15 Jan 1959
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1959
Page
1
The piece argues austerity programs are feared but workable in practice. It highlights Connecticut where a first term governor implements a selective, cheaper government overhaul and wins a second term with broad party support, signaling public approval of prudent spending and calls for broader adoption.
A letter in the News-Telegraph discusses traveling salesmen’s cars being towed in Atlantic. Local officials aim to keep streets clean while hotels’ parking areas fill with city cars. Proposes limiting local parking after 5 pm and using courtesy tickets to resolve the dispute.
Editorial notes the GOP plans a sweeping rebuilding program to avoid stagnation. It suggests the party must overhaul its approach or risk stagnation while weighing the challenge of gaining congressional approval. The piece contrasts U S living standards with Russia and comments on a proposed pay as you go federal program.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph announces publication details for Atlantic Iowa with editor contact information and press affiliations. It lists subscription rates by carrier, local mail, Iowa and U.S. mail, including Canada pricing and varying term lengths.
The Justice Department reopened the Alabama tax inquiry after Jack Anderson’s Birmingham interview, reversing a March 10 1958 closing. Ex Governor Gordon Persons denies pressuring his brother in the White House over the matter and admits some funds were received, claimed as political contributions, while ABC board member Jimmy Thrower and aide Emory Solomon figure prominently. The Treasury believed the case airtight but was told to close, prompting new evidence gathering by both Treasury investigators and the column.
In 1758 New Jersey established what is believed to be America's first Indian reservation, a 3,284 acre tract in Burlington County set aside for the Lenni Lenape tribe.
Washington AP reports the first edition of Who's Who of American Women lists 19,000 women and one man Shirley Povich sports columnist for the Washington Post says he is unbothered by the inclusion. He notes he is often mistaken for a woman and admires the publishers choice.
A visitor unfamiliar with pedestrian signals phoned Baton Rouge police asking for directions to the state Capitol. When asked his location he stepped outside a phone booth and returned saying he was at the corner of Walk and Dont Walk.
The Iowa Highway Commission in Ames upheld District Engineer Earl Capel's recommendation to discharge Elwin F. Betts a 63 year old Sioux City employee since 1952. Capel said Betts could not work due to a physical disability.
In a He’ota Masters event, North-South reach a six heart contract after a spade lead. The declarer, facing two spade losers, uses a marked East with club length to execute an endplay sequence. South wins the spade, draws trumps, ruffs, and forces East to return diamonds, enabling South to discard and complete the slam.
Practical training helps preparing for a baby. Volunteer as a babysitter to gain real experience, join maternity courses, and read reliable baby care books. Get an extra helping hand, and coordinate with the mother to become acquainted with feeding and diapering routines. A Q and A note discusses breathing difficulties from neck or chest issues, recommending medical evaluation.
Gov. Loveless says he will hold breakfast conferences with lawmakers from both parties at the executive mansion during the 1959 session. He also plans periodic Statehouse conferences under the Don't drive if you drink campaign.
American Bus Lines accuses its striking union drivers of unfair labor practices and filed charges with the National Labor Relations Board in Kansas City. The complaint names Amalgamated Assn. locals 1133 Springfield Missouri 164% Omake and 1468 Salt Lake City as refusing to bargain since mid July.
Commission warned to revoke operating permit in To Wa unless service was restored. Firms then partially restored service from Del Mi to Shenandoah and Fairfield, but no supervisory staff remained. Des Moines AP notes scarlet fever isolation shortened to one week due to antibiotics.
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