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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1959
Page
1
The text argues pay-as-you-go funding would save money by ending 7 billion dollars annual debt interest. It claims debts would be cleared, ongoing debt handling costs reduced, and cash-based efficiency could improve returns for government bodies from federal to local levels, praising Nebraska as already using the plan.
The article argues that U S labor costs are higher than in other nations and will raise prices, risking losing global market share. It notes rising industrialization in China India and Russia and warns U S industry must cut costs or face severe harm as those centers expand.
The Palimpsest notes Iowa in 1858 with Simoda New Idea published in Shelby county. It mentions Old Sands of Life a popular remedy created by an unsuccessful newspaper man who built a $100,000 fortune. The piece highlights the versatile role of early newspaper men.
The Davenport Weekly Gazette from 1858 warned of overstocked provisions and hard times caused by too much to eat. The note draws a contrast to 1958 and claims Russians adopt odd tactics in their stance toward the United States, though only momentarily.
Rep Merwin Coad of Boone is named to the House Agriculture Committee by the Democratic Committee on Committees marking the first Iowa Democrat on the panel in 75 years. Hoeven also chosen to join the Agriculture Committee and Wolf recommended for the space age committee.
Thirty-one students at Grant independent school posted perfect attendance for the third six week period of 1958-59, while 23 students achieved perfect records for the first semester. Eurene Knepper named new vocal teacher at C&M High School begins in the second semester. a Nebraska Central College graduate with prior Bayard teaching experience and a year in business. The Kneppers have four children: Kent, Karen, Connie, and Craig.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Lowe returned from Los Angeles where they attended the Rose Bowl game and parade. Their son Sp 3 David G Lowe accompanied them home after receiving his discharge on Jap 8 from Fort MacArthur where he had served the past two years. En route they visited Albuquerque New Mexico and the Grand Canyon.
A column recounts an editor at the NEA convention who quips that longevity comes from selling out. It mentions an Ozark backwoods store tale and highlights Ames Bourns Instruments manufacturing Atlas satellite parts led by Richard Caddock. Also notes the demolition of World War II memorial pillars at the city park gateway.
The poem frames a paradox between refusing to exert effort and longing for a noble distant goal. It contrasts comfort with a drive toward higher ideals and meaningful achievement, inviting reflection on purpose beyond ease.
Atlantic Iowa newspaper lists subscription pricing by carrier and mail. Rates vary by region including Cass and adjoining counties, other Iowa areas, U.S. addresses, and Canada with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options.
Drew Pearson reports Anastas Mikoyan won over key American business leaders including Ed Ryerson of Inland Steel Walter Cisler of Detroit Edison Cyrus Eaton of C&O and Henry Ford. Lyndon Johnson warns Michigan Sen Hart about party discipline as Mikoyan seeks easing of the Berlin crisis and a potential veto on atomic tests.
An overview of how oxygen tents assist serious cases. It explains normal oxygen levels, when higher concentrations are needed, and how a tent with a transparent top and sodium lime keeps carbon dioxide out. Recovery typically spans four to five days with gradual reintroduction of normal air.
In a North-South vulnerable deal East to lead a club to attack a presumed strong declarer. East won the club lead with the king and, by careful defense, forced South down one after ruffing clubs and managing trump and diamond sequences. Contenders weighed West's possible aces and the crucial fourth trick in spades.
Griswold hosts the second in a ten part series of ladies night school meetings led by Mrs. Wayne Steffen with council chair Mrs. John Shultz. Beginners sewing and tailoring classes are taught by Mrs. Gus Bergstrom and Mr. Wayne Steffens, while drapes and furniture refinishing follow. Forty seven women enrolled. about 40 men attend the adult night classes under Charles Vanderbur.
In a sermon themed on the Mount, Butler urged protecting the rights of all Americans, stating the need to safeguard rights for white and Black citizens alike amid integration debates.
In New Orleans a Democratic committee selected a convention site and will present the choice to the national committee on Feb 22. Six cities San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Philadelphia New York and Miami Beach bid for the gathering. DNC chairman Paul Butler, in town, forecast a strong civil rights platform driven by Congress and public sentiment.
Des Moines Iowa AP Frank Seiberling a professor of art history at Ohio State University has been appointed professor and head of the art department at the State University of Iowa The State Board of Regents approved the appointment Seiberling a member of the Ohio State faculty since 1946 will assume the post in Iowa City on September 18 He previously headed the education department at the Toledo Museum of Art in Ohio.
A fragment notes Nevada's desert landscape and a curious link to a Spanish term for snow, hinting at historical naming themes and regional linguistic curiosities in a brief item.
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