15 Jan 1958
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1958
Page
1
The author questions the practical benefits of space exploration arguing that moon missions and beyond offer little to mankind. They suggest Earth based science suffices for planetary knowledge and urge Congress to prioritize critical domestic needs over costly space programs. The piece even suggests letting the Russians fund the venture.
The piece argues that Congress resists deficit spending yet cannot avoid it in an election year. It criticizes repeated growth in government outlays, noting tax fears deter tax hikes and highlighting the government's reliance on the credit of taxpayers to cover sustained spending without a surplus.
Industry bosses oppose blanket national profit sharing arguing plans vary by local risk and business needs. They say high risk earns more and labor bears little risk under the Reuther design, requiring tailored approaches for each firm rather than one nationwide scheme.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices for city and out of state readers, detailing carrier, mail to Cass county area, nationwide, Canada, and international options with monthly and yearly terms. It notes publication schedule and association memberships.
Drew Pearson reports Trans-Caribbean wins a regular New York to San Juan route over established lines with White House backing. Col Gordon Moore Ike’s brother-in-law rose from uncertain retiree to VP role as Chalk’s firm gains favored status.
A poem highlighting a mix of world scents and city life culminating with a warning to "Look in BOTH directions before pulling onto the highway from sideroads or streets" to save lives.
Former Kansas governor and 1936 Republican presidential nominee Alf M Landon told teachers from three southwest Kansas counties that Secretary of State Dulles should resign. He argued a new secretary is needed for a constructive foreign policy and to prevent ceding initiative to Russia.
A detailed bridge problem from B Jay Becker analyzes a defensive shift after a queen of spades opening. It discusses ducking heart risk, managing spades 4-3 split, and aiming for three club tricks by South with careful lead choices and cross-ruff considerations.
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen warns that tight garments like girdles may harm health during long TV viewing. Eye strain is discussed, with tips to rest eyes hourly and move about. A Philadelphia doctor cites cases of circulatory issues and blood clots from cramped sitting positions.
A medical column recalls a post holiday episode where a woman remained immobile for hours, treated with anticoagulants and vasodilators with full recovery. It urges frequent movement, girdle removal, and cautions on hormone cancer links while noting menopause treatment debates.
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