17 Sep 1962
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1962
Page
1
A newspaper excerpt lists various studies funded by the national institute of health and other programs. It mentions topics from personal behavior and juvenile delinquency to linguistic research and a stereotactic brain atlas, noting large and small sums and public demand for transparency.
A reader criticizes distant weather personalities for delivering global forecasts while neglecting local conditions. The piece laments long weather segments and local forecasts buried at the end, noting the appeal of concise, nearby data over international temps and distant locations.
The piece argues a future uprising will originate in West Germany due to hatred of Soviet and Ulbricht methods and sympathy for East Germans. It warns West Germany’s growing power and desire for reunification will push it to rescue and back its siblings, risking conflict but potentially ending brutal repression.
The column notes unusual weather with a mistaken September summer and August fall. It cites J. Edgar Hoover asserting the Soviet Union runs the most extensive spying network ever known and uses perpetual Western spying charges and Moscow protests to distract the world from its spy system.
Ames Iowa state highway officials fear the Chicago and North Western strike will slow highway projects. L. M. Clauson warns a Denison area Highway 30 and 59 bridge may wash out if material cannot arrive this fall. Contractors report higher costs as trucks run scarce and rail shipments halt. Motorists are urged to obey stop signs.
Local paper notes publication schedule evenings except Sunday and lists subscription pricing by carrier and mail. Rates vary by location and duration, with separate figures for Atlantic, Cass county, nearby Iowa, U S and Canada destinations, reflecting period pricing.
Drew Pearson reports that major steel firms Armco National Steel Republic Steel Bethlehem Steel gave large GOP sums in 1956. The piece notes Kefauver’s data drive, McClellan Hoffa tensions, and a Don Nixon Hughes loan case with Waters and Holiday set to testify.
The piece urges choosing right over wrong for better rest. It stresses doing your best prevents bitter defeat and preserves self respect. It concludes with a motorists warning to always obey stop signs for safe, confident nights.
Dr. Burton Fern explains how the male sex glands may be misplaced or trapped near the groin, with heat and medical guidance helping drop the gland into its proper pocket. Hernia pressure and surgical repair may anchor it, usually with successful outcomes though fertility cannot be guaranteed.
In Massachusetts the Kennedy name dominates the Senate race as Ted Kennedy relies on his brother President Kennedy's popularity. Ed McCormack, the attorney general, battles the image factor while George Lodge and Laurence Curtis vie for the Republican nomination. The primary centers on Ted and Ed, both depicted as modern, poised leaders with strong family political ties.
Premier Tage Erlander called the results a strengthening of the government after Social Democrats won 50.9 percent of Sunday’s municipal votes in Sweden, up from 47.4 percent four years ago. Returns showed broad support for the party in city contests across the country.
Taxpayers opposing a 560000 high school bond in North English lost a bid for a temporary injunction to block another bond election set for September 20. District Judge James P. Gaffney denied relief as the issue had already been rejected in seven prior elections.
Venezuela announces a two year plan to spend 580 million dollars on highway development. The program aims to improve the road network, support construction, and boost transportation infrastructure.
A mixed college and military update with several notices. 1932 mentions Herbert Johnson named assistant to Ford Hovey in agriculture credit. Shenandoah golf winners named A M Pederson and Ben McLuen. 1942 lists Owen Joyce enlisting in the Army Air Corps and stationed at Victorville. Britton Jensen Kelso arrival from Ireland for officers training in South Carolina. Eddie Freese among Iowa students signing Navy V 7. 1952 notes P W Pigsley open house for 55th wedding anniversary. Lt Col Ralph Bowen now commander of Camp Mura shima near Tokyo with wife and son joining him.
American troops will take over building a road along the frontier with East Germany due to fears that West German workers on the job may be arrested by Communist border police.
The USO delivers relief and humor to GIs across the globe and urges increased donations to reach every serviceman in uniform. Officials stress no GI should wonder where help comes from and appeal for continued financial support.
In a Life Masters Individual 1957 deal Edgar Kaplan as South reached four spades and West doubled twice before the contract settled. Many tables reached six clubs or six hearts with sacrifices, producing higher scores than Kaplan’s overtrick. The article notes freak hands defy rules and invite inspection rather than instruction.
The American National Cattlemen's Association denounces the National Farmers Organization plan urging farmers to withhold livestock from markets. It argues prices should be set by cattle supply and meat demand, noting recent beef output falls from lighter-weight sales and predicting future price adjustments with heavier marketings.
If you live on the East Side or West Side carrier routes in Atlantic, phone numbers listed for each area apply at 7 p.m. to report non delivery. Highland Addn LaVista Place Fairlawn Addn Zurfluh Addn provide local lines to contact for missed papers.
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