07 Aug 1957
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1957
Page
1
The piece criticizes race relations in the North, praises royal authority, and flags alleged Soviet fraud in claiming labor friendship. It notes Poland’s farmer gains under non communist policies and argues for tax relief on cabaret patrons. It describes a Chicago woman driving into her husband’s car and laments union corruption used by organized crime to manipulate labor and industry.
Garner attorney Curtis G. Riehm, 42, announced to run in the Republican primary for Iowa's 6th District. He aims to succeed Democrat Merwin Coad. Riehm, a World War II veteran and former Hancock County attorney, cites a two-term Iowa House record praised by Speaker Won Mooty.
The notice recalls Riehm as a significant participant in his first House term and chair of the committee that secured passage of the state control over water use. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Riehm have three children and that he is a Methodist.
Twelve men who passed examinations in May have been certified as public accountants. Names on a list announced by Edgar S Gage of Mason City, secretary treasurer of the Iowa Board of Accountancy include Keith P. Sanborn Mason City Malcolm E.F. Baird Burlington Robert F Blaser Cedar Rapids Jack W Fitzgerald Clinton Donald J Helzinger Davenport Donald to Kolar Iowa City and James J Robusek Dubuque. Wilmington Del was named Wilmington in 17th century.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication practice evenings except Sundays and provides subscription rates. Rates cover carriers in Atlantic, Casr and nearby counties, and mail subscriptions across Iowa, the U.S., and Canada with varying terms from one month to a full year.
Washington observers credit Lyndon Johnson with a political miracle in passing the jury trial amendment and Civil Rights bill without a filibuster. They note his backstage maneuvers, the support from Church O Mahoney and Kefauver, and the GOP vote shifts that sealed 51 votes. The piece weighs political gains against potential harm to major laws and outlines Johnson’s strategy to guide the measure through Senate politics.
A humorous verse about finding a golf ball long after stamping it with a name. The narrator searches rough and sand and finally discovers the ball being played with by a friend. Copyright 1957 by Edgar A. Guest.
Thirty five members of the American Bar Assn arrive in Rome on a tour of European courts and legal institutions. Il Messaggera misreads the group as barmen seeking cocktail recipes. Maytag Co directors declare a regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents payable September 14 to record date August 30.
Iowa state printed matter including reprints of laws or departmental rules must carry a minimum 10 cent charge. The exception allows free copies when the recipient pays a license fee, such as fishing license holders receiving game laws and regulations. Asst Atty Gen Oscar Strauss wrote the opinion, noting costs to the state can be higher than the charge.
Drs Benjamin A Johnson and Susan C Dees were honored by the North Carolina Medical Society for reporting extima vaccinatum a cowpox spread linked to smallpox vaccines. Eight NC children with eczema at Duke Hospital developed the disease, one fatal, mostly under age six, prompting three prevention rules for eczema vaccinatum.
Hundreds of extra officers patrolled New York City during a counter assault on juvenile crime. From 5 p.m. Tuesday to 7 a.m. Wednesday there were no reported violent crimes and student policemen joined in patrolling hazardous precincts.
Edward Krantz about 60 a resident at Schick Dormitory for veterans bled to death Tuesday night when he fell on a bottle he was carrying A piece of broken bottle pierced his abdomen as he fell on a sidewalk near the institution Officers said
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