10 Jan 1958
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1958
Page
1
The President urges defense department reorganization and an exchange of atomic secrets with allies, while seeking a balanced budget and contemplating closer Russia cooperation on science for peace. Leadership, bipartisan support, and the coming congressional session will determine if these moves advance or fade.
Atlantic moves to fund a new grade school as growth makes it a necessity. The school district, in strong financial shape with low debt, seeks $260000 for a building that should not impose a heavy tax burden. The conservative board presents the plan as essential for present needs and future growth.
Moscow dispatches report Tess charges President Eisenhower offered no new concrete disarmament proposals in his State of the Union address. They say he focused on military issues and economic matters with little emphasis on peace or mutual understanding.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists varying subscription prices for local, Cass and adjoining counties, Iowa and U.S. readers, with monthly and yearly options. Rates include in town 80 cents per month and 8 dollars per year, with higher prices for elsewhere and Canada.
Drew Pearson outlines Charlie Wilson and John Roosevelt amid space ship talk and mounting SEC scrutiny. Von Braun's satellite dream spurs Wilson and Roosevelt tied to Cuban efforts and alien property questions. Morals and money claims surface as Parlin links education funding to veteran families.
A brief lyric about a woman who realizes she was wrong to rebuff her partner after a quarrel. She denies her true feelings while blaming him, but anticipates his return. The poem ends with the lover coming back the next evening.
Four Deere & Co plants in Des Moines Ottumwa Dubuque Waterloo donated 24000 to the Iowa College Foundation. President G T Van der Lugt of Central College announced the gift noting total Iowa business support exceeds 100000 last year. E Paul Allen and Arthur Lundahl presented the check at the foundation office.
Five hands analyzed for South responses to partner's diamond bid with vulnerability. Covers rebid options including two notrump, three clubs, and two clubs, noting keeper of partner’s suit, balance, and slam considerations amid uncertain high-card holdings.
Nutrition guidance emphasizes seven basic foods for daily intake and suggests including milk fruits greens eggs meat and cereals. It also advises one to two weekly exercise sessions such as bowling swimming or dancing and notes no non injection insulin methods exist.
In his State of the Union address President Eisenhower will push for rapid defense and missile funding and urge urgency after Soviet missile progress. Two independent partisan reports warn of looming U.S. weakness, and Congress awaits concrete follow up beyond the open letter of the annual message. Eight million Long Island residents live across the East River from Manhattan.
Los Angeles reports a rising loss from cartnapping as thefts of customer grocery carts push costs on consumers and grocers. Industry officials note 55,000 carts stolen in four counties last year, valued at about 1.67 million dollars, with weekly cart disappearances around 1,000. Grocers say thieves cash in by resale, while stores estimate monthly cart losses at thousands of dollars.
Independent merchants argue public relations campaigns are needed as cart thefts raise costs for customers. One merchant says he would slash prices on dozens of items tomorrow if cart thefts could be stopped.
Harold Stinemates was reelected president on January 2 at the Grant Mutual Telephone Co annual meeting. Arnold Long becomes vice president and Lester Hendrickson secretary treasurer. Seymour Taylor was reelected trustee for a new three year term. Mrs. Earl Stone rehired as chief operator with Guy Jembr ee as lineman. Assistant operators include Mrs. Elmer Long Shislene Brown and Virginia Kimpéon. Executive board appointments list Stinemates Hendrickson and Raymond Dal linger.
Mrs. Dora M. Waltlund Kenneth Mueller Gerald Taylor and Floyd Barr attended a Grant school PTA study committee meeting held Wednesday evening at the Griswold school.
Auguste Fischen of Vallejo California had been a guest at the home of her brother and sister in law Emil and Mrs Retz during her stay in the state.
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