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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1962
Page
1
The state candidates muddle a tax relief stance while acknowledging inevitable tax increases. Governor Erhe and his opponent face a tough ploy to appear for property tax relief yet oppose higher taxes. Voters see the need for increases, while candidates scramble to balance both positions without clear solutions.
Yesterday marked the 150th anniversary of the signing of the United States Constitution. The piece praises the revolutionary document, notes early resistance, and commends its enduring model for governance while urging support amid current unrest.
The Mississippi governor orders state officers to refuse the federal court order to admit a Black student to the University. Contempt could lead to jail, but likely the acting university officials will bear the consequences rather than the governor. A young Negro student is preparing to apply, testing whether federal authority or state leadership prevails.
The article calls for rapid, united action to address persistent farm problems in the country. It argues that despite years of effort nothing has improved, costs of current programs rise, and farmers' political influence wanes as populations shift toward urban centers. It urges farmer organizations to unite to seek workable solutions.
A group of eight Soviet agriculture officials led by minister G Pusin toured Iowa farms and research facilities. They visited the National Animal Disease Laboratory and Iowa State University, toured Roswell Garst farm, Bookey Packing Co. in Des Moines, and spoke with housewives. They planned a month in the U S with stops in Des Moines and the Kansas State Fair.
The item lists publication details for the Atlantic News-Telegraph including address, editors, associations, and current subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions, with prices spanning 1 month to one year and international options. It notes publication schedule as evenings except Sunday.
City officials acknowledge a major engineering problem affecting infrastructure. Local engineers report unresolved faults risk escalating if not addressed promptly. Authorities urge immediate inspection and resource allocation to prevent further damage and protect public safety.
Dr. Fern explains presbyopia common in the forties and how it affects focusing. He discusses near and far sight, bifocals and trifocals, reading distances, and when to seek new glasses. Readers are invited to send questions for future columns.
Drew Pearson analyzes Teddy Kennedy's Massachusetts Democratic primary bid as costly for the Kennedy family and polarizing for voters. He notes Channel 5 influence, Rose Kennedy campaigning, and Harvard professor H Stuart Hughes running as an independent with strong signatures.
A reflective poem contrasting superficial smiles with genuine resilience. It argues that cheerful expressions lose value without sorrow and experience. The piece praises the mature, sorrow tempered smile born from hardship, especially on older faces.
A Sunday police raid at the Davenport Political Club led to the arrest of 14 people including the club manager. Officers found patrons playing cards inside the venue.
Cass county hosts 1932 Democratic club formation with Leo Wolfinger as chair A F Robinson secretary and Tony Rhody treasurer Joining attendees are Sheriff W A McKee Ed Mullins and W W Hedges from Atlantic fire department at Iowa Firemen meeting.
Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon leaves New Delhi for London to reassure that no crisis atmosphere is needed over incursions by Red China into Indian territory. He will attend the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
In the Iowa State Drake game heat forced many in the East stands to leave as the sun bore down. Vendors sold out of cold drinks with ice priced at 15 cents and hot dogs disappearing fast. West 6th residents complained about youths firing plastic golf balls, breaking a glass and shattering a window. Charlie Starrs shows a unique yard light built from an old Illinois pump, added with a red bucket and plans a water trough.
West Side Highland Addn LaVista Place Fairlawn Addn Zurfluh Addn phone numbers listed for delivery. Evening 7 p.m. delivery available for residents on the Atlantic City carrier route or far from to receive your paper.
Becker analyzes a spade lead against three notrump, noting how partner signals reveal South holds A K Q and East started with three diamonds. The key play is to attack dummy’s diamonds to prevent establish ment, risking the queen of hearts with South’s unknown holdings.
Describes catfish as useful scavengers that linger near the bottom to devour refuse from fish at the surface, aiding water cleanliness. Emphasizes their role in maintaining the health of streams or pools.
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