21 Jan 1957
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1957
Page
1
The piece argues modern flight turns the world into a close neighbor with reach to any place in hours. It says U S planes could be used for bombs or for peace by delivering aid and technicians, stressing the flight must be a neighborly gesture to help humanity survive.
The article argues the US acts as a de facto international police to deter lawless nations and safeguard a free world. It states the Eisenhower program is dying and the UN cannot enforce global order without US aid. It stresses the burden is costly but necessary until the UN can assume the role.
The text argues Tito's Yugoslavia role could spur independence movements from Moscow. Tito, a communist, opposes much of Moscow backed by democracy and could inspire democratic currents. It supports recognizing Tito to encourage reforms and reduce Soviet influence.
King Saud of Saudi Arabia sails to the United States to brief President Eisenhower on views of Egypt Syria Jordan and Saudi Arabia regarding the Eisenhower doctrine. Cairo talks ended with a 36 million dollar annual grant to Jordan to replace British aid and a pledge that Arab nationalism should guide policy.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph announces publication evenings excluding Sundays under News-Telegraph Pub Corp F D Simpson editor with contact numbers for News and Business Office. It lists postage and subscription rates by carrier and mail for Cass county and neighboring regions including domestic and Canada options.
President Eisenhower starts a second term with improved congressional rapport and a keener sense of how to shape policy. He aims to foster peace, develop leaders, and rejuvenate the Republican Party while navigating backstage deals that could affect his historic standing.
In a volatile Kremlin moment Khrushchev praises Stalin amid shifting stance on the dead leader. He contrasts February denunciation with Thursday’s brief tribute, signaling a broader move to reshape Soviet leadership narratives amid Cold War currents.
A 1957 King Features Syndicate column explains sleep needs vary by person and notes too much or too little sleep can affect alertness and efficiency. It offers tips such as daily walking for better rest and mentions general sleep patterns and restlessness. It ends with a Q and A on pinworm remedies.
An editor's note reproduces a Chicago Tribune editorial from January 19 citing Joseph T. Meek who inspired it. Meek taught at Audubon and is married to Margaret Schuler of Atlantic, with local relatives, and he recently ran for Illinois senator.
Joseph T. Meek argues to end state subsidies for homemaking and distributive education as well as farming vocational courses to shift funds to a general state aid program. He urges local financing where the value is clear and notes federal subsidies are no longer justified. The Illinois school problems commission should focus on maintaining general education standards amid tight finances.
The article notes that attempts to re-justify Stalin in at the top would mark a return to Stalinism, criticizing the Kremlin for lacking their usual coolness and savvy. It argues recent events contradict the image of their steady direction.
A reflective poem recalling a changing city with newer streets and modern towers while cherishing memories of friends and playgrounds from the past and noting the enduring pride in the city despite progress. The speaker honors those who helped the city grow and laments vanished dreamers.
Republican majority on the State Executive Council postponed the Monday meeting to Tuesday so Governor Herschel Loveless could attend Eisenhower's inaugural ceremonies in Washington with his wife. They flew home to Des Moines to return for the council session and legislature reconvening.
Dr. Alva H. Clark of St. Paul's Methodist Omaha will keynote the Atlantic YMCA banquet at St. Paul's Lutheran in Omaha Friday at 6 30 pm. Mayor Lundberg will MC, Wilbert Hoegh to extend welcome, Harl Holt to review a year of YMCA work, with music by the Jackson Mother Singers. Death in the gas chamber is the penalty for murder in several states.
Iowa official Loveless and Mrs Loveless planned to attend the inaugural ceremonies on Monday and fly back to Des Moines in the afternoon. He will not attend the inaugural ball.
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