Land of Opportunity Remarks on McCor mack Hays France Trip
The article criticizes John McCormack and Hays for using public funds for a Europe junket with a headwaiter as liaison and a senator’s widow observer. It accuses them of opportunism and deception to hide the expense and race-related justification, highlighting Bobby Baker Korth Estes as other opportunists and noting public outrage.
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House
John McCormack
Hays
France
Bobby Baker
Navy
Korth
Billy Sol Estes
Europe
Modern penal ideas and public safety concerns
Governor Hughes urges modern penal ideas while critics note parolee crimes and rising self expression in education and child rearing. The piece argues modern approaches threaten public order more than individual rights and calls for stricter guidance over offenders and students.
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Hughes
Grinnell
The Minister’s Lofty Work Versus Riches Debate
Poet EDGAR A. GUEST defends ministers against critics who claim they seek pay. He argues many serve to beautify lives and aid the needy, not to gain riches, and praises those who choose ministry despite temptation and hardship. The piece is followed by a police report of a fatal crash near Sioux City.
Atlantic News- Telegraph announces subscription rates
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions across regions. Rates vary by duration and location with one month, three months, six months, and yearly options for Atlantic, Cass County, surrounding counties, and out-of-state Canada.
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Walnut St
Atlantic
Iowa
News
Cass
U. S
Canada
Kennedy Morse talk over foreign aid sparks constitutional clash
President Kennedy met with Senator Morse to discuss the Morse amendment denying U S aid to military juntas. The talks considered a compromise linking aid cutoff to a congressional resolution within 30 to 60 days.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
Kennedy
White House
Oregon
Morse
U.S
Dominican Republic
Honduras
Ecuador
Rusk
House of Congress
McDermott couple buy Fletcher Chapel store south of Atlantic
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Tom McDermott of Lyman purchased the Fletcher Chapel store located eight miles south of Atlantic on U S Route 71 and will take possession today.
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Tom McDermott
Lyman
Fletcher Chapel
Atlantic
U. S S. 71
Temperature swings from 12 to 33 in a day
The temperature fell to a seasonal low of 12 above zero last night and rose to 33 by noon today, marking a sharp reversal in the weather.
Massena steer buyer notes $15.35 on 1137-lb cattle in Omaha
Paul Schmidt of Massena drew 15.35 for 1137 pound steers sold in Omaha. Rock crushing for the Cass County Courthouse at Seventh and Chestnut streets progresses with about 20 men employed. M E Lines moved his barber shop from 311 Chestnut to rooms over Metcalf's clothing store.
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Paul Schmidt
Massena
Omaha
Cass County
Seventh and
Chestnut Streets
M. E. Lines
Chestnut Street
Metcalf
Bridge champions crowned in Cannes women’s pair event
In Cannes 1962 the women’s pair world championship saw Mrs. Rixi Markus and Mrs. Fritzi Gordon of England win despite a costly misstep on the East West cards. Close runners included France and the United States teams with dramatic scoring differences affecting final standings.
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Rixi Markus
Fritzi Gordon
England
F. Maliente
M. Serf
France
Orothy Hayden
Helen Portugal
United States
Betty Haddad
Agnes Gordon
A. Gordon
King
Congressmen Cant Spend U.S. Francs Without Replacing Them
Washington reports debunk the myth that U S funded francs can be spent in Paris without taxpayer cost. Congressmen including Rep Wayne Hays and Rep Adam Powell faced scrutiny over travel expenses charged to counterpart funds. Embassies now replace spent francs with American dollars, offsetting the cost to taxpayers.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Paris
Wayne Hays
Ohio
House
Ernest Petinaud
Ernest
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Europe
France
Hays
Public Works Budget Slashed by House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee cut over 285 million from Kennedy's public works plan, rejecting the 45 million for eastern Kentucky and other distressed areas. The panel sent a 4.276 billion bill for river harbor flood control reclamation AEC TVA and other programs to the floor, down from the president's 4.562 billion request.
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House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Kentucky
House
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate
Brayton Visitors Attend Nyland Home Gathering
Mr and Mrs Leroy Wiltz of Maryville and Mr and Mrs Jim Johnson of St Joseph Missouri joined Sunday guests in the Robert Nyland home in Brayton.
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Leroy Wiltz
Maryville
Jim Johnson
St. Joseph, Mo
Robert Nyland
Brooklyn Pvt Convicted in Fatal Jersey Shooting
Army Private Arthur Cunningham, 26, of Brooklyn, found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the June 19 fatal shooting of Private Richard E. McClish, 21, of Cedar Rapids, at a Nike Hercules missile site in Franklin Lakes New Jersey. He was sentenced by court martial to three years hard labor and a dishonorable discharge.
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N.J
Army
Arthur Cunningham
Brooklyn
N.Y
Richard E. McClish
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Franklin Lakes
Cunningham
Pressure Chamber Saves Lives In Medical Breakthrough
A college student at the University of Massachusetts survived thanks to high oxygen therapy in a hyperbaric chamber. The article notes broader uses for hyperbaric oxygen, including infections, cancer therapy, heart and lung conditions, and surgical procedures, with global hospital adoption and ongoing research. It also mentions a Panama area health mission involving Pinta, a tropical disease, and U.S. health agencies cooperating with Pan American Health Organisation.
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University of Massachusetts
Surgeonr General
U. S. Army
Bolivia
United States
Pane American Health Organisation
U. S. Public Health Service
U. S. Peace Corps
Coleman
Wee Syndicate
Rumors Tie Mills to Supreme Court Appointment
Rumors claim Rep. Wilbur Mills will become a Supreme Court justice, with denials following. The chatter cites Mills backing a tax cut and Kennedy gratitude, then links a new angle to his opposition to Kennedy's Social Security aged care plan.
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Washington
Wilbur Mills
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Geographers Define a 500 Mile Seaboard Strip
Geographers describe a 500 mile coastal belt extending from southern New Hampshire to the north, noting its cohesive physical and economic characteristics. The segment forms a continuous maritime region influencing settlement, trade, and regional development.
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Seaboard
New Hampshire
Virginia as a Single City the Longest in the World
The article proclaims Virginia as the longest city in the world, highlighting its geographic span and urban layout. It notes civic boundaries and potential implications for governance and infrastructure. Local observers debate the measure of length versus population concentration.
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Virginia
Local Addition Contacts for Highland Fairlawn and East West Sides
Phone numbers listed for Highland LeVista Place Fairlawn and remaining east and west Chestnut sides. Entries include 243-48 243-4664 243-1761 243-5898 243-2106 and 243-4910 for outreach and inquiries.
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Highland
LeVista Place
Fairlawn
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