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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1960
Page
1
A fragmented editorial notes Reds could ease oversight by crediting five aspects of information. It says Tuesday's election cured political predicting and mentions crystal cape pit races and public announcements. The piece references oversights, farm discussions, and manners, with unclear conclusions.
Des Moines Iowa attorney general asked to rule if a party convention must name a nominee from primary candidates for a state office or if it can pick another person. No primary winner achieved a majority in the US Senate race, so the convention may select a nominee.
Stringer of Davenport Miller and Countiyman secured the heaviest votes but neither reached the required one cent threshold.
Local officials face a pause in extending conservation reserve contracts. Keith Jensen, ASC chairman, states five year terms are now set for review with no extensions beyond the current period. Extensions would require additional funds and are not permitted under the new rule, except for tree planting contracts paid one year at a time.
Coroner Dr. JOA Broman ruled the deaths of Orville Keeney and his wife Florence as murder suicide. The bodies were found in the Keeneys' Maquoketa home Tuesday after a note indicated Keeney killed his wife and then shot himself. A son and daughter discovered the scene.
The Atlantic News Telegraph announces subscription prices for in-town and surrounding counties, with rates for 1, 3, 6, and 12 months. It lists offices, editors, affiliations, and mailing options including Canada and U.S. addresses.
Washington observers argue Khrushchev aims to undermine Eisenhower during his Asia tour. Khrushchev’s past image-tearing and new chances after Camp David may influence voters as Rayburn faces health bill setback and Nixon prospects loom amid Embassy warnings.
A short line reads FR JUST FOLKS by Edgar A Guest that hints at everyday themes and folksy reflections. The snippet suggests a simple poetic voice focusing on common people and familiar manners.
A fragmented 1960 era noteReflects on resilience amid illness and soreness citing The George Matthew Adams Serviced language. The readable portion hints at personal struggle and coping themes in a short, reflective fragment.
Jessie Taft, teacher and pioneer in social work, died at age 78 after six weeks of illness in Philadelphia. Born in Dubuque Iowa, she was educated in Des Moines and Drake University, taught high school in Des Moines, earned a PhD at the University of Chicago, and later held prominent local social work positions in New York state. Charles City Town was elected first vice president of the Fore on Mission Society at the American Baptists convention in Rochester New York.
A Masual Championship bridge deal shows a 20 point swing from aggressive bidding. Fast opens with one diamond and overcalls with three spades. West doubles and North blindly leads to a 4 spade contract. The other table reaches 4 spades after South’s three spades. West’s heart lead backfires and declarer makes four spades for a 620 score.
Reader questions about sun protection and vitamin D explain that heavy sunscreen use can prevent vitamin D synthesis in the skin while protecting against sunburn. Advice favors minimal unprotected exposure initially, gradual increases, and reapplication every two hours when lotions are used. Also notes sunburn signs and cautious use for children. A separate FAQ about heart skipped beats covers benign extrasystoles from nerves or stimulants.
Des Moines reports Secretary of State Mehuin Synhorst argues for a formal analysis of state data processing needs. A centralized room could cut rental costs, inventory all equipment, identify duplicates, and assess whether some departments should use the latest systems rather than renting. He believes the study could pay for itself many times over.
In Hopkinsville Kentucky Fritz helped erect Fiatview High School five centuries ago. His nine children attended the school and three daughters taught there. He bought property for sentimental reasons though the bid reached 2425 dollars.
Be to have no Fieht re al centre which die fective Tos omather difficult to schedule printings for all state de partments Some departments that do on creat deal of printin have been able to mmaintain ther own printing staff Sonhorst would like to know as owed the opradeab to establish a centralized machine room for all data processing equipment This equipment would be shared by the various departments and would be similar in operation to the central ized printing office One of the problems to be con sidered if such an equipment room were established, would be the present location of the various state departments For example, it would not appear feasible at present for the Town employment security commission to avail itself of such equipment, said Synhorst. The security commission's office is located in the heart of downtown Des Mores and on considerable distance from the state capitol. The employment security com mission spends $16.56 monthly in equipment rental. Synhorst believes the state executive council has the authority to order a study on data processing equipment and plans to ask the executive council to give special consideration to his proposal.
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