20,000 of the government's 240,000 employees had been fired. Another 20,000 will be assigned to draft dodging or related duties.
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Seoul, Korea
South Korea
Chang Do-young
Name Your Headache Dr Fern Offers Diagnostic Cues
Dr Fern outlines headache types with warnings of migraine brain tumors and sinus trouble. He advises medical consultation and notes he cannot answer individual letters but will use reader questions in his column.
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King
Dr. Fern
Res Syndicate, Inc
Rancher Gives 50 Tons Wheat for Food for Peace Gift
Coleman Foley a California Nevada rancher and Irish immigrant will present the first 50 ton annual gift for four years to the U S Food for Peace program. The wheat goes to Greece and supports overseas hunger relief from his Pleasanton area ranch.
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Pleasanton
Calif
California
Coleman Foley
Nevada
San Francisco
Greece
Defense in Contract Bridge on a Notrump Challenge
In a Becker column the East West vulnerable deal tests defense against 3NT after a 1 2NT auction. West wins the queen of spades on the lead and must decide whether to switch diamonds at trick three to thwart declarer, weighing South’s bidding signals and potential holdings.
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West
Declarer
King
South
East
Ires Syndicate, Inc
Probe fire kills wife of racist group leader in Alabama
Authorities probe a rural Ashland fire that killed Barbara Horn 19 and two children, Alvin J. Horn Jr. 3 and Pamela 2, wife and kids of Rev. Alvin Horn once linked to a Alabama extremist faction. Horn, 49, worked in Wilsonville and was not at the scene.
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Ashland
Ala
Ku Klux Klan
Alvin Horn
Alabama
Horn
Freedom Riders
Barbara Richardson
Barbara Richardson. Mrs. Horn
Alvin J. Horn Jr
Pamela
Paul Levie
Wilsonville
Opportunities for Iowans to aid Indian students
A brief notice invites Iowans to assist schools and individual Indian students seeking support. The item highlights avenues for involvement and community participation.
Atlantic on city carrier route and fail to receive your
An Atlantic delivery notice reports a city carrier route issue and failed delivery to a resident. The article notes missing mail, possible route adjustment, and service disruption affecting local households. Officials caution about expected delays and advise residents to verify address and contact the post office.
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Atlantic
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Shelley
James &. Pollard
St. Peter's
Rome
Basilica
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
George Matthew Adams
You
Burton HL Fern, El.d
B. Jay Becker
East Dealer
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J. C. Berry
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