29 Jan 1959
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1959
Page
1
The author argues Europe and Asia push industrialization creating cost advantages. The U S may face losing markets or rely on government subsidies for foreign trade. A tax funded plan would keep prices steady at home by aiding foreigners to buy U S goods, preserving living standards but raising taxpayer costs. How long can this continue?
The era sees vast change across science and society as nationalism redefines borders Africa emerges as independent nations and seeks self rule, while the communist drive advances. The piece frames reform as a defining force reshaping global politics and social relations.
Atlantic area discusses rapid school reorganization focusing on what the school offers scholastic standards and future development. It weighs plant costs tax base expansion needs and whether districts can sustain future needs without excessive levies. Personalities are excluded from the discussion.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists office address at 314 Chestnut St Atlantic Iowa and publishes evenings except Sunday. It notes editors and staff including F D Simpson and outlines subscription rates by carrier, mail in Cass and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, U S and Canada with varying terms. It confirms memberships in press associations.
Three Soviet freighters head toward Iraq carrying arms while over 200 Soviet advisers join the Iraqi army. Inside the White House a civil rights split pits General Persons and Gerald Morgan against Attorney General Rogers over how to handle integration.
The governor presented four revenue proposals to fund proposed expenditures. Proposal No 2 keeps cigarette and individual income tax increases, while adding a corporate tax rise to 3 percent, estimating about 8.8 million dollars yearly more for the general fund and 27.8 million remaining by the end of the next biennium. Other options include adjusting the cigarette tax with a three factor formulary for corporate tax and reallocating Iowa tax parameters, each leaving different balances in the general fund and affecting capital appropriations.
Tom Harper, 21, shot himself in the leg during fast draw practice and later accidentally shot his wife Ella, 20, in their trailer home. She is hospitalized with an abdominal wound. police confiscated Harper's .22-caliber pistol.
The analysis advises declarer to draw two trumps then cash the ace king of clubs to force a club trick. If East is forced to win the third club lead, defenders’ returns may eliminate the diamond loser, ensuring success. West holding the queen or ten of diamonds then leads to a connected trap for declarer.
Substitutes for bread include biscuits muffins corn bread and various crackers plus measured portions of cereals pasta and beans. Vegetables fruits and desserts are listed with specific portion sizes and guidance to include vitamin C rich juices daily. A note recommends checking with a physician, and a Q A covers causes of enlarged heart with advice for professional evaluation.
A brief vignette in which a father reflects on his young daughter and the mother’s influence. The child’s affectionate insistence and the mother’s shared charm reveal a parental bond, with the narrator mentioning the cost of gifts versus the warmth of family. The poem ends noting a safety reminder to reduce speed at dusk to save a life.
President Eisenhower will visit Thomasville, Georgia for a quail shoot and travel to Acapulco Mexico for a goodwill talks with President Adolfo Lopez Mateos within three weeks. He plans to depart Georgia on February 4 or 5 and return February 9, hosted by George M. Humphrey who has hosted the president each February for five years.
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