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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1960
Page
1
The article contrasts liberal and conservative views on spending with liberals seen as optimistic about spending to prosperity and conservatives warning of bankruptcy. It notes liberals hold power and that history favors conservatives, while the public remains hopeful that liberal ideas will prove sound.
The article argues that Africa's push for self rule mirrors Algeria's conflict with French control. Natives seek independence while French settlers resist, promising a tough path ahead. De Gaulle pledges a choice of government for Algeria, but colonists fear electoral losses as natives gain momentum across Africa.
The government funds cover most flood damage at the disposal plant freeing city funds for needed improvements. Officials say 18th Street sewer and airfield modernization will proceed while 2nd Street sewer repairs are funded.
An educator discussion notes that grades correlate with later prominence. A past study showed top students tend to be influential in their communities, suggesting grades serve as a reasonable measure of a person’s ability.
Des Moines AP reports Towans will observe Crusade for Freedom Radio Free Europe Day on February 24. Gov. Herschel Loveless proclaims the day to honor private citizens transmitting truth about democracy to behind the Iron Curtain. Clarence W. Moody of Burlington named state chairman.
The Rhineland Palatinate state bans the Right-wing German Reich party amid a surge in anti semitic sentiment after two party members were convicted of desecrating the Cologne synagogue on Christmas Eve.
Tunisia and Cuba will set up diplomatic relations and deepen economic and cultural cooperation, announced by the Tunisian Foreign Ministry.
Gatlantic News Telegraph Atlantic IOWA lists publication details editor office hours and pricing. Subscription rates shown for carrier in Atlantic Cass counties and broader mail options across Iowa U S Canada with varied durations and prices.
Democratic senators debated federal aid for education with Catholic opposition cited by Sen. Hill as a reason to trim the measure. Clark urged including teachers' salaries while Morse and others urged no compromise, stressing education as key to national security and progress. The caucus favored strengthening the McNamara Hart bill.
Harlan attorney Jake More, former Iowa Democratic chair, endorses Duke Norberg as state Democratic chairman and urges unity. More aims to attend the national convention as a delegate and to help secure a fall victory, while directing support from Gov. Herschel Loveless. More also leads the Midwest regional committee with 13 states, term ending September.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Husmann returned to Branson Missouri after spending two weeks with relatives in the area.
A brief column titled Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest reflects on everyday life and shared human experiences through simple, light verse tone and hometown sensibilities. The piece highlights ordinary people and common kindness with gentle humor.
In a period voice, a brisk ode to iceboat racing describes the danger and thrill of the sport as boats skim the frozen river. A separate AP report from New York states truck driver Robert Irvine 55 admits hitting pedestrian John Senter 57 in Brooklyn January 2 and fleeing to avoid spoiling 26 years of accident-free driving.
If you live on a city carrier route in Atlantic and do not receive your newspaper by 7 p.m., contact the circulation department to report a missed delivery and arrange replacement.
In the Masters' Individual Championship, B Jay Becker profiles a difficult hand. East's bold double signals a forced lead choice, and many East players misdefend. The article details how ducking the heart can defeat the doubled contract, with West and dummy coordinating to pressure declarer.
Article by Dr Herman N Bundesen explains that frequent use of strong nasal preparations can irritate the nasal mucosa and worsen sinusitis. It describes how infections can travel from the nose to sinuses, the pain areas around the eyes, and warns heat helps only to relieve pain, not cure. It lists warning signs and urges consulting a doctor promptly.
Disciplinary committees to judge and hear convicts for rule violations established at Fort Madison Penitentiary and Anamosa Reformatory. Committees include deputy warden, captain of guards and other officials. aim to replace older punitive measures and allow self defense hearings.
A Communist official reports a sweeping purge of Latvian newspaper and magazine editors for failing to promote Communism in the republic. A. Y. Pelske, named first secretary of the Latvian Communist Party after a fall reshuffle, wrote in Pravda that the move fights rising nationalism in the former independent Baltic state.
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi appealed at a Liberal Democrat convention for party support to back and ratify the new United States Japan security treaty on the eve of Diet debate.
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