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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1958
Page
1
The Republican nominee Murray, a political newcomer, won Iowa’s gubernatorial race while advocating a three cent sales tax. His frank, plain language approach and background in agricultural economics impressed voters though his lack of political experience worried older politicians. He pursues a money-raising plan and argues honesty over omitting facts.
France faces a fragile pause after De Gaulle averts civil war. He must restructure government and resolve Algeria’s conflict where Muslims demand equal representation. A large French army presence in Algeria burdens the economy, making Algeria pivotal to reforms and Western repercussions depend on his next moves.
The speaker argues against rushed shifts in U S education to chase Russian scientific progress. He credits Russian achievements but asserts America has diverse strong science fields and should prioritize broad education over space exploration, maintaining national strength without zealotry.
Raulston Schoolfield, 52, a suspended judge, loses renomination to the Hamilton County Criminal Court bench. Campbell Carden, 43, wins the Democratic primary by about 2 to 1 with 2,335 votes to Schoolfield’s 12,453. City Judge Riley Graham gains 6,407 votes. The race follows testimony at a U.S. Senate hearing alleging a bribe to dismiss Teamsters charges in Tennessee.
The Town Tax Commission reported moderate gains in May over April. Cigarette tax receipts totaled 678,185 dollars and beer revenue 251,771 dollars. Beer receipts were higher than May last year, while cigarette collections fell compared to a year ago. Don't drive if you drink.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription rates for carriers in Atlantic Cass and nearby counties, Cass county mailing options, and out of state and Canada rates. Rates cover one month to one year with varying prices by destination and method.
Washington reports Admiral Lewis Strauss faced criticism over a supposed clean hydrogen bomb after a defense rejection showed it would spread radioactivity. Henry Cabot Lodge warned the Soviets could refute Strauss at the UN radiation committee. Also noted was Mrs. Dick Neuberger defending a sack dress in social events.
A reader contrasts boxing heroes with a thin fighter mocked by papers as he endures blows. A stranger reveals himself as the enemy is the dentist, sparking reflections on courage and pain. The piece closes with a note about Haddonfield New Jersey and Ye King's Highway named by King George in 1681.
Official confirmation emerges that Alexander Vasilevsky, once Soviet minister of war and deputy defense minister under Zhukov, was dismissed last year from the defense post. The reason remains unclear and sources note his absence from those who condemned Zhukov after his purge.
EXTRA INTEREST MOUNT PLEASANT AP One Wesleyan graduate will listen with extra interest to J C Penney during the Baccalaureate service Sunday morning. John Stafford, a trainee in the Charles City Penney store, finished his college course in the first semester and will receive his degree with classmates. Penney is the Baccalaureate speaker and will receive an honorary degree Monday morning. Don't drive if you drink.
East dealer. South game risk after informatory double. Declarer uses false card reading to infer East holds king of clubs from bidding and plays to maximize eleven tricks. Weat’s diamond ace and club king reveal the needed distribution, yielding a nine card diamond club endgame despite two losers.
An article by Herman WN Bundesen argues neighborhood boys naturally form groups and that well organized clubs or informal groups foster sportsmanship and safety. It suggests set up a local club house, minimal parental interference, and active adult presence to guide wholesome activities. A brief Q and A notes kidney stones may require surgery, with a new drug showing some promise.
New York garment district braces as buyers from across the country pack showrooms on a record day awaiting fall styles. Designers offer relaxed silhouettes, high waist Empire looks, bloused shapes, belts at varied positions, and occasional belt above the knee.
A fashion vignette notes dresses with transparent lace or chiffon chemises, loose coats over fitted slips, and skirts barely below the knee for most occasions, with full-length ball gowns for formal events. The text emphasizes modern modes that honor the feminine silhouette.
Police clashed with Delgado supporters at a political rally in northern Portugal. Several people were injured as campaigning ends at midnight, allowing a three day lull before Sunday balloting.
The name Bruce traces to the town Bruys in Normandy France, linking the given name to a specific geographic origin. The association highlights medieval roots and regional naming influences in Norman language history.
Carl Smith of Grinnell, 51, will have a June 12 hearing in Des Moines on a motion to reduce his 15 year sentence for mail fraud and extortion. Judge Edwin R. Hicklin set the date as Smith cites his wife’s dire finances and support for their two children. He was convicted May 8 of attempting to extort 3000 dollars from a Grinnell motel operator and 2000 dollars from a Grinnell widow, and he has been jailed since February 20.
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