Important Farmers Town vote on future business plan
Farmers in Town prepare to vote tomorrow on how their farm operations will be run for the next three years. The choice pits a plan with limited price supports against one with looser government control, with many unsure about cooperating and some favoring independence from any program.
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Benson
Dulles
Ike
Adlai Stevenson
Near
Middle East
New York Times
New York Herald Tribune
Augusta
Nasserike
Eisenhower
Selwyn Lloyd
Richard Casey
Iowa Sends More To Washington Than It Gets Back
The piece argues federal taxes paid by Iowans hit a record 559,941,088 dollars and that money largely funds military programs and federal services. It contends Iowa receives only a partial return, mostly for schools and roads, and urges locals to fund programs at home to avoid transfers to Washington.
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Iowa
Washington
Iona
unrest grows in russia as satellite peoples protest
Reports from within Russia indicate rising unrest and growing demands for freedom. Observers note that even the army may waver, threatening the regime's hold and suggesting the Moscow government may not endure much longer.
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Russia
Moscow
Clinton elects lawful candidates over mob rule
Right Wins Clinton Tenn reports a mayoral candidate backed by the White Citizens Council was beaten four to one by a judge supporting law and order. Three aldermen who backed law and order won by similar margins, suggesting the lawless element is a small minority and that right thinking citizens influence local outcomes.
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Clinton, Tenn
White Citizens’ Council
Law and Order
Clinton
Atlantic News-Telegraph Rates and publication details
Local newspaper notice outlines publication days, editor and office contact, and membership in press associations. It lists subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic, by mail within Cass and nearby counties, elsewhere in Iowa, across the U.S., and Canada, with prices for 1, 3, 6, and 12 months.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
U. S
Canada
Eisenhower Eyes Vast East Europe Aid Push
President plans a large global spending program to restore U S prestige in the Near East and Asia, backed by Christian Herter, with Dulles sidelined. Nixon aids outreach to isolationists while Cutler and staff prepare a broad foreign affairs offensive amid strained U S France Britain ties.
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Washington
Augusta
Eisenhower
Near East
Far East
Europe
Truman
Asia
France
Britain
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Globalene
Bobby Cutler
National Security Council
Boston
White House
W. ‘Beetle’ Smith
Central Intelligence
Cutler
Nixon
Republican Party
Henry Wallace
Clare Boothe Luce
Wallace
Joe McCarthy
Sen. Welker
Idaho
Ike
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest contentment poem
Contentment matters more than money in this verse by Edgar A Guest. The speaker warns that wealth cannot buy the heart’s true riches such as love a warm home and children near at hand. He praises simple joys and the value of a loving home over riches.
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Rich
Edgar A. Guest
Italian Reds Criticize Soviet Action At National Congress
At the Italian Communist Party National Congress in Rome critics condemned Soviet intervention in Hungary calling it incompatible with socialist principles. Even as Palmiro Togliatti backed the Soviet line Antonio Giulitti urged a freer critique within the party. The session marked Western world’s largest Communist gathering.
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Rome
Hungary
Communist Party
Palmiro Togliatti
Italy
Antonio Giulitti
Chamber of Deputies
Atlantic city carrier route paper delivery notice
Local residents along the Aslantic city carrier route should report non delivery. Call 683 Highland Adda or 826W1 Fairlawn Adda before 7 p m to ensure the paper arrives.
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Aslantic
New Bandages Help Kids To Forget Their Injuries
A surgical dressing firm markets plastic bandages with glittering gold combat stars and blue white red jets. Kids helped choose colors and designs in consumer tests. The bandages are medicated washable waterproof sterile and aid distraction during injections for children.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Byrd Urges Britain to Pay Loan Amid Suez Crisis
Sen. Byrd of Virginia says the United States should postpone interest payments Britain owes but not cancel them. He supports delaying the 82 million dollar Dec 31 interest on Britain’s 34 billion dollar postwar loan and 600 million on lend-lease, insisting the obligation remain on the books. The Eisenhower administration will seek congressional action with the form of relief still undecided.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Great Britain
United States
Senate Finance Committee
Suez Canal
Europe
Britain
Eisenhower
Congress
Iowan Rescues Dog From Lake
Robert Walker of Keokuk a city attorney and Humane Society president saved a collie that broke through thin ice at Rand Park. He stepped onto the lake and fell in retrieving the dog then waded to shore without lasting harm though his hat was left on the ice.
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Keokuk
Robert Walker
Humane Society
Rand Park
Walker
Trio Rewarded For Locating Mail Pouch Loot
In Leighton Alabama three youths who found a missing mail pouch containing 44000 in one dollar bills were awarded rewards by the Post Office Department. Ingram Mitchell 18 received 500 dollars while his companions William Mitchell 15 and Addie Chamblee 13 each got 250 dollars. The discovery occurred in December.
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Leighton
Ala
Post Office Department
Ingram Mitchell
William Mitchell
Addie Chamblee
Freight cars on British rails carry heavy loads
It had disappeared from a railway shipment 85 days earlier. Some freight cars on British railways have fifty six wheels carrying loads up to 150 tons.
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British Railways
Price squeeze hits Richmond hospital bills
Hospital records show rising costs for injuries with a 48 year old woman treated for the same trouble and billed $18. A prior case in August involved a 50 year old woman charged $13 for rib repair after an accident.
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Richmond
Gibraltar
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Just Folks
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