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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
2
The writer advocates community improvements for Atlantic including a college branch, an old people’s home, wider streets, roses in public spaces, more park space near the east side, and better business district plantings. It invites readers to share their ideas for local welfare.
A mother of three is killed in a highway accident near the city limits during the Memorial Day weekend. The deceased was a passerby unknown to locals, but her death underscores the recurring holiday dangers on national roadways.
The world watches De Gaulle as he rises to power. He is seen as reformist rather than dictatorial and holds limited support among French citizens. His stance on NATO and relations with Moslem subjects shapes international expectations.
A column surveys election peacefulness versus riots abroad, warns about Moscow music diplomacy, and notes Atlantic carnival location as a nuisance. It celebrates Cass County’s first million dollar rainfall, predicts increased weather control by science, and ponders man versus nature in weather mastery.
British actress Deborah Kerr announced she and husband Anthony Bartley are estranged and working to resolve their difficulties. Kerr is in Vienna to film with Yul Brynner about the 1956 Hungarian uprising. Bartley, a WWII RAF hero, is a London based film and television producer.
A couple celebrates twelve years of marriage and mentions two daughters, aged 11 and an additional younger child. The fragment indicates family milestones and parental status.
Gus T. Kues ter, long time Iowa House member and speaker, announced support for Sen. Alan West of Sac City in the Republican race for lieutenant governor.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph printed in Atlantic Iowa provides its masthead details, editors and office addresses along with subscription rates for in-town carriers by month and year and mail rates for Cass county, surrounding areas, Iowa and Canada.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson examines the missing Columbia University professor Jesus de Salvador Galindez. He questions the large funds recorded since 1950 and whether Spanish Basques or espionage agents paid him, noting Swiss accounts and secret transfers. He urges a full investigation of the Galindez case and possible CIA involvement.
A poetic blessing titled June Bride speaks of blessings for a June wedding bride. The verse holds wishes for lasting happiness, mutual support, and protection through life’s joys and sorrows as she joins in marriage.
A reflective verse noting how sorrow forges bonds among people, and how shared grief shapes friendship, memory, and endurance in times of loss.
Clarke College awarded 66 degrees at its 115th commencement as Most Rev Leo Binz Archbishop of Dubuque conferred the degrees. Miss Margaret Mealey gave the address and Roseanne Vitullo of Chicago earned summa cum laude. Magna cum laude honors went to Mariclare Costello Mary Hilger and Patricia Holmes cum laude Judith Hess graduated cum laude. Mirrors are invaluable in many professions Dentists aircraft inspectors and scientists rely on them for precise work.
East dealer, not vulnerable, B Jay Becker as defending holder faces a mixed hand layout. North shows 243 with king queen ten four. East holds K9876, West KQ1098, South AJ102. The excerpt outlines bidding and card distribution for a single hand in the event.
The article recounts a vintage bridge hand from a duplicate game. West bids boldly after a complex sequence, aiming to beat rival East-West scores on five clubs, with a redouble and a pursuit of seven by declarer. The narrative notes strategic motives and a dramatic dummy reversal.
The piece urges an annual health check with a doctor to gauge true health. It lists normal ranges for temperature blood pressure and sugar, blood counts and clotting, basal metabolic rate and heart rate by age and sex, then answers a reader question about finger joint pain likely due to osteoarthritis and the need for physician consultation.
United States construction contracts last month rose 4 percent from a year earlier per F W Dodge Corp. Savings gains fund lending and expansion as residential building climbs 1 percent in several dwelling units. Government figures show 32 billion dollars planned for new plant and equipment despite a slower expansion pace.
The nation's 520 mutual savings banks report rising deposits and mortgage loans with deposits reaching a record 32.5 billion dollars as 22 million depositors hold funds. April mortgage lending rose by 154 million dollars as savings sources flood into home building and business expansion.
A new fully electronic traffic signal with no mechanical parts opens in Cedar Rapids. Safety Commissioner Robert Johnson notes most signals use mechanical components, while this Eagle Signal Corp system from Moline Illinois and Davenport Iowa promises double the life expectancy as the first unit installed anywhere.
The offer promotes a full page newspaper ad available to run in daily U.S. papers at about a penny per copy, advertising space for nationwide reach.
The Clinton Iowa Women’s Club led a push to fund two new schools through a bond issue, asking if children are worth five pounds of coffee. Their eight week campaign helped pass the $1.745 million bond by 73 percent, placing them among eight finalists for a $10,000 prize announced at the Detroit GFWC convention.
In Long Beach California AP pilot A G Heimerdinger 48 led the maiden 2 hour 5 minute flight of the four engine DC8 Jetliner from Municipal Airport to Edwards Air Force Base The pilot called the DC8 the finest transport he has flown praising its handling and performance The jetliner seats 176 across the United States at 600 mph top speed and 3900 mile range with wingspan 139 ft 9 in length 150 ft and tail height 42 ft
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