03 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1957
Page
1
An editorial argues for mixed Western Chinese trade to foster peace. It notes Britain and the United States disagree on trade with China, warning isolation harms global harmony. It asserts commerce builds mutual interest, friendship, and lasting peace.
The budget debate shows voters pushing for fiscal restraint and politicians promising tighter spending. Even without immediate cuts, the sustained scrutiny could eliminate waste and yield long term taxpayer savings.
The governor and the legislature refuse to yield, signaling a prolonged conflict that could derail desirable and necessary programs. A special session to revise vetoed measures would likely lead to repeated vetoes and renewed impasses throughout the term, harming the state.
Tension rises along the Suez crisis with debate over U S policy. The piece questions whether the United States should have allowed France and Britain to handle the matter, critiquing interference and the public’s idle speculation.
A 32.55 million program to expand the White House grounds and relocate the President’s office was recommended to President Eisenhower. A study panel proposed demolishing the old State War Navy Building west of the White House and erecting a new office complex for the President’s staff. Walnut Laurence Gibson ends barber business after 27 years. Heedshaw linked to Franklin Lite Insurance Co.
Evening edition details for Atlantic Iowa paper list editors and office contacts with subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions. Pricing shows varied monthly quarterly and yearly options for Cass county and outside areas, including U S and Canada.
Drew Pearson notes the Lidice monument near Joliet Illinois once honored 173 Czechs murdered by the Nazis. He recalls Willkie Roosevelt and public vows, and reports a Czech refugee finding only cigarette butts around the memorial. Brooklyn congresswoman Edna Kelly’s Vienna elevator moment is recounted. Government scientists’ petition against H-bomb tests is seized at NIH.
A poetic meditation by Edgar A. Guest on how wealth and grand furnishings do not ensure happiness at home. True warmth comes from kind words, family moments, and simple hospitality despite material splendor. The note references an honorable mention in an All-American Family Contest for the Sieben family of Waterloo, Iowa.
Practical tips for family car travel by Dr. Herman N. Bundesen. Survive long trips with inexpensive toys, games, and structured activities. Include quiet time, safe races, and balanced meals to reduce restlessness.
Daniel D. Carmell, 58, prominent labor attorney and counsel for Illinois and Chicago Federations of Labor, leapt from a 11th floor window at Narragansett Apartments in Hyde Park early Monday amid pending Mann Act charges. He had pled innocent in Davenport federal court and was awaiting trial in Chicago.
Des Moines George Uhl of Cedar Rapids was reelected president of the Iowa Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Assn. Also reelected were treasurer Mary Grobman Davenport and Dorothy Curtis. Mason City lists Peg Gaudian third vice president Cedar Rapids second vice president Marge Hahn. Cedar Rapids secretary and Lucille Nielsen Mason City historian. Attending rites Griswold Fred and Manley Metallough attended funeral services Friday at Fonda for brother in law Bert Heflin.
Three air masses spreading from the Atomic Energy Commission site after Sunday's small A-bomb test may bring minor off-site fallout. The second shot in the current series produced a brief flash and small round cloud. Observers estimated under five kilotons. Tests used animals to study gamma and neutron radiation effects. Next blast tentatively Tuesday morning.
The body of Mrs. Daniel Wozniak, wife of FSU journalism professor, was found Saturday in a car parked in a wooded area within two miles of her home. Authorities found no evidence of foul play. Wozniak previously worked at WOI in Ames and moved to Tallahassee in 1953.
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