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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1962
Page
1
A visitor describes a Saturday at the Lancaster farmer's market in Bird In Hand. Amish vendors offer cookies bread canned goods and produce while observing traditional attire and huge family style Pennsylvania Dutch dinners at Plain and Fancy restaurant. The writer notes local wealth thriftiness and notable distance to major cities.
A reader from Atlantic Iowa writes endorsing editorial calls to curb inflation via arbitration. He criticizes steel and labor leaders, praises Kennedy, questions policy shifts, and notes Britain’s Gibraltar status since 1713 as aside.
Newspaper masthead lists city Atlantic Iowa edition with editors and contact, plus subscription prices for carriers and mail across regions. It outlines memberships with press associations and entry details for 1912.
Dr. Fern urges patients to ask clear questions about diagnosis treatment and expectations to improve cooperation and speed recovery. He notes some doctors run busy clinics like assembly lines and suggests utilizing pamphlets books and group discussions to learn about ailments. Letters to Dr. Fern may be used for general syndicated questions.
Washington column notes New York Herald Tribune page one coverage of the Kennedy pool party and its impact on farm bill votes. It details Ethel Kennedy dancing with Harry Belafonte, Teddy Kennedy dunkings, and remarks on Rep. Harold Cooley and other lawmakers influencing the outcome amid procedural quirks and late negotiations.
Chicago AP former OCDM head Leo Hoegh says privately financed fallout shelters declined after Kennedy took office. He notes government shelter inference reduced demand while his Wonder Building Corp. profits grew from 100000 in 1960 to fifteen million in 1961. He discusses politics and expansion plans in Europe and his role with Drug and Food Capital Corp.
Mr and Mrs Ross Cambria attend the Iowa Knights Templars convention at Spirk Lake. Rev Ralph B Noyce scout master plans a week long outing with 20 scouts to Cornell Bluff tomorrow.
Two years ago on a June Saturday in 1942 James Angell received a law book from a major publisher for leading Northwestern University law class at Evanston Illinois. A W Liston of Audubon was elected Audubon county Republican central committee chairman. Homer L Beers of Greeley township was re elected county Democrat central committee chairman. Jim Brown of Atlantic Golf and Country Club and his teammate led one of three teams to top honors in the Iowa state amateur contest at Waterloo.
Ten years ago on Friday June 27 1952 Tom Gaffney Atlantic attorney was named county chairman and Mrs Ruby McDermott of Anita was named vice chairman at the meeting this morning. Earl Johnson to be ordained Tuesday at St Pauls Episcopal church in Harlan. He is a former Atlantic hotel man. John B Olsen an Atlantic farmer has invented a revolutionary new flex up action farm gate. Dont drive if you drink.
A Johnson County woman was incorrectly reported dead causing nine old age pension checks totaling 394.20 to be cashed. Investigators traced the confusion to a sister in law with a similar name. Johnson County welfare director vows it won’t happen again.
The poem presents a boastful figure who flaws under pressure and learns a blunt truth about power. A narrator notes the man’s anxiety despite success and observes how fear guides obedience, while a companion’s reaction hints at intimate awareness of his fragility.
Supreme Court ruling banning prayer in New York public schools provoked congressional debate. Representative Ben Jensen, Iowa, condemned the decision while lawmakers opened sessions with prayer, reflecting on national beliefs as dusk safety reminders appeared.
Forty eight Chinese orphans, aged eight to fourteen, left Hong Kong by jet today for adoption by American families. The group, evenly split by gender, is the largest shipped to the United States since the program began in 1958, with International Social Services coordinating the effort and moving 650 in four years.
Notice lists carrier phone numbers for East and West sides and several additions with contact lines. It instructs residents to call by 7 p.m. if the paper is not received on Atlantic city carrier route.
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