Larsen clashes over highway rating formula plan
The standoff centers on who should determine factors for a highway rating formula. Larsen presses for engineers to decide, while Malone resists and Beene and Henev?ah weigh in. The route near Council Bluffs and Omaha faces push to change. Regional interests in Atlantic Nebraska push for alteration with little federal encouragement.
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Connaman Larsen
Com
Cecil Malone
Larsen
Robert Beene
Malooe
Heneevah
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Atlantic
Nebraska
Editorial Briefs Reflect on War, Satellites and Jobs
The piece argues the US remains ahead of Russia in wartime capability despite hysteria over satellites. It notes cooler analysis is emerging from authorities. It acknowledges a small rise in unemployment but says employment near a high with 65 million fully employed in November and 3.2 million unemployed.
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U.S
Russia
United States
Stevenson Defends Freedom in Paris NATO Talks
Stevenson addressing the American Civil Liberties Union cites NATO meetings in Paris and outlines aims for the United States to catch up technologically and export freedom, while safeguarding the Bill of Rights. Eddie Cantor had lost a million dollars in 1929 and has recovered well since.
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Stevenson
American Civil Liberties Union
NATO
Paris
United States
Eddie Cantor
Atlantic News toleghaph rates and terms listed
The notice lists subscription prices for different regions and terms including by mail, Canada, and U.S. rates. It shows durations of one month to one year with various prices such as 3 months 6.35, 1 year 10, and Canada options.
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U. S
Canada
Washington Merry-Go-Round: Ike Stevenson Rift and Labor Tangles
Drew Pearson outlines tensions in Washington as Eisenhower clashes with Adlai Stevenson over NATO and campaign pressure. The column recaps New York transit payoffs, taxicab cash mystery, Kansas City antitrust suits, European steel contracts, and Tito-Rankin tensions shaping U.S. foreign aid.
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Drew Pearson
Adiei
Mike Quill
New York City
Kansas City Star
Washington
White House
Paris
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Adlai
NATO
Adiai
Ike
Nixon
Sherman Adams
Jim Hagerty
Jim
Sherman
Manhattan
Motormen’s Benevolent Association
CIO
New York
Herbert Petrie
Brooklyn
Tammany
Carmine de Sapio
Petrie
Carmine
Kansas City
Independence
Craig Siegfried
Lloyd and
William Neff
Johnson County
Dustrial Press
North Kansas City News
Kansas City News Press
Garrett Smalley
Star
The
Truman
Browne
Roy Roberts
Roberts
United States
Harold Stassen
American Scrap Iron Company
Sen
Federal Trade Mission
Lurig Brothers
Western Steel
U.S.A
Aee Sweeterin
Wright Patman
Bethan Bedlam
Marshal Tito
Karl Rankin
Formosa
Yugoslavia
Tito
Rankin
Chiang Kai-Shek
Gore
Monroney
State Department
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Folks By Edgar A Guest
The poem recalls common mishaps and hardships of daily life and a cautionary road safety message. It contrasts personal troubles with the lucky avoidance of car freezes and urges looking both ways before highway entry. The piece ends with a note on Vermont becoming the first new state after the original thirteen.
Christmas Tree Lights Illuminate Ridge Road Display
Christmas trees and decorations brighten town with several standout displays. The unique tree at Howard Johnsons near Ridge road features lights that blink individually, creating a sparkling effect. Judges and the News- Telegraph offer prizes from the Light commission.
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Howard Johnson's
Ridge Road
Light Commission
News- Telegraph
End play yields unlikely winner in contract bridge tale
A North South pair, vulnerable, faced an unusual end play after West opened eight of clubs. East ruffed a spade, declarer led diamonds, and West discarded clubs while the end position forced West to lead a heart into declarer's KQ ten, securing the contract despite best intentions.
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Seutll
King Fen
West
East
Heart
Eat
Gamond West
Fingernails Signal Health Clues From D B Bundesen
Fingernails can reveal personal habits and early signs of illness. The article notes radiodermatitis arthritis drug reactions and allergic conditions may show in nails. It advises washing trimming filing pushing back cuticles and soap bar tricks for grease work plus a Q A clarifying that cancer is not contagious.
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B. R
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Guristensens and Britton Open Local Shoe Store
Residents recall the Guristensens who once lived in the area near the opening of a new shoe store owned by M. E. Britton.
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Guristensens
M. E. Britton
San Antonio Youth Logs 6770 Air Miles Lying Flat
Edward Clinton Staacke a 17 year old from San Antonio Texas has accumulated 6770 air miles over 14 months all while lying on his back. Today he will fly home to San Antonio in an air ambulance continuing his unusual journey.
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Oklahoma City
Edward Clinton Staacke
San Antonio, Tex
San Antonio
Spine Surgery Milestone After 14 Months Bed Rest
A patient with severe spinal curvature was kept flat for months while treated to fuse the spine. He stood and sat up for the first time in 14 months last week, marking a pivotal recovery moment in the Atlantic medical report.
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Prom
Portant
Safety - Deposit Box
Bell Jwachance
Fifth Street
Atlantic Ciowa
Edgar A. Guest
Edgar A Guest
Vermont
Loren Yates
Liberia
Howard Lundberg
E. Britton
Green Bay Wis
LaViste Place
Highland Addn
Ains Mage
Vinced Weat
Yoze
By Herman N. Bundesen, M. D
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