Editorial Briefs Highlight January Weather and Local Affairs
Resignation of Anthony Faen draws little attention in the Eisenhower era. January weather brings moisture to drought struck areas, including southwestern Iowa. Hungary is seen as a prelude to the death of communism, with Kefauver facing party setbacks. Fluoridation advances. Atlantic needs the program. Downtown parking pressures risk shifting business, but steps are planned. Merit Scholar finalists emerge from Atlantic and Griswold. Four Atlantic seniors and one Griswold senior named among 7,500 nationwide finalists.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Atlantic
Atlantic High
Griswold
Towa
Dennis Craney
James Fowler
Lonnie Howard
Don Smiley
Max Miller
Mapleton Mayor Appeal to Iowa High Court
Four Mapleton residents appealed to the Iowa Supreme Court a suit seeking removal of Mayor W. J. Haubrich. They argued his 1950 federal income tax evasion conviction stripped his citizenship and required presidential restoration. District court had ruled Hoegh restored his rights.
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Mapleton
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
W. J. Haubrich
Haubrich
Leo Hoegh
Robert W. Dean
Ben Hopke
C. P. Barton
M. P. Johnson
Monona County
Hoegh
Supreme Court
Atlantic News-Telegraph Acknowledges Subscriptions and Rates
The Atlantic News-Telegraph outlines subscription prices for local carriers and mail, detailing monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and annual rates for Cass and adjoining counties, within Iowa, elsewhere in the U.S., and Canada, with varied regional pricing structures. It notes publication details and affiliated associations.
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Atlantic
Cass
U. S
Iowa
Canada
Eisenhower Critiques Nasser Over Suez Moves
In a White House session President Eisenhower lashes out at Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser over the Suez crisis delays and toll changes. He warns Congress on the Eisenhower Doctrine as Cairo broadcasts and editorials critique U.S. aid and policy, while Dulles and other officials face scrutiny.
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Suez
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Aswan
Cairo Radio
Turkey
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London
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective poem noting how the new year underscores human effort and ambition. It emphasizes that progress stems from collective toil and belief, with schools, cities, and temples as proofs of human enterprise and the need to sustain faith to keep beauty and progress alive.
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Edgar A. Guest
Finalists named in Iowa Federation essay contest
The six finalists for the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs high school seniors essay contest were announced by Mrs. William A. Seidler of Jamaica. The finalists are Marvin Gatch Tripoli Edna Robinson Leon Narlan Hahn Osage Beverly Birchmier Bloomfield Mary Jane Madsen Shelby and Norman Van de Kamp Laurel. Two winners win an all expense flight to Washington DC to appear on the College News Conference with moderator Mrs. Ruth Geri Hagy. The other four receive bonds worth 100 50 or 25 dollars. There were 248 entries. The topic was The Blessings of Liberty.
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Jamaica
Iowa
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
William A. Seidler
Marvin Gatch
Tripoli
Edna Robinson
Leon
Narlan Hahn
Osage
Beverly Birchmier
Bloomfield
Mary Jane Madsen
Shelby
Norman van de Kamp
Laurel
Washington, DC
Ruth Geri Hagy
Basic Foods Essential For Your Good Health
A health column by Herman N. Bundesen M D outlines seven basic daily foods for a balanced diet. It stresses eating leafy vegetables citrus fruits potatoes milk meat bread and butter daily for vitamins minerals roughage protein and energy. It also covers the role of eggs fats and fortification in maintaining health and notes the tone of practical guidance.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
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Humphrey urges Ike to weigh U S troop withdrawal
Sen. Hubert Humphrey urged President Eisenhower to consider pulling back U S forces in Europe to aid German reunification and ease East West tensions. He backed separating U S and Soviet forces as a step toward world disarmament and said he will seek action on the U N Disarmament Subcommittee. George Kennan’s containment view supports withdrawal.
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Humphrey
Ike
Washington
Sen
D-Minn
Eisenhower
U. S
Europe
U.N
America
U. N
Germany
George Kennan
Moscow
Poets Secret Wedding: T. S. Eliot Marries Secretary
Nobel laureate T. S. Eliot, 68, secretly wed his American secretary Valerie Fletcher, 30, at St Barnabas Church. The ceremony was performed at 6:15 a.m. with only Eliot’s lawyer and the bride’s parents present. Eliot’s first wife Vivienna Haigh died in 1947.
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London
T. S. Eliot
Europe
Eliot
Valerie Fletcher
St. Barnabas Church
Charles Wright
G. F. Higginson
Vivienna Haigh
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