14 Apr 1956
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1956
Page
1
The article discusses continuing raids and unrest across Arab countries amid international efforts for peace. It notes lawless actions and ethnic tensions fueling conflicts, and while governments push for restraint, persistent violence undermines progress despite authorities' work.
Reflections on how leaders shift from humble public servants to self important voices. The piece cites Margaret Tramiuts and compares to Harry Truman noting how early care for the people can darken into a lighthouse status guiding others, yet betray public duty when officials take themselves too seriously.
The piece notes Soviet posthumous rehabilitation as a claimed achievement and critiques attempts to infer national trends from state primaries. It mentions Kefauver’s Minnesota win as not establishing a broader pattern, arguing cautious observers see little abnormal movement in overall trends.
Lincoln Neb Gov Victor Anderson said he would not join a Washington trip to urge President Eisenhower to sign the farm bill. He met with aides Sherman Adams and Fred Seaton to communicate views and favored signing then rectifying flaws. He noted many Nebraska farmers may see the bill as flawed but support immediate aid and enacting reforms through signing.
Iowa Democrats split over the farm bill as candidates Jensen and Loveless push for quick action by President Eisenhower. Jensen warned a veto could hurt families and urged aid for drought threatened areas. Loveless criticized Eisenhower and argued for immediate farm price support. Detroit bulletin notes honor for Van Horne and Benton at pharmacy educators meeting.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication hours except Land News- Telegraph Pub. Corp. F. D. Simpson, Editor. It provides subscription pricing by carrier and mail across regions including Cass and adjoining counties, other Iowa areas, U S outside Iowa, and Canada. Also notes post office entry in Atlantic Iowa January 2 1912 and association memberships.
In a rush to shield the president from backlash to internal NSC details Fortune magazine bowed to White House edits. The changes, not ordered by the President, were aimed at broadening the council’s portrayed powers while not breaching security.
The Davenport police say a 17 year old youth arrest clarifies reports of a counterfeit submarine incident. Officers checked costume steps and found one suspect who had recently rented a two size costume.
A LOS ANGELES report quotes Allen Dulles warning that anti Stalin rhetoric may be a deception aimed at misdirecting the Russian people. He suggests leaders use the symbol of Stalin to preserve the Stalinist system and push a false hope of freedom.
A 1958 King Features Syndicate column laments the fixation on women's body measurements in news stories. It argues such reporting erodes morals, cites historical decline, and calls for better manners and restraint in coverage.
Lincoln forester Darrel Parker allegedly told officers he found his wife Nancy dead at the Antelope Park cottage after returning home at noon. The defense says the signed confession is false while prosecutors seek to admit it as evidence in the first degree murder trial.
Washington reports the retirement of Army Gen Alfred M Gruenther may move an Air Force officer closer to becoming chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. Gruenther will lead NATO forces in Europe until his retirement later this year as controversy over service rotation continues.
The writer says this Saturday in Des Moines they seek material for the column and plan a column next Tuesday if material arrives. They may be returning home with or without the requested material.
Last Sunday at the Church of Christ 138 loyalty certificates were distributed for the year. Notable attendees at 100 percent included Mrs Lille M Mueller and her daughters Tile and Mable, along with her son Gilbert who commutes from Atlantic to bring his mother to services.
University of California researchers report stilbestrol pellets matched or exceeded gains from dietary supplementation in fattening cattle and offer better dose control, lower cost, and reduced waste. Utah State researchers, however, reject stilbestrol lamb implants due to side effects and limited weight gains.
Experiments at Kansas State college tested five grains including corn wheat milo and barley fed alone and in blends. Results show corn lowers shrinkage and improves early carcass quality while barley lowers feed cost. A 10 percent corn 90 percent milo mix boosted growth and wheat best improved feed efficiency.
Council Bluffs resident Emmett Hannan writes to the Iowa Executive Council over a proposed land swap he says would place land now owned by the state at issue. The state reportedly does not own the land. Keith Rosenberg proposed swapping 10.69 acres for 24.74 acres near Lake Matawanear to develop as home sites at an estimated cost of 100,000.
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