04 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1957
Page
1
The text argues the Kremlin faces high costs in maintaining large armies to control satellites amid unrest. It suggests the shift of Soviet resources from arms to consumer goods and civilian needs, making Western double-deal risk lower under current conditions.
Scientists warn of potential buildup of radioactive fallout from ongoing atomic weapon tests. They caution that air already carries damaging materials and a prolonged test program could threaten humanity in case of broader conflict.
The article condemns the Dominican Republic’s ruler as one of the era’s worst tyrants. It notes murder as standard practice and threats to dissent, yet highlights his propaganda campaign to win U S favor. It cites two biographies and a weekly booklet praising his regime.
AMESP Chairman Robert K Beck announced independent real estate experts will be assigned to Waterloo to appraise right of way and evaluate property bought for a maintenance garage. The trio will also appraise the $22,800 December purchase. Loomis recommended the garage site amid a prior legislative inquiry.
Atlantic News-Telegraph announces post office entry and membership affiliations with Iowa and national press associations. It lists subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic, Cass and adjoining counties, and by mail in Iowa, UC, US, and Canada with yearly, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options.
Drew Pearson reports GOP senators debated Morse criticism of Eisenhower and hints of a broader probe into Eisenhower policy. Congress eyes recreation land abuses around dams with private takeover and public lands used for private gain, plus a probe of Trujillo’s Dominican dictatorship and its U.S. connections.
The column highlights county roads with valley views and flood plains of the Nishna, noting deer and birds in the area. It mentions a local incident about lettuce and a discussion on life choices, plus a brief note on Dale Wil Lotus winning a junior accounting diploma and taking a post at Thorndyke Motor Co in Omaha.
A short verse about a morning neighbor who wakes the speaker with his horn and bids his wife farewell. The speaker laments the early disruption and wishes the neighbor would consider others while leaving for town.
The State Tax Commission reported May increases in beer and cigarette tax revenues. Beer receipts total $695,171, up $50,430 from a year ago, while cigarette taxes reach $248,200, up $5,970. The note about presidential births appears garbled.
A medical column warns against relying on home remedies for colds and notes alcohol offers only temporary comfort, may worsen congestion, and does not shorten duration. It advises rest at home and cautions about drunk driving after drinking.
Terrace Hill remains in Hubbell family control under a life estate clause from 1884. Governor Loveless toured the mansion while officials said transfers to state use or a museum are unlikely due to the stipulation. The 2nd General Assembly bought the current governor’s mansion and several political updates follow.
Tuesday rulings include State vs Robert A Fisk larceny and habitual criminal appeal affirmed State vs Joseph R Eichler Johnson drunken driving reversed and remanded Gerald West vs Hartford Life loss of cattle in truck transit affirmed James R Blake vs Lyle Huffman farming operation agreement affirmed Brown vs Sioux Building Corp personal injuries reversed State vs W J Haubrich eligibility to serve as mayor affirmed Arthur F Jensen vs St Josephs Mercy Hospital personal injuries affirmed State vs Gordon H Banks drunken driving affirmed State vs Walter F Meyer drunken driving affirmed State vs James E Harless breaking and entering habitual criminal affirmed State vs Robert D Aldrich assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury affirmed
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