04 Jun 1956
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1956
Page
1
The article argues Tito’s Moscow welcome signals a shift as Yugoslavia and China resist Moscow’s direct control. It suggests communist parties in multi party systems may run their own affairs while Moscow maintains the aim of global communist dominance.
Taxpayers Association figures show Cass county maintains secondary roads at ALNGLSS per mile, below the state average of 338.50. Nearby counties run 301.62 in Adair, 399.46 in Adams, 330.70 in Audubon, 485.57 in Montgomery, 663.67 in Shelby, and 489.18 in Pottawattamie. The piece notes Cass roads are in good shape despite the lower spend and suggests Chickasaw county’s 119.18 per mile as a potential model for Cass.
The article notes a year with a budget surplus yet no push for federal tax cuts. Congressional and presidential leaders prefer applying any surplus to the public debt, currently near 400 billion. Analysts say Kefauver and Symington appear exhausted, with Democrats seeking a credible contender for the fall.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication details and subscription rates for readers in Atlantic Iowa Cass County and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery method and location with prices for monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms in and out of state.
Washington report details backstage maneuvers over the Kremlin invitation to the Air Force trip to Moscow. It also notes Humphr ey and Martin clash on bank credit, and McCarthy backed Glenn Davis to challenge Wiley, with strong sentiment favoring the incumbent in September.
ADAIR The Adair Commercial Club sponsors dedication of a new recreation center at the city park on Wednesday evening June 13. Dinner served 6 to 8 pm with free skating followed by a square dance with Smutty of Omaha calling the dances. Tickets for the dinner and the dance have prices listed.
GL Mehta, India's ambassador to the United States, told about 1,500 at Simpson College commencement that peaceful development matters most for Indian nations and warned against military pacts. He called for a world of hope, not fear, as nuclear power reshapes choices. He and four others received honorary degrees. 68 seniors graduated.
The piece discusses Professor Harold Barger of Columbia and the phrase fitness to teach. It contrasts tenure bound faculty with trustees and parents, cites KR Crossman on character versus knowledge, and laments self deception and political prejudice amid academia. The essay notes gifted outsiders succeeding without formal schooling.
J Leonard Reinsch a 47 year old Atlanta radio TV executive was named manager of the 1956 Democratic national convention opening in Chicago August 13 Chairman Paul Butler of the Democratic National Committee appointed Reinsch assistant chairman in charge of the convention to succeed William Neale Roach who resigned May 18.
H F Schroeder and Sons of Carroll submitted the low bids on four culvert projects totaling 33 372 54 and six grading projects 62 030 04 as May 21 set by the state highway commission. Adair county supervisors awarded Schildberg Construction Co of Greenfield a 6 061 98 surfacing contract.
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