Confusing Times on Hog Prices and Proposed Remedies
The piece discusses sagging hog prices due to multiple factors including overcapacity, lack of marketing, and weak advertising. It notes potential fixes like better marketing, selective culling, increased consumption promotion, and government action. Local chambers and agricultural groups advocate coordinated remedies to pressure state and federal units for action.
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Miassen Chamber of Commerce
Se Vans Chines
Scontuny
Jong
Control of Natural Gas Prices and Monopolistic Concerns
The piece argues against allowing free competition in natural gas supplies and supports some government control on pricing. It warns that without regulation producers may keep prices high, harming consumers. It calls for Consumer protection and a regulatory framework to limit monopolistic power.
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Oorty Tieton
Hughes Quits As Budget Chief
President Eisenhower accepts the resignation of budget chief Hughes citing personal and family reasons. Percival Brundage, a former accounting executive, will replace him as deputy budget director and Brundage hails from Montclair New Jersey. The administration notes the budget nearing balance for the current and next fiscal year.
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Washington
Rowland Hughes
Eisenhower
Hughes
Percival F. Brundage
Brundage Ts
Montclair
N. J
Congress
Atlantic News-Telegraph Advertisement Rates and Contacts
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription rates for local carriers and mail options across regions. It provides editor and office contact details and notes membership in press associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Dulles Eisenhower Strategy Faltered in Indochina
Drew Pearson assesses the Dulles Eisenhower approach to Indochina, arguing mixed warnings and public statements created confusion and vacillation. He cites conflicting bets by Nixon and Dulles, a cautious Geneva outcome, and a broader critique of U S policy that left Indochina largely under Communist control.
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Drew Pearson
Indo- China
Hitler
Dulles
Eisenhower
Indochina
U.S
Nixon
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Asia
New York Times
United States
Korea
USA
New York Herald Tribune
Mr. Dulles
Geneva
Life Magazine
Southeast Asia
Notable Youths Poised for Medical Careers Amid Careful Mentors
Fragmented reminiscence describes boys growing into doctors under patient guidance. A reverent narrator recalls friendly mentors and priests who encourage young learners toward healing arts, noting the era when old hands train new healers and youth translate effort into service.
Reported Jensen Eyes Congressional Seat in Seventh District
A local businessman, John Sophelien, is eyed as a possible candidate for Congress from the seventh district this year. He is related to Rep. Ben Jensen of Extra and is connected to the Campbellton Furniture Co. and a store in Horn Mroo.
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Eisenhower
Indochina
Seattle
Ching
Indochna
United States
New York Times
Esenhower
Kimballton
Jeraeheo
Heise
John Sophelien
Democratie Ihet
Ben Jenseno
Extra
Mroo Jensen
Kamballton Furniture Company
Rik Horn
John Sivers TH
Anton Swaxels
John
Joan
Tes
Paper Not Arriving by 7 PM on Atlantic City Route
Notice for residents on the Atlantic city carrier route who do not receive their newspaper by 7 p.m.. seek replacement or report delivery issue to ensure timely service.
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Atlantic
Times Change and Mind Endure in Illness Reflections
A patient recovering from a coronary writes on memory and thought under sedatives. He muses on minds of Cardinal Mindszenty, humility, democracy, and the fragility and resilience of life. He compares personal repair to progress through hardship toward clarity and dignity.
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Cardinal Mindszenty
Carlyle
Burns
Lookin Around Centered on Glasses Mix Up and Local Gossip
A humorous note from a small town column recounts two women who swapped glasses by mistake, discovered during a club meeting, and regained clear vision. It also mentions neighbors coffeeing, a line of telephones, a curious toddler, Cedar Waxwings, a misread thermometer, and pork versus beef debates in Cass county.
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Ous
Amon
Nits
Ceven
God
William Spence
Frank Johnston
Mrs. Spence
Johnston
Spence
Mrs. Johnston
Sundaw
Lincoln
Wisconsi
Cass County
Atlantic
General Grant
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Cass
U. S
Camada
Techia A
UM Et
Agency
R. E. McCauley Whitney Bank Lobby
John Foster Dulles
France
England
Ruhr
Thes
Adm Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Copsyeright
The
Bell Syndicate
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Max
Puidapee
Jensen
Congressional
East Side
West Side
LaVista Place
George &. Sokolsky
Ike
King Features Syndicate, Inc
FATE
Nawae Fey
Strong Furnace & Sheet Metal Works
East Third St
Zurfluh
John Molgaard
Greg Rains
Leo Pralt
Fred Switzer Lester Rhodes
Attautte Atlantice
Brink Express
Rheyre
Stran - Steel
Henningsen Construction Co
West Second
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