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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1961
Page
5
The author argues relief programs like CCC and WPA exist to aid the needy and should be run to encourage self support. They warn relief politics can distort aims, inviting vote buying and exploitation, praising efforts in Newbury New York to limit relief to truly needy recipients.
Hoffa and his union faced a setback in Chicago when taxi drivers voted to strip bargaining authority from a Teamster unit linked to a gangster and grant it to a reform group. Hoffa campaigned for the criminal ally, but drivers rejected him, a surprising defeat given his history of aggressive tactics to avert losses.
A statewide politicking weekend in Lear Lake draws governors candidates and party leaders. Republicans aim for incumbents while Democrats seek upset, with talk of Hickenlooper seeking reelection to the Senate and Erbe facing a potential race for governor. Other names circling include Mooty, Itman, Shaff, and amid possible congressional bids by Smith and Jensen.
A discussion on the value of paid public notices and classified ads to locate missing persons and resolve legal matters. It explains how newspapers aid in spreading notices for estates, property titles, or heirs, and notes the legal backing for such notices through the newspaper’s paid circulation.
A St Louis KWK radio quiz asked 30 people to name the U S astronaut Virgil Grissom. Eleven identified him correctly, thirteen said they did not know, three said he was a disc jockey, one thought he was a radio announcer, one woman claimed he once lived in her apartment receive mail, and one sleepy respondent said she could not care.
William Greenwood and Grover Phead received one year suspended sentences for taking part in the Wahlert High School break in on Oct. 22. Earl Moore was sentenced to 10 years in the Anamosa Men’s Reformatory. Don’t drive if you drink.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription rates for various regions including Cass county and nearby areas. Rates include 1 year for $9.00 in Iowa, with other terms for 6 months and 3 months, plus prices for out-of-state and Canada mail.
A Kennedy era view accuses General Electric and AT and T of profiting from law violations. GE faced 437000 in fines and jail terms for executives, while Udall approved an 8 million dollar Glen Canyon dam generator contract amid low bids by Fairbanks Whitney Ansaldo. AT and T wins exclusive rights to operate the first communications satellite, prompting skepticism over regulation. The piece critiques past FCC inaction and notes AT and T’s defense contracts and political influence. Lincoln anecdote about jobs adds a closing historical reflection.
A short lyric describes life as a song with cadences in sun and dew. The speaker jogs and lives for a beloved presence, finding joy despite clouds, as warmth and love accompany the morning. The verse is attributed to The George Matthew Adams Service from 1961.
ST. CATHARINES Ont AP The Rev. Ewin Heaven is an Anglican clergyman here.
Dr. Burton Fern explains ice based medical cooling and its use in brain protection during low oxygen, heart surgery, and bleeding control. The piece notes early trials with cold packing and potential for pain reduction and limb amputation processes, ending with a reader letters call and syndicate credit.
South opens 2NT in a team match with both sides vulnerable. West leads clubs jack. Declarer wins with ace, cashes diamonds and clubs, and ducks spades to avoid giving away tricks. West signaling with jack and queen, then plays third spade, but declarer secures a safe contract.
The Epperly family and party returned from a Canadian fishing trip to a vacation ruined by widespread forest fires. Their camp burned down before arrival, and they were relocated to another camp that barely escaped the blaze set by lightning. Ben Wheatley recalled a 1903 storm on his 79th birthday and a mud filled jar on Frank Kaminky farm near Adair.
For several years the glasshouse has housed a volunteer crop of clover, planted annually and grown entirely inside its borders. The continuous growth reflects dedicated care and the seasonal cycle of this ornamental greenery.
Walnut residents begin Red Cross swimming lessons at Avoca pool on Monday and run until August 4. About 160 youngsters signed up. Program sponsored by Women’s Federated Club with Mrs Lauren Weir and Mrs Albert Schirm in charge. Bus drivers are Elmer Pflueshaupt and George Bauerkemper.
A fragmented notice notes a change or issue with a carrier on an Atlantic city route. Details are unclear but the item references routing and contact options for the affected service.
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