29 Apr 1958
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1958
Page
1
The national chairman of the Republican Party breaks with custom by admitting Republicans may be in the minority in the Senate after the next election. He says candid acknowledgment could spur real effort to change, rather than cheerleading, to gain advantages in the forthcoming senatorial race.
A Jewish synagogue and a Negro school in Jacksonville, Florida are dynamited, illustrating how bigotry spreads from one minority to others. The piece argues that haters target any vulnerable group, escalating violence and that early confrontation with bigots can prevent broader attacks.
A National Press Club speaker said the United States could have a manned space station in permanent Earth orbit about 400 miles up within five years of authorization. He estimated the cost at $500 million, suggesting it might become a rare peaceful refuge for humanity if wars continue.
The column notes unfulfilled promises from the Reds and questions the future of moon travel. It mentions a cheap rocket design and steel industry layoffs with mills operating at half capacity. It also reports Atlantic school musicians earning multiple superior and excellent ratings in a statewide contest.
A Los Angeles psychiatrist reports schizophrenia can begin at 3 to 4 months. Early outward signs include withdrawal and tantrums when play is disrupted. He describes mother and child re education and possible out of home placement. treatment may take years.
In Louisville Kentucky two youths were arrested after officers using their sense of smell identified a break in at a shack and theft of smoked meat worth. The youths admitted the crime and named two others while a third youth was arrested and a fourth remains at large with the loot.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details including evenings edition, editorial and business office at 314 Chestnut Street Atlantic Iowa. It shows circulation rates by carrier and mail options for various regions including Cass and adjoining counties, Iowa outside Cass, broader Iowa, U S outside Iowa and Canada.
Washington report outlines the federal grand jury in New York taking the Powell income tax matter into its own hands amid Justice Department jitters. It details past indictments and parole deals involving Powell’s aides and a church federation, plus contrasting department actions in other cities.
In a top bye 8 game, declarer handles a risky contract after South opens hearts. By testing spades first, he deduces East's five spades and uses timing to force a discard, finally cashing diamonds and winning four tricks. The analysis highlights strategic planning and card distribution reads.
Dr Bundesen urges balance between work and recreation to protect mental and physical health. He endorses walking, watching construction, golfing, sports, hobbies, and dancing as accessible forms of recreation for adults. He notes mumps risk for men and suggests vaccination.
In a market note by Sam Dawson the piece argues saving remains essential for family security and investment funds while urging moderate buying to revive slumping industries. It cites rising costs, autos and appliances as durable goods with weak demand and notes retailers push easier credit to spur consumer spending.
Tokyo reports a lawyer disclosed stealing the ashes of seven Japanese war criminals hanged in 1948. He plans to place them in a tomb marked Tam of seven Samurai. The revelation came at a party for other war criminals whose life sentences were reduced to ten years.
Rep Durhams says a study is being made to assess how Eisenhowers defense reorganization could affect the U S atomic weapons program He is Senate House Atomic Energy Committee chairman and House Armed Services member weighing the measure Durham warns of potential shifts in military responsibility that may impact the atomic program The state flower of New Jersey is the violet.
F. D. S. Lookin Around notes a golden wedding anniversary on April 20 for Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Weaver of Adair. They shared a card from President Eisenhower and mention a distant Tehran subscriber seeking four copies of 1956 or 1957 issues, estimating about 100 dollars to fulfill. The column discusses gardening plans and losses from late freezes, noting shifts from vegetables to cut flowers and progress on a five year plan.
A poem about a man who gives once to a beggar and then turns cold, turning away many in need. He recalls the tale of White and curses the tricks of men, framing his life by the failed deed. The poem contrasts the stern donor with the Master who still offers aid to the worthy.
Washington report notes Iowa Republicans Hickenlooper and Martin joined minority in the Senate defeat of an administration amendment by 52 to 340. The measure would waive bargaining election requirements in the buddies trades field.
Miss Ollivene Olsen deputy county superintendent of schools was elected president of the Audubon County Business and Professional Women's club. Other new officers are Miss Regina Maginn as vice president Miss Zelwyn Graham as secretary and Miss Helen Teters as treasurer. Installations set for a dinner May 19. Cut your speed when dusk falls you may save a life.
The Hornets plan a dinner event with attendance noted, and Sklenar added to the guest list. The article highlights the inclusion as a key detail for the gathering.
Dr. William G. Murray of Ames Iowa State College economics professor seeking the Republican nomination for governor will be principal speaker at a fund raising dinner sponsored by Audubon County Republican Central Committee. The May 28 event in the Audubon city auditorium aims for 200 tickets at five dollars each with proceeds to the county GOP treasury. Tickets available from Joe Sklenar Audubon chairman or precinct committee members. District and state Republican leaders are expected.
Elmer Olsen owner of the Bel Air Motel sells the business to Harvey Ehinquist who recently sold a farm near Audubon. Olsen built and operated the motel for several years before the sale.
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