Hot Springs Visit by National Editorial Group
A winter meeting of the National Editorial association brings reporters to Hot Springs Arkansas. The writer notes foggy Ozark travel and a wary eye on local crime history while surveying bath houses eating spots and lodging. They observe chicken industry growth and tourist goods, comment on natives and road travel, and plan to explore the town.
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Ozarks
Hot Springs
National Editorial Association
Missouri
Arkansas
Ozark Country
Brooklyn
Predictions on new Congress from 1939 election results
The piece argues three broad forecasts for the new Congress: liberal inclination in the majority, limited intra party conflicts among Democrats, and continued Republican splits. It cites larger Democratic majorities in the House and Senate and notes leadership tensions involving Speaker Rayburn and Senator Johnson amid shifting alliances.
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Washington
House
Senate
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rayburn
Johnson
Warm Air to Break Through Midwest Cold Snap
Cold air grips eastern two thirds of nation with subfreezing readings in cities like Boston at -13. A southerly warm air flow is forecast to reach the Mississippi Valley later today, lifting temperatures by 8 to 12 degrees in many areas. Snow flurries dot the Great Lakes and Appalachians, with light precipitation on the West Coast.
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Associated Press
Plains
Rockies
Atantic Seaboard
Dixie
Boston
Midwest
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Dakotas
Kansas
Great Lakes
Appalachian Mountain Range
Vermont
Tennessee-North Carolina
Washington
California
American Airlines set to resume service after pilot strike
American Airlines moved to recall furloughed staff and restart flights as union leaders gathered to act on a settlement with the Air Line Pilots Association. federal mediators announced a principle agreement Friday, with details pending contract language and ratification.
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Washington
American Airlines
American
Air Line
Assn
Atlantic News-Telegraph Masthead and Rates
The Atlantic News Telegraph published at 314 Chestnut Atlantic Iowa emits its editor and pricing schedule listing monthly and yearly subscription rates for local Cass and adjoining counties and broader U.S. coverage with Canada options. The notice declares registration details and body matter dates from 1913 as a second class matter.
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Chestnut
Atlantic
Iowa
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Rimpson
News
Iews
Ener Usva Daily Press Assocailor
Lnw. Press Association
National Editorial Association
Allandle
Cass
U. S
Canada
Republicans Win On Democratic Process In Senate Battles
Washington observers note Republicans gain edge in the past ten days by using democratic processes to challenge party leaders. Halleck replaces Martin as GOP leader after a close secret ballot, signaling vigor amid a broader party clash over civil rights and filibusters.
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Washington
House
Smith
Sam Rayburn
Dale Alford
Arkansas
Charlie Halleck
Joe Martin
GOP
Clinton Anderson
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
U.S.A
Martin Shaken
Martin
General MacArthur
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Chamber
American Institute of Architects
Chicago
U.S
Frank Thompson
New Jersey
Eisenhower
Thompson
Metcalf
Montana
Udall
Arizona
Vanik
Ohio
Ike
New House
Chet Holifield
Sam
Howard Smith
Democratic Party
Dennis Chavez
Chavez
Johnson
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A nostalgic poem celebrating fatherhood and the joys of watching a baby grow. The speaker imagines future moments when his child will patter, take his hand, and bring shared adventures, detailing the hopeful bond between dad and child beyond present toil.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
George Matthew Adams
Cob and wash house fire damages home southeast of here
Firemen answered a Friday morning alarm to extinguish a blaze at a cob and wash house near the freddier home southeast of here. Loss covered by insurance.
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Wiota
Freddier
Here
Budget Bureau accused of leaking 1960 budget data
Rep. Clarence Cannon charges the Budget Bureau leaked next year’s budget details to lobbyists. He claims school officials and farm leaders have been tipped that education and farm funds will be cut, fueling complaints to Congress as lobbyists relay information to community leaders.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Budget Bureau
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
National Turkey Federation Grants Life Membership to Pomeroy
The National Turkey Federation awarded a life membership to Dr. H. Pomeroy, University of Minnesota poultry pathologist, at the end of its convention in Des Moines. The honor, reserved for non-growers, is the federation’s highest distinction.
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Des Moines
National Turkey Federation
Pomeroy
University of Minnesota Poultry Pathologist
Defense in Contract Bridge A Trump Return Dilemma
In a Masters' match facing East after two spade wins, the article argues against a routine diamond or club lead and against a heart return. East should instead continue spades to set up a second trump for West, aiming to defeat declarer by creating genuine trump tricks and promoting West’s potential winners.
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East
Tor
Declarer
West
South
When Arteries Harden Patient Can Help Too
A physician explains arteriosclerosis and hypertension as distinct but related conditions. Age weakens artery elasticity, and clues appear during routine exams or eye checks. The article lists lifestyle rules: healthy diet, healthy weight, and a calm, moderate routine to aid the patient.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M. D
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Jensen Assails Modern Reuther Liberals in Record
Rep. Ben Jensen of Iowa attacks modern Reuther liberals in the Congressional Record. He accuses them of following the Labor Party and being bought and paid for by contributions to campaigns. The piece notes criticism of constitutional rights and taxpayers' dollars with a closing unrelated line on pulse rates.
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Washington
Congressional Record
Ben Jensen
Iowa
Reuther
Walter) Reuther
Liberal Labor Party
Plan to Eliminate Eight Standing Committees Proposed
Keokuk AP Republican plan to cut eight of the Senate's 39 standing committees was outlined in a letter to Democrat Edward J. McManus of Keokuk. Sen. Jack Schroeder said three panels would be eliminated and others merged under new groupings such as Transportation and Public Lands and Buildings. The move requires a Senate rule change and McManus noted he will take office Jan. 15.
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Keokuk
Senate
Edward J. McManus
McManus
Jack Schroeder
Davenport
Des Moines
GOP
William Nicholas
Oetfest Nicholas
Schroeder
Transportation
Board of Parole
Board of Control
Iowa Development and Interstate Cooperation
Iowa Development Committee
Public Libraries and Public Lands and Buildings
Public Lands and Buildings
Waterloo ex-city attorney Kepford tax charge dismissed
A charge against Upton B. Kepford, former Waterloo city attorney, for failing to file a 1958 state income tax return was dismissed after Judge Horace Van Meter found he had settled his tax liability before the charge was filed.
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Waterloo
Upton B. Kepford
Horace van Metre
Kepford
Assembly installs 39 cent light to pace votes
A red tail light costing 39 cents is set in the House of Representatives chamber at the Statehouse to flash when members should not start voting too early, aiming to regulate the pace of new members during sessions.
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Des Moines
House of Representatives
Statehouse
Iowa Defeats California In Rose Bowl Classsic 38-12
Iowa trounces California 38 to 12 in the Rose Bowl with dominant ground attack and stout defense. California struggled to contain the Iowa offense as the Hawkeyes pulled away in the second half.
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Iowa
California
Loveless may reappoint Brown as state safety commissioner
Gov. Loveless plans to renominate Russell I. Brown for the safety commissioner post. Iowa AG Norman Erbe ruled Brown meets the five year residency requirement, though questions arose due to Brown's time living out of state while maintaining Iowa as his home. Brown, born 1925 in Dumont, rose through Iowa institutions and has resided in Des Moines since 1955.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Herschel C. Loveless
Russell I. Brown
Brown
Senate
Iowa
Public Safety
Norman Erbe
Erbe
Office
Commissioner of Public Safety
Dumont
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Creston
New York
New York University Center For Safety
National Safety Council
Council
Chicago
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Clinton Moyer
Marion
Nichelas
William H. Nicholas
Nicholas
William G. Murray
Japan
Pasadena
Loveless
Iowafornians
Long Beach
Sugar quotas shape Cuban crop impact on US market
Sugar prices and supply are tightly controlled by US policy. Cuba can ship only part of its crop, with a quota just over 3 million tons from a total US consumption around 9.5 million. If demand stays steady, American shoppers should avoid shortages or big price swings despite Castro's rise.
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New York
U.S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Cuban Sugar Institute
United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Department of Agriculture
Castro
Dial Mixup Hits Salina Caller Connecting Alaska
Keith Duckers dialed a Salina clothing store number but heard a reply from Fairbanks Alaska. After questions, he learned the line went to the wrong number because a fault in the new long distance dialing system.
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Salina, Kan
Keith Duckers
Salina
Duckers
Fairbanks
Alaska
Iowa student named vice chairman of Young Democratic Clubs
Chuck Manald of Belle Plaine Iowa is named vice chairman of the students division of the Young Democratic Clubs of America. He is a freshman law student at Iowa. The piece notes Abbeville Louisiana hosts a major rice milling facility.
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IOWAN
Washington
Chuck Manald
Belle Plaine
Iowa
Young Democratic Clubs of America
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