Editorial Briefs on War Trends and International Alignments
A reflective column questions crime and violence in society, notes Congo stabilization, and contrasts changing military doctrine from total war to brush wars. It surveys shifting international relations among Egypt, Moscow, Germany, Italy, Japan, China, Britain, France, Spain, and the U S, arguing today’s friends may become tomorrow’s enemies.
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Soviet Union
Red China
Egypt
Moscow
Germany
Italy
Japan
China
Britain
France
Spain
U. S
Travel surge to Europe marks changing times
Lookin Around notes a shift from isolated European travelers to widespread visits among midwestern residents. The piece cites a rising trend from a retired banker era to modern young adults and even guests from abroad, reflecting broader mobility and cultural exposure. It mentions Captain Huff’s Civil War diary, Atlantic's strong showing in Osage golf, and Mrs. Gibson recalling Walnut school fire while noting the peanut is a legume.
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Europe
Chicago Daily News
C. W. Huff
Huff
Claude Spry
Wiota
Atlantic News Telegraph publication details and rates
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists contact details, office address at 410 Walnut St, Atlantic Iowa, publishers F D Simpson editor with phone 2334, and publication and mail subscription rates for local Cass county and broader regions including Iowa, U.S. and Canada. It notes membership in press associations.
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Walnut St
Atlantic
Inconsistent State Department admits Eichmann son while bans other Jews
Drew Pearson reports inconsistent U S admission policies. Nicholas Eichmann, son of the Nazi fugitive, is granted a visa while Tuvia Friedman, who helped track Eichmann, is blocked. Herman Abs, Hitler banker, invited to advise on world economy amid past ties. Jewish veterans dispute claims and Gen Julius Klein is linked to Abs.
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Drew Pearson
State Department
Young Eichmann
Adolf Eichmann
Hitler
Buenos Aires
Nicholas Eichmann
Haifa
Israel
Tuvia Friedman
Ecchmann
Eichmann
Argentina
Ogden Reid
Friedman
United States
Washington
Committee On Free
Robert Murphy
Abs
Deutsche Bank
Eugene Black
World Bank
India
Pakistan
USA
Rusk
Monarch Publishing Company
Julius Klein
Illinois National Guard
Herman Abs
Klein
Market Trends Through Supreme Court Decisions
A financial columnist reviews how past Supreme Court rulings redirected stock markets from railroads to trusts and glamour stocks. He links monopoly rulings to potential shifts in the Dow and predicts future moves between glamour stocks and blue chips amid regulatory threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
duPon
General Motors
Supreme Court
duPont
Publishers Financial Bureau, Inc
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest poem
A reflective poem on true worth. Skill and fame matter less than humility and noble character. The verse favors steady kindness, cheerful help, and courtesy as the world’s true needs surpass boastful praise.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Iowa State pledging case handled as local chapter affair
ISU President Virgil Hancher told the State Board of Regents there was no outside pressure in the Delta Chi pledge incident involving Andrew Hankins of Waukegan Illinois. Hankins, a freshman, was pledged last March but de pledged at a May 1 chapter meeting, with the university saying it treated as a chapter action and enforcing a policy against discrimination in off campus housing. Benjamin Franklin once called the bald eagle a coward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
State University of Iowa
Virgil Hancher
Hancher
State Board of Regents
Andrew J. Hankins
Waukegan
Lester Gillette
Fostoria
SUI
Hankins
Delta Chi
Hawkins
Head Off Temper Tantrums In Early Childhood
A 1961 column by Dr. Burton H L Fern advises parents to curb temper tantrums in young children by consistent discipline and calm guidance. It stresses watching parental behavior, avoiding nagging, and creating routines for bathing and dressing while offering extra affection between episodes. It notes the $64 900 apartment question and invites reader letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
King
Dr. Fern
Wes Syndicate, Inc
Bridge bidding sparks quarrel over six spades doubled
In a four player team match a dispute erupts at one table after South reaches six spades doubled and goes down two, a 300 point loss, while East-West would have made six clubs for 1,370 points. The second table shows calmer bidding and higher stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
King
North
East
Ires Syndicate, Inc
Paper Delivery Reminder for Atlantic City Routes
Residents on West Side Highland Lavsta Zerfluh and Fairlown additions must call before 7 p.m. if they do not receive their newspaper. Reported routes include city carrier areas on 663 Highland, Lavsta Place, Zerfluh and Fairlown additions with listed phone numbers for service inquiries.
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West Side
Highland
Lavsta Place
Fairlown
Zerfluh
Atlantic
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Juan Peron
Washington Post
Jerusalem
Hyman Rickover
Congress
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Robert McNamara
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
GOP
George Aiken
Vermont
Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Mass
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London
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Burlington
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Exchange
Tobacco Trust
Standard Oil Trust
New York Stock Exchange
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Brokson
Electric Bond & Share
Securities and Exchange Commission
Thomas Edison
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
George Matthew Adams
ISU
Benjamin Franklin
Bald Eagle
Guside
You
By Burton HL Fern, M.D
Mom
B. Jay Becker
West Dealer
South Pass
East Side
U.S.A
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America
U.S
U.S. Savings Bonds
Treasury Dept
Advertising Council
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