02 Jul 1955
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1955
Page
1
A former peak of McCarthyism has quieted as the campaign nears. The senate approved creating a high level board to review the security program, acknowledging his influence while hinting he prefers being back in public life.
The speaker notes that mandatory acreage limits and a guaranteed price support may expand the wheat surplus if nature cooperates. He questions how long the nation will sustain paying producers for crops that cannot be used or sold, despite high pay.
The column warns about a dangerous weekend on Lake Manawa and reckless driving while noting dry weather and rains across Iowa affecting crops. It critiques history debunkers, lampoons Davy Crockett lore, and predicts the biography will outlast critics.
Mrs. Edward, 63, died Friday from third degree injuries after a gas explosion in her home. Authorities described burns as severe and services set for Tuesday in Oxford West Virginia. The report notes the fatal incident remains under investigation.
A man from Platte City Missouri received a five year prison term. Randolph A. Beil, age 4, of Bluefield, was identified in the report as the convicted individual.
Massena Pvt. Charles Brown is on a eight week clerk typist training at Camp Chafee after a 18 day furlough at home with his wife and son Charles III. Cpl. Joe Kosar returned to Camp McCoy after visiting his parents. The American Red Cross assisted 62,000 families with emergency aid and 7,100 with long term aid in the past year.
Publication notice from Newe Telegraph Pub Corp lists editor contact and newspaper mailing options. Subscriptions via carrier or mail vary by region with different rates for Iowa and outside states, including Canada, and reflect 1913 pricing and postal classifications.
The report cites Drew Pearson on Sen McCarthy ally Harris maneuvering to fix gas price limits. The stalled bill faced a 13 to 13 vote with Harris seeking one more supportive vote to overcome opposition. He pressed for intervention against large utilities while not offending producers.
A fragmentary text lists pecans and a picnic scene with tables at an outdoor beach area. It references laughter and a world graced by thoughtful writing, plus scattered phrases like equipment placed where needed.
Fragmented OCR notes mention a route and a delivery for a service. The readable text is unclear but indicates discussion of path and availability. No concrete dates, people, or organizations are established in the readable portion.
The piece questions the precise functions of the FBI and how its powers should be protected. It asks about federal security activities, rights of suspects, and the roles of agencies like the Passport Office and Immigration Service, reflecting concerns over government policy and oversight.
A garbled report mentions a king, a dig camp, and a meeting at a given committee. The readable words indicate a solution or settlement arising from the camp and a command or commitment discussed in the local session.
A sparse excerpt describes someone recounting encounters with a Girl Scout center at Sunnyside this week. The quoted speaker mentions a girl with four brothers and adds, I was counting my daddy and my dog.
In Saigon, Ambassador G Frederick Reinherdt gave Premier Ngo Dinh Diem a check for 11 million dollars to aid rehabilitation of refugees from the North. Earlier, Diem had received a 23 million dollar government grant. Separately, the Soaring Association of Cedar Rapids formed as a nonstock corporation to promote glider flying with officers Tom Moore, Le J Miner, Carole Hendrickson, and Dean Wagner.
Louis Spiker and his son Steven visited Omaha Saturday to confront Louis's father Frank Spiker in a tense family clash.
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