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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1962
Page
1
The piece contrasts tax cuts with tax reforms, noting cuts reduce tax bills while reforms close loopholes. It argues public opposition to cuts paired with spending reductions complicates reform. The author suggests long term cuts may barely affect many taxpayers and mentions spending restraint as a doubtful path.
The piece argues investigations often serve publicity and party aims rather than uncovering truth. It criticizes Kefauver for chasing diversos topics and urges nonpartisan, fact driven inquiries led by capable bodies to guide justice without partisan blame.
The piece argues that long term job guarantees are impossible for employers and employees alike. It notes business risk and changing markets mean no one can assure perpetual employment or pay.
The writer warns that asking for a second reserves call up over Cuba risks repeating a costly error. They doubt need, urge using regulars first, and hope the move is a preemptive measure rather than a repeat of past missteps.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details including address 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa editor F D Simpson and contact numbers plus rate card for subscriptions by carrier mail and region with annual and short-term prices for Iowa Cass counties and U S delivery.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson apologizes to Adam Clayton Powell for underestimating his European junketing. The piece details Powell and assistant Donald Berens’ seven week taxpayer funded trip, with Berens returning July 15 and limited comment from Powell aides. It notes Estes friendship fallout and space policy critique by Rep David King challenging U S lag in solid fuel thrust and space leadership.
A large two story barn on the Lloyd Silkett farm was completely destroyed by fire around 9 30 this morning. Bertha Snyder was elected president of the Ah Son Zong Campfire Girls last night with Ruth Jensen as secretary and scribe Genene Grubb as vice president and Mary Jane Conger as treasurer.
Inducted this week from Cass county were Ross Porter Layman Morrison Thomas Mc Dermott Boyd Conrad Warren Ellis Frederick Robberts John Kinzie Paul Ehrman Wayne Flint Manley Walling Roscoe Porch Howard Weaver and others.
Des Moines recruiting station saw Carl Duncan Ralph Hillhouse Jr and Dale Christensen enlist in the navy last week. Atlantic DeMolay chapter 45 elected Don Steinbeck as master counselor Duane Becker as senior counselor and Jerry Marsden as junior counselor. Marianne Gunderman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Gunderman, graduated from St Catherine s School of Nursing in Minneapolis and will be employed there.
The Foreign Office stated Britain maintains its prohibition on arms shipments to Cuba. No changes announced and the policy remains in effect amid ongoing diplomatic posture with Havana.
In a warning from Dr. Fern, home canning can harbor botulinus spores that become deadly without proper processing. Boiling is insufficient. use a pressure canner for meats and vegetables and follow government bulletins for safe techniques. Send inquiries to Dr. Fern via the newspaper for general guidance.
Washington dispatch notes shifting moods as Robert Frost in Moscow contrasts peaceful diplomacy with Berlin walls. Gilpatric asserts no space weapons program but vows readiness. Wiley calls for hearings on space security. Dirksen cites allied ships delivering Castro’s arms via four nations.
A poem by Edgar A. Guest urging relentless effort and a living creed. It rejects resting on past laurels and urges daily tasks, bold desire, and continual self improvement. The piece frames a lifelong vow to strive, explore new goals, and avoid aging into stagnation.
Roy Boger of Mission Texas died recently. Funeral services were held Saturday in Mission. He was married to Helen Hunter, niece of Mrs Joe Vetter and daughter of the late Gus and Mrs Hunter.
Local lines list phone contacts for paper delivery and note a 7 p.m. cutoff for Atlantic city carrier routes if the paper is not received. Addresses include West Side Highland LaVista Fairlawn Zurfluh additions with respective phone numbers.
In the Italy United States World Olympiad match at Turin, 1963, Becker shows top play in four spades by both tables. The Italian pair Avarelli Belladonna reach four spades doubled with precise defense, while the American North-South also reach four spades, but face successful or failed squeezes and club sequences leading to large point swings.
An apparent time bomb was found Sunday in the luggage of a teenage boy at the customs house on Red China’s Lappa Island border. The device was reported to be the third bomb unearthed in recent weeks. A separate note claims a pulp and paper output exceeding U.S. automobile tonnage.
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