15 Jan 1957
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1957
Page
1
A columnist argues that lenient parenting breeds delinquency by compromising school discipline. The piece urges parents to back authority, warning that children who avoid consequences at home risk criminal paths. Strong language targets guardians who shield misbehaving youths.
A 50 year resident and long-time immigrant died recently. His will made public shows he left practically all his life savings to New York City in gratitude for the opportunities the city provided. The editorial celebrates his good citizenship and urges others to follow his example.
The piece notes how senate control hinges on vacancies and resignations. Chet Eckles, a longtime business leader and Masonic figure, is remembered for his local influence and sudden death. A record low of 42 below in Iowa sets a harsh winter benchmark.
Farm Bureau presidents from eight Midwest states pressed early congressional action on a corn program to aid 1957 planting plans and opposed reestablishment of the acreage allotment. They warned a return would jeopardize soil bank gains and hurt 1957 adjustments while noting potential cheap corn and lower livestock prices due to allotment compliance concerns.
The notice lists publication details for the Atlantic News-Telegraph, including editor contact, association memberships, and subscription rates. It covers carrier, in-county, and national mail rates, with durations from one month to one year and regional variations.
Washington policy makers reject financing the Aswan Dam for Nasser and offer year by year economic aid instead. Dulles is described as a popular hero in Britain, while Cannon blasts Dewey Short at a closed Democratic caucus and Saund delays his India trip citing VOA cancellations.
Washington The House Republican Committee on Committees assigned Iowa’s seven Republican representatives to various panels. Appointments include Agriculture Charles Hoeven Des Moines area and others to Appropriations Banking and Currency District of Columbia Foreign Affairs House Administration Post Office Public Works and Armed Services. In Galveston Texas Charles Hayes’s spear fishing trip ends with his car sinking at high tide. Sawmills now employ high pressure water jets to strip bark from trees.
Dr. Herman B. Bundesen explains carbon monoxide danger from faulty heating and vents. Symptoms include headaches dizziness and nausea. immediate fresh air and warmth are critical. Paris physicians report cytochrome C aiding revival in coma cases.
The Suez Canal crisis shadows US markets as gasoline and heating oil rise. Industry faces higher operating costs while optimistic outlooks cite potential relief from Europe by May and improved Middle East supply. Transport bottlenecks and uneven regional distribution may cause spotty pricing and possible price wars.
Senator Neuberger describes the White House plan to bar newsmen from Eisenhower's second term oath as a dangerous precedent. He argues the oath should be public to protect democratic transparency and press coverage.
Britain supported the new U S proposal for international control of space missiles and urged urgent UN study. It called for similar controls on long range submarines and aircraft that could serve as launching platforms.
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