14 Dec 1957
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1957
Page
1
The piece argues NATO members depend on the U S for military aid and must stay united to avoid being absorbed by communism. Differences exist but are not decisive, as the nations have chosen to remain together despite irritations.
The Chicago Tribune editorial argues for fluoridation citing Evanston’s ten years of use and a 64 percent drop in tooth decay among six to eight year olds. It notes Chicago’s one year experience with no ill effects and cites the American Medical Association reaffirming support.
A sixteen year old and a fifteen year old confessed to $1,500 in damage at a Des Moines school. The piece advocates severe corporal punishment to deter youth misdeeds, arguing swift, unavoidable consequences would reform them.
A tense opinion argues the New York subway strike violates public employee law and an injunction, jailing union leaders for contempt and defying union lawyers. It warns mob rule could erode courts and legal authority nationwide.
A neighbor Ruth Block in Florida shares a letter on the Cape Canaveral satellite launch failure. Her daughter Mrs. Herb Greene attended the event, describing it as both exciting and disappointing. Mrs. Block’s Lakeland account detailed the tense blast and letdown.
Anthony Franciosa husband of Shelley Winters started a 10 day term at the sheriff’s honor farm after a jury found him guilty of assaulting a newspaper photographer who tried to snap a picture of the couple leaving an auction on April 19. Franciosa said he objected to the photographer’s shot because he and Winters were not married at that time.
Subscription rates listed for Atlantic telegraph service by carrier and region. Rates vary by duration and delivery method, including in-county, mail to nearby counties, national, and Canada options. Adjustments shown for one month, three months, six months, and one year periods.
Washington column reports close Ike friends say the president aims to face duties as a soldier on the firing line and die with his boots on amid NATO meetings and his quick recovery from a prior stroke. It notes concerns about health if he returns to full White House duties and mentions Satchmo Armstrong seeking a State Department invitation for an Iron Curtain tour.
Health column by Herman N Sundesen M DO discusses migraine causes and self care. It advises avoiding perfectionism and overloading, taking aspirin for relief, and relaxing routines plus pacing daily tasks. It also includes a Q A on brain tumors and early treatment.
Florida was once a colony of Spain and Great Britain. It was later ceded to the United States. The poem speaks of Joy waiting at the door and Jay knocking at the heart urging welcome and happiness.
In the Masters' Individual Championship, Culbertson demonstrates blend of skill and psychology. He overcomes Lenz and Jacoby with careful timing, finishing the rubber by cashing spades after reading Jacoby's discard and heart signal. Culbertson explains observing relaxation as a signal to pressure.
A pilot study by the Iowa highway commission covering 1948 to 1956 finds highway relocations away from business districts have not permanently reduced sales. Some by passes boosted sales, though effects vary by business type. more data will follow on specific sectors.
Frank Griswold was elected president of the Griswold Chamber of Commerce at the annual board meeting. E A Sutton was chosen vice president with Russell Croxell Wayne Gentry and Ernest Hansen named to the board. New officers assume duties January 1.
New York W A General Sessions Court jury convicted racketeer John Dio and Teamsters Local 295 president Johnny McNamara of extortion and conspiracy. They were accused of shaking down two stationery firms for 4700 in 1956. Sentencing set for January 8. Dio faces up to 31 years.
American Airlines announces it will lay off 90 pilots by month end due to a decline in general business across the country. In a letter to employees the carrier cited reduced passenger traffic caused by current business conditions affecting the company and others.
Spokesmen for major airlines say they have no plans to lay off pilots despite a downward trend continuing into next year. The comments reflect a cautious stance as carriers monitor demand and staffing needs.
A Census Bureau spokesman said strong objections from individuals and groups led to dropping the religious affiliation query from the 1960 census. He noted that census law requires answering questions, with legal action possible for refusals. The piece ends by noting New Jersey's 18th century governance structure.
Residents on the Atlantic city carrier route must fall back to receive the newspaper before 7 p.m. to ensure delivery. The note emphasizes timing for local readers on a specific route.
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