Unknown Civil War Cemetery and Local Scenes Near Branson
A Branson diary entry describes a lone Civil War burial ground with uniform headstones reading Unknown, likely from battles like Wilson's Creek and Pea Ridge. The writer notes a buffalo sight, frost threats nearby, and finishing The Shepherd of the Hills while reflecting on Harold Bell Wright and local history.
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Springfield
Arkansas
Wilson's Creek
Pea Ridge
Captain Huff
News-Telegraph
Backwoods
Iowa
North
Missouri
Shepherd of the Hills
Harold Bell Wright
Jamaica Leaves West Indies Federation After Referendum
Jamaica voted 261 776 to withdraw from the West Indies Federation. Opponents argued federation would lower living standards and reduce Jamaica’s representation, noting Jamaica’s 1.7 million people are about 56 percent of the federation. Prime Minister Manley lamented the decision as the only safe path for Jamaica.
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Kingston
Jamaica
New
Manley
Agriculture Dept Says Farm Equipment Value Fell Slightly
The Agriculture Department reports farmers owned slightly fewer motor vehicles and machinery this year due to reduced purchases, signaling a modest decline in farm equipment value compared with the previous period.
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Washington
Agriculure Department
Atlantic News-telegraph Ads and Rates Page Summary
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices for local carriers and mail, detailing 1 month to 1 year options for Atlantic and surrounding areas, with different rates for intrastate, interstate, and Canada mail, along with publication and association affiliations. It notes editor D. Simpson and contact details.
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Walt &. Atlantic
Iowa
News
U. S
Canada
Dear Doctor readers ponder iodine and sleep in health column
Inside You And Yours discusses iodine scarcity in inland areas and iodine rich sources. A reader asks about a child sleeping hours after illness and hospital stay. The column notes general guidance and invites letters to Dr Fern at the newspaper.
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W. F
Mrs. T
Kennett
Fern
Wen Byndiceate, Inc
Kennedy advisers split Berlin stance amid White House tension
Drew Pearson reports deep rift inside the Kennedy circle over Berlin. Kennedy faced pressure from supporters like Cooper and Stevenson to act, while Secretary Rusk vetoed initiatives toward a peace treaty with Germany, signaling a power struggle shaping U S policy in 1961.
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Drew Pearson
Kennedy
Berlin
Adial Stevenson
Rusk
Washington
Gromyko
New York
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
John Sherm Gromyko
Mike
United States
Cooper
Germany
Moscow
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Dean Rusk
Dean State
NATO
Acheson
Chip” Bohlen
Jor Adenauer
West Germany
William Fulbright
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Road of Passion and Duty Advice Poem Fragment
The passage urges resisting pleas and passions to pursue a distant goal, warning of wrecks and doom from indulgence. It counsels self mastery and viewing oneself as capable of glory. Context cites 1961 George Matthew Adams Service and adds a note on Geez as an ancient Ethiopian language and a claim about submarine earthquakes producing tidal waves.
Use of Dry Milk in Home Cooking and Institutions
This note explains why using dry milk powder with water can replace fluid milk in recipes. Dry milk lowers cost for restaurants and facilities, boosts calcium and protein intake in cereals, bread, and desserts, and serves as a convenient staple for homes and nursing homes to increase milk consumption without changing taste.
Berlin Concessions Test Between West and Russia
The article argues the Berlin crisis hinges on mutual concessions rather than surrender. It notes Khrushchev will press for a victory and outlines 1959 concessions by the U S Britain and France such as force limits in Berlin and UN oversight, while Russia proposed keeping up to 4000 Allied troops and other possible concessions.
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Washington
Russia
Berlin
U. S
United States
Britain
France
East Germany
United Nations
East
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Iowa license plates clash over slogan reflectivity
State Safety Commissioner Carl Pesch seeks AG opinion on whether the slogan The Hawkeye State can be reflectorized on 1968 license plates. The 1961 law providing extra funds for glow plates requires a reflectorized border and message, while 1963 plates use a black background with white numerals. The Iowa Tax Commission projects back taxes totaling four to five million dollars as a result of a 1960 state suit.
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Iowa
Carl Pesch
Pesch
Tax Bonanza
Iowa Tax Commission
Andrew George
Tax Commission
Newspaper Delivery Contacts by Area
Phone numbers listed for East and West Side routes and several additions and neighborhoods. Call before 7 p.m. if you have not received your paper in Atlantic on ecity carrier route.
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West Side
Highlands
LaVisita Place
Pairiawn
Zurfiah
Atlantic
Ecity
Contract Bridgs In Masters Play Shows Danger Awareness
In a rubber bridge hand, declarer overreaches in a slam after Wert leads a spade. South wins and starts trumps, but Best out forces trouble when East shows out. South fails to draw all trumps and cannot prevent entering dummy to trump, costing the contract.
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Declarer
Wert
South
East
Souts
Supreme Court ruling targets taxes for utilities and transport
The decision to enforce sales and use tax affects Northern Natural Gas and broader utility and transportation sectors. Tax auditors survey radio and TV stations for out of state purchases with no use tax. Back taxes for five years, with over 2 million already collected including 1.5 million from Bell Telephone. Officials expect 2 to 3 million more in back taxes and project annual revenue between 700 thousand and 1 million after implementation. A separate report notes a Monday plebiscite over a tribal monarch’s fate.
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Northern Natural Gas
Tax Commission
Bell Telephone Co
George
Iowa
Border tensions prompt Uganda border shutdown
Troops and special police guard the Uganda Rwanda border amid fighting looting and cattle killings. Reports describe widespread security measures as authorities try to curb violence and restore order along the frontier.
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Kampala
Uganda
Uganda-Ruanda
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