07 Feb 1958
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1958
Page
1
Radio Free Europe stands as the pivotal conduit for delivering truth to peoples under communist rule. It relies on donations from individuals and organizations to fund this effort, unseen by government bodies, to sustain the broadcast of freedom across the curtain.
The article describes Soviet hopes for a high level talk while depicting U.S. hesitation. Moscow links a conference to Washington’s attendance and threatens political signaling if the talks are not timely. Red propaganda frames American refusals as a failure to engage.
The agriculture department tests a plan paying farmers to turn entire farms to the government. In Nebraska about 11 percent of crops are enrolled, with higher-than-expected participation. Illinois shows a similar pattern. Officials have not released long term implications.
Pasadena scientist Dr James F Bonner warned a regional American Geophysical Union meeting that the world could face a very hungry future in a century if agricultural knowledge stays confined. He projected eight or nine billion people and urged expanding ocean food stores and pest control to feed 500 times today’s population. Burlington judge David Rover dubbed Iowa the Hawk eye State citing Cooper.
Atlantic News Telegraph publishes subscription rates for carriers and mail across regions in 1912. Rates include Atlantic carrier monthly 80 cents, three months 2.25, six months 4.25, annual 8.00, Cass county 7.00 yearly, other Iowa 8.00 yearly, U.S. outside Iowa 10.00 yearly, Canada 12.00. Rates vary by duration and location.
The Washington merry go round centers on a secret pre session debate where Bobby Hale and John Heselton rushed from New New Finland to block an FCC inquiry. The dispute involves gifts from the TV industry, a Boston Herald and Traveler channel payoff, and threats to the Boston Globe.
Practical health notes warn of insect bites and allergic reactions. Dr Bundesen advises readiness, doctor consultation, and vaccines for severe cases, with tips on mild reactions and antihistamines. The column mentions bee sting fatalities and cautions on maintaining circulation after bites.
The article discusses bidding choices in bridge with four hands. It favors three diamonds over a direct spade bid, then analyzes six notrump, four notrump, and three notrump responses, highlighting the strengths of notrump and suit stopping risk considerations for each hand.
Prices for beef pork and chicken fell modestly across many areas this week with wholesale rates also down. Retail dynamics suggest cheaper meats ahead while fruit and produce offer strong values from apples to citrus amid potential next week price shifts due to Florida cold. Local government business proceeded with cemetery duties and town council routine actions noted.
The Iowa Employment Security Commission reports nonfarm employment fell for a fourth consecutive month in December, down 8,400 from March 1957 peak. Turkey is building 42 new motels to accommodate automobile tourists.
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