08 Jun 1956
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
1
Khrushchev condemns dictatorship and promotes collective leadership while holding premier and head of the police system roles. He can nullify other leaders’ acts, and his police power rivals Stalin’s in potential reach. The premier’s attack on Stalin does not imply genuine reform.
An observer reports thirty TV deaths in four hours highlighting the harmful impact on youths. The piece notes ongoing failures to curb graphic murder content on television and the troubling moral effects on young viewers.
The piece notes a north Atlantic sea monster sighting with 15 foot flippers and eight feet above water, predicting more sightings. It warns no Democratic candidate has reached half the delegates needed for nomination, suggesting the race remains open and a dark horse could win.
Group Capt Peter Townsend, famed World War II hero and once linked to Princess Margaret, announced Friday he will resign from the Royal Air Force in the fall to travel around the world. He is currently air attaché to Belgium and did not specify a date.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists evenings except Sunday with editorial staff, and provides subscription pricing for carriers in Atlantic and Cass counties, and mail rates across Iowa, the U S, and Canada. Rates vary by duration from one month to one year, with differing regional scales.
Drew Pearson reports the Senate Judiciary Committee pressed Attorney General Brownell on his delay in replying to civil rights questions and his refusal to include criminal penalties for denying black voting rights. The exchange centered on preferring injunctive relief and civil penalties over criminal action, with Brownell citing antitrust parallels.
Arnold Harry De Villis of Des Moines was fined $50 and costs in justice court for reckless driving after his car nearly struck a pedestrian in the Audubon swimming pool parking lot. A prior reckless driving conviction and speeding fine appeared on his record.
George E. Sokolsky argues Tito rose to power due to Western betrayal of Mikhailovich, accusing the United States and Britain of shaping a Yugoslavia aligned with Moscow. He details exchanges with the Cominform, Tito's warnings against Soviet influence, and Yugoslavia's bid for independence, framing Tito as a key Cold War actor. Cedar Rapids notes follow on a 140-room Hotel Roosevelt expansion announced by J. C. Kennedy and Sutherland Cook.
Los Angeles. Associate professor Harrison Gough of the University of California argues for a daily think time at work equal to coffee breaks. He says uninterrupted thinking helps workers focus and return with clearer understanding of tasks.
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