20 Apr 1955
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1955
Page
1
The Asian African conference gathers independent nations to discuss mutual problems marking a step toward independence from Europe and the U S. Western powers are largely excluded while anti communist sentiment is evident in the first speech applauded by many, with Indian and Chinese reps noted as not applauding.
The article argues that corporations now pursue civic duties beyond profit. It claims they donate heavily to colleges, hospitals, and research, shaping a public welfare role. Politicians may need to redefine their targets as firms embrace community obligation.
The piece playfully treats dandelions as a neighborhood issue. It contrasts sunlit days with a so called cold war over weeds and praises the bright yellow flowers while noting they spread widely and may upset local balance.
The piece cites the Chinese premier warning of rising war danger and U S blame, noting tensions fed by propaganda. It questions if a U S war would ignite conflict and discusses domestic segregation in public schools, arguing it has caused little trouble where implemented and may prove less disruptive than feared.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a 1918 newspaper masthead style from Atlantic Iowa with editor and office line, indicating a publication by News-Telegraph Pub. Corp. and a date of January 1, 1918, under postal act provisions.
Drew Pearson reports Ed Corsi, ousted immigration expert, was followed by a Texas cop security man Roy Wade while surveying refugee conditions in Europe. Corsi recalls censorship and warning from officials as Wade shadowed him, sparking concern over privacy and international sensitivity.
Fragment of a 1965 letter by Edgar A. Guest begins with a rhythmic plea to a friend. The text imitates a personal, intimate address and contemplates closeness and sentiment.
A King Features syndicated column laments selective book selling and direct mail tactics by Devin Adair and other publishers. It cites instances where stores refused titles by Max Eastman and Joseph Scholmer, prompting concern from the American Booksellers Association about trends in distribution and censorship.
A concert evening is set for Friday at Immanuel Lutheran Church featuring local performers. The church invites community members to attend and enjoy the program of vocal and instrumental pieces.
In Princeton New Jersey pathologists report the brain remains at Princeton Hospital refusing removal to Montefiore Hospital in New York City. Officials say the brain will stay for study and not be moved to the city facility for examination.
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