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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1962
Page
1
A columnist laments congressional political maneuvering on farm policy. The piece argues agriculture is an economic issue not a political contest and urges handing farm economics to independent experts rather than lawmakers. It warns current partial solutions delay real reform and hurt farmers.
The piece argues congressional threats over the Cuba military buildup are empty. It claims the Reds seek a western base, while the U S and Moscow see no real consequence for inaction. The author compares threats to a teacher bluffing after a rule violation.
Missouri Industrial Development Commission reports that over half of 500 top firms demand heavy twin engine company aircraft and an airport within 20 miles of plants. A large share require airline service and near plant airports, while few see value in isolated air access.
Des Moines and Boone clinics to administer oral polio vaccine delayed pending more information about Type II. Polk County clinic planned for Oct 14 postponed to spring. Boone clinic scheduled for Oct 5 postponed to an indefinite date. Medical societies advised postponement.
The Atlantic Views telegraph prints contact and publication details for the News-Telegraph with address 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa. It lists editor F. D. Simpson and subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions including Cass county and other areas in Iowa and the U S with Canada pricing.
Merr y Go Round notes that totality shapes U S choices in Cuba and beyond. It cites Pentagon box scores of forces in Cuba and Asia, then warns the Monroe Doctrine must adapt to missiles and subs. Kennedy’s stance is weighed against senators who talk tough but act cautiously.
A poem about a wealthy man grown sorrowful despite wealth and fame. His hollow heart seeks comfort until a single compassionate friend shares his burden, proving no gold or power can mend his despair without understanding friendship.
Members of the Knox County chapter of the National Farmers Organization repaired fences damaged by vandals. President Larry Goodson said he did not know who cut the fences but anticipated blame. The NFO supplied materials and manpower to fix the fences after contacting local farmers.
Dr. Fern explains ringworm of the scalp causes and symptoms. It spots bald patches, brittle hairs, and oily crusts. some types glow under light. Treatment includes fungicidal ointment, shampoo, and possibly antifungal tablets, with caution for prescription use.
Iowa Supreme Court was asked to determine whether the Iowa Commerce Commission or the Highway Commission has authority to approve power lines along Interstate 35 80. The dispute centers on 21 miles of lines near Des Moines and hinges on federal highway rules and funding implications.
In Des Moines County parents were asked to react to proposed oral polio vaccine clinics. A school questionnaire went home with students for parental responses before clinics. Dr. G M Gibbs, polio program chairman, said results would guide plans. Henry County Medical Society scheduled clinics for October 13 and November 17 to administer Types I and II oral vaccine.
Former Iowa-born professor emeritus of dairy science at the University of Massachusetts died in Boston hospital. He was raised on a Story City farm and graduated from Iowa State.
Arnold Kluever was announced as a cadet captain in military training at Iowa State College in Ames. Atlantic full back Phil Anderson suffered a dislocated hip in the football game last night where Atlantic defeated Creston 2 to 0.
Pfc Royal Schuler moves from Camp Berkeley Texas to Fort Benning Georgia for officer candidate school. Clair Becker re elected Cass county AAA chairman for 1943 at a convention. Dick Malone arrives from Northern Ireland to attend officers training school in New York. Yeoman Mary Chalmers attends naval justice school in Newport Rhode Island en route to Pearl Harbor. E A Kelloway and J J O Connor of Walnut Grove Products attend National Mineral Feeds meeting in Chicago. Kelloway to retire as president.
Michael Robison, five, of Anita, starts kindergarten and jokes about recess and the naughty chair. Mrs. Lyle Spiering wins a $150 Safeway wardrobe, plans to spend it on her husband’s clothes, and shares astonishment. The family’s Tell Time program at school chats about the win. A show promises delight at the Atlantic tonight.
Carl W. Hanson a 74 year old World War I veteran who died last November at the Veterans Hospital in Knoxville Iowa left 3559 31 from his estate to the government The long time resident had lived in the area for sixty years The notice urges drivers to slow down at dusk to save a life.
In a tense four spades contest South presses careful play after the dummy appears. He ruffs the club lead and uses a heart run to establish suits while guarding against a 3-1 or 4-0 trump split. Declarer survives a tricky sequence by timing trumps and discards, avoiding defeat as West holds long clubs.
Washington report from the Agriculture Department says reserve and surplus of feed grains corn sorghums oats rye and barley will drop 25 percent under 1961 and 1962 emergency programs. By end of the 1962 crop-use year stocks are expected at about 62 million tons from a record 84.7 million.
In Gujarat coastal towns police and home guards aided about 20,000 people forced from their homes by torrential rains. Authorities warned thousands more to evacuate as the Nerbudda River swelled.
The Commerce Department reports the U S balance of payments deficit narrowed to 220 million dollars in the second quarter from 480 million in the first quarter.
Phone Your Kick Carrier lists East Side West Side and several Additions with contact numbers for missed deliveries at 7 p m for Atlantic city residents on specific carrier routes. The notice names Highland LaVista Fairlawn Zurfluh additions and provides multiple phone lines to call for service.
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