12 Jul 1960
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1960
Page
1
The mulberry is described as bland solo but flavorful when combined with other fruits, enhancing rhubarb sauce jam applesauce and stewed plums. It is praised for its versatility and social value, likened to people who contribute when joining with others. The piece concludes with a cheer for the berry as a strong communal contributor.
A columnist laments preapproved protest quotas at a national political convention. They argue that limits on number of demonstrators bands and demonstration duration reveal paid organizers curate enthusiasm rather than genuine support for a candidate.
Castro pursued Soviet oil to keep Cuba’s refineries running and faces fuel shortages and factory closures. The U.S. severed economic aid, exposing Cuba to harsher terms and the loss of sugar subsidies. The piece contrasts U.S. aid with Soviet support and its impact on Cuba’s economy.
The article traces how the vice presidency evolved from a political graveyard to a crucial post. It notes Nixon's extensive duties representing the United States at conferences and in critical regions, signaling the office’s current importance and need for strong qualifications.
Lew Farrell of Des Moines was subpoenaed and slated to testify before a federal grand jury investigating narcotics trafficking and obstruction of justice. U.S. Attorney Edward L. Scheufler announced Farrell was served in Des Moines on Saturday.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details for 1912 including editors and associations and provides subscription rates by carrier, mail to Cass and adjoining counties, other Iowa areas, U.S. outside Iowa, and Canada with yearly and half year options. No specific events or articles are included in the readable text.
Drew Pearson reports Kennedy displays bold foreign policy leadership while Lyndon Johnson is praised for civil rights efforts. The Roosevelt family splits over Kennedy and two Pennsylvania leaders may decide Pennsylvania’s 81 votes. Copyright 1960 Bell Syndicate.
A several hundred crowd in LaVistaville followed hounds Sunday night as a beagle bayed on scent. The barking kept many awake while fox hunters viewed the sport as lively entertainment. Also noted, Ben Magill enjoyed a Lake of the Ozarks vacation with car key mishap and a stove explosion incident. Scott Eugene Holmes, first child of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holmes, was born at Atlantic hospital with multiple great grandparents listed. The lowest official temperature in San Juan Puerto Rico reached 62 degrees.
Poem notes simple moral conduct and steady effort to avoid low or mean acts. It advises keeping conscience clean serving where sent and facing the fight with faith. The piece praises friendship to the worthy and contentment with steady effort. The note adds the Suez Canal length as 103 miles.
South's bold play leveraged a defender mistake to make four hearts after a club lead. East ducking the jack of spades allowed West to win the king and limit the defense to one more spade, securing the contract for South.
In a 1960 King Features Syndicate column Dr Bundesen urges trust in doctors to treat premenstrual tension. He cites up to three quarters of women affected, notes emotional and physical symptoms, and explains meds to reduce ovulation, plus diet and vitamins. He also advises avoiding standing long, vigorous exertion, and reassures that relief and potential cure are possible.
Mr and Mrs Orlo Dean and daughters Mrs Ernest Forsyth and Mrs Ray Dean attended funeral services and burial for Aure Jet age 68 at Nodaway Sunday.
President Eisenhower starts drafting the July 26 Republican National Convention address with chief writer Malcolm Moos in the Newport Naval Base summer office. No content details were released but he is expected to reiterate his endorsement of Vice President Richard Nixon for the GOP nomination.
More than 30,000 American lives are laid to rest in six military cemeteries across France, marking a vast network of memorial burial sites for U S World War I casualties.
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