World Wide Revolution and Its Global Drive
The piece argues a broad social revolution driven by the masses seeking a better life, not solely by communism. It cautions that upheaval will last decades as underprivileged peoples gain freedom and governments curb powerful leaders, with many suffering before peace and progress emerge.
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Editorial Briefs Reflect on Southeast Asia and Politics
The piece questions potential outcomes in Southeast Asia amid communist threats and critiques past political blame games. It notes U.S. administration dynamics and cites figures like Governor Faubus and Governor Davis as examples of blame assignment. It ends with a New Year's resolution to boost The News Telegraph’s community value.
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Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A poem contrasts a boy's fighting impulse with a defense of nonviolence. It weighs parental stance and peer aggression, concluding a bully's bout may require standing up to protect oneself while stressing calm behavior otherwise. The piece cites life insurance stats noting lower highway deaths in New England and higher in the Mountain States.
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Atlantic News Telegraph Ad Rates and Address Listing
The Atlantic News Telegraph provides subscription rates for various regions including Atlantic Cass and adjoining counties and outside Iowa. Rates list monthly, quarterly, half year and annual options, with different pricing for U S and Canada mail delivery.
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Dear Doctor and Nixon Hoffa United States column
The Dear Doctor column answers reader questions on wool allergies and thin legs with fabric and shoe tips. A Drew Pearson report alleges Nixon pressed Bill Rogers to avoid indicting Hoffa in a Florida land scheme, and covers Hoffa's campaign ties and a letter apologizing for a supposed double cross.
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Kennedy Faces Broad Fights as Era of Change Opens
The incoming Kennedy administration confronts major domestic battles over House Rules reform and civil rights, plus a costly push for aging care then faces global tests from Southeast Asia to disarmament. France tests an atomic bomb as Israel and Red China move toward nuclear capability, complicating a volatile international landscape.
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Khrushchev Meets Indonesian Delegation in Moscow on Arms
Premier Khrushchev conferred with Gen Abdul Haris Nasution and fellow Indonesians in Moscow to discuss arms purchases. Indonesia says Dutch threats in western New Guinea require heavy arms and laments Western refusals to sell heavier weapons.
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Phone Your Kick Carrier In Atlantic If You Miss Delivery
Notice directs Atlantic residents on city carrier route to call specific numbers for missed deliveries before 7 p.m. Stressed are pockets on East Side and West Side with listed streets and additions for contact.
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Contract Bridge: Becker Reports Mastual Championship Play
In the Vanderbilt Championship 1958, North-South use Ave-card majors. Ralph Hirschberg opens with a diamond, Norman Kay responds spade, Kay bids three clubs, Hirschberg bids four spades and Kay finalizes six spades. West leads ten of hearts, yielding a slam with only one diamond trick lost.
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Hunger Lessons from Hong Kong Refugee Feeding
NBC reports from Hong Kong show two million refugees needing shelter clothing and meals. Iowa faces similar needs with surplus flour cornmeal and dry milk powder repurposed into noodles to provide calories and protein at low cost.
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Iowan to Appear Before Judge in Safe-C cracking Case
Robert F. Moore of Des Moines, one of three Iowans tied to a safe cracking team, is set to appear next week before Circuit Judge Gerald J. Boileau. Jailed on $10,000 bond, Moore follows Koough and Burl who pleaded guilty and received six year sentences for burglaries at a hardware firm and a shoe store on May 22, 1959.
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