10 Dec 1957
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1957
Page
1
The article argues future surpluses will grow beyond record highs by 1965 yet warns of a looming shortage by 1985. It claims only tighter agricultural control can avert hunger, admitting current measures failed and would be hard to accept.
The AFL-CIO shows no compromise to corruption in labor. It will expel powerful unions that fail to clean house, a firm stance that earns respect for labor and counters criticism of crooked leaders in some unions.
The column runs through an unsettled mix of crime, politics and warnings as editors note weekend deaths, turbulence over Dutch property, Yugoslavian tensions and a looming Christmas shopping upswing. It also urges electrical safety for the holidays and lists planets Mars through Pluto.
Rates list for Atlantic subscribers with monthly and multi month options. Cass and adjoining counties offer lower annual and half year rates. Iowa and U S outside Iowa have distinct yearly and quarterly pricing. Canada mail service lists a year rate of twelve dollars.
Senator Clinton Anderson grilled Defense Secretary McElroy on duplication in the U S missile program citing Navaho Little John Honest John Sergeant Corporal Titan Atlas Snark Pluto and Rover missiles. Eisenhower defended the program noting vast technical complexity and cautioning against overconfidence.
A local column brims with holiday brightness noting downtown decorations and the Highway 6 stretch between Atlantic and city limits as a festive highlight. A lyric about hopeful outlooks follows, ending with a 1957 copyright by Edgar A. Guest.
The 1931 Lenz Culbertson contract bridge match ends in a tight finish after 40 rubbers. A six diamond contract misreads by Mrs Culbertson and a bold spade lead by Jacoby swing the result to Lenz Jacoby, tying the match.
Dr Herman N Bundesen urges families to cut fatty foods at dinners to lower cholesterol linked to heart disease. He cites 400000 yearly cases and highlights red meat fat, beta lipoproteins, and clogged arteries. Advice includes high value proteins, fish, nonfat dairy, and cooking methods like bake roast or broil.
The text outlines daily fat limits for milk, butter, table spreads, oils, and fried foods plus guidance to balance deficiencies with bread and produce. It includes a Q and A about a severe jaundice case and eye trouble, stating jaundice is unlikely to cause eyesight problems.
A diverse group of horse lovers in the United States Hawaii and England are restoring polka dotted Appaloosa ponies that were once nearly extinct in their western Indian country.
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