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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1961
Page
1
The piece argues that campaign statements by a successful candidate differ from later White House messaging. It contrasts past alarm over communism and crumbling defenses with a brighter current view, claiming shifts in policy stance and emphasis and noting changes in doctrine and spending.
Well Done Iowa's Senator Jack Miller opposes the District of Columbia Commission nominee due to years of tax delinquencies and tax liens on his property. The tax lawyer senator questions how such a figure aligns with federal appointments and urges scrutiny of all future nominees.
The piece critiques the unions push for local production control to fight shortages and notes Congress extending state eligibility for billboard control funds with Iowa potentially earning about a million dollars. It also assesses Khrushchev’s Berlin peace treaty idea and asserts the West will not surrender rights there despite his thoughts.
Iowa Manufacturing Association shows plants bought about 1.5 billion dollars of goods last year mainly for raw materials. About a quarter came from Iowa farms. Total Iowa industrial production reached a record 5.25 billion dollars. Local ad spending in newspapers topped 2.8 billion dollars.
Publisher details and mailing rates for the Atlantic News Telegraph at 410 Walnut in Atlantic Iowa. Includes publication schedule, editor D Simpson, and subscription prices by carrier, Cass county, other Iowa regions, U S addresses, and Canada.
President Kennedy reacts as former President Eisenhower urges pulling U S divisions from NATO in West Germany. The move clashes with NATO commander Norstad's call for buildup and with Berlin showdown risks. Johnson visits India amid Nehru reaction. Budget themes and school aid fights unfold in U S politics with GOP tactics delaying education bills.
A poem contrasts a scholarly sister who lectures on prunes prisms and Grecian fables with a mother cleaning rugs and making beds. It notes the sister’s mastery of psychology Roman history and European royal records while the mother tends to household duties. The piece ends with a comment on Australian slang origins.
A reader question compares cold and heat for bruises and sprains. Ice packs numb pain and reduce swelling the first day, then hot soaks relax and open vessels as swelling subsides. Dr Fern explains the sequence and offers practical home treatment tips with moisture and towels, noting occasional exceptions.
The article outlines that embezzlers are people who fail to stock daily nutrient reserves. Dr. Ercel S. Eppright warns teenage girls and others undercut their protein, calcium, vitamins, and minerals, weakening reserves for stress from fever, growth, or pregnancy.
Des Moines reports an all-out effort by the Iowa Highway Patrol to curb traffic deaths over the Fourth of July weekend. Chief David Herrick says 300 officers will patrol simultaneously, including 35 drivers license examiners, with heavy enforcement in lake areas and along major routes. Violations like speeding 20 mph over limit or no-passing zone will trigger license suspensions, and drunken driving arrests mean immediate license loss. No warnings. each ticket becomes a court summons.
Indian Prime Minister Nehru called for United Nations economic sanctions against Portugal in response to the Angola crisis. He cited global revulsion as African rebels clash with Portuguese forces in northern Angola, while the UN condemned Portugal’s repressive measures and Portugal refused an UN investigating committee.
Mrs. Helen Over shoke and children Merlin and Marilyn of Grand Island were guests Tuesday of Don Havens, highlighting a local social event in the Grand Island community.
In this Becker commentary players discuss responses to a takeout double after Dble Pass 16. Five hands illustrate bid choices from pass to spades, notrump, and three spade jumps. The article explains evaluating double strength, showing minimum doubles, and using jumps to invite partner to continue.
Federal agents raided the Des Moines residence of Anthony J. Ligouri a former prize fighter as part of a 17 state crackdown on gambling. They seized five telephones and records but he was not arrested. Authorities said the operation targeted horse race bookmaking and lottery schemes.
Phone Your Kick Carrier East Side West Side Highland Addn LaVistea Place Pairlawn Addn Zurfiuh Addn before 7 p.m. of yentive in Atlantic on city carrier route and fall to receive your paper.
The average American reportedly ate about 1 488 pounds of food in 1960. Food processors and manufacturers announced product news with an estimated 138 million dollars spent on national newspaper advertising.
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