09 Jun 1956
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1956
Page
1
The piece argues that Soviet leaders seek a united world communist front with Moscow downplayed and limited nationalism allowed within communism. It suggests communists spread doctrine by nonmilitary means and have avoided fighting major powers, prompting a Kremlin attitude shift to ease outsiders into communist circles.
The piece notes Eisenhower dedicated a four million dollar AFL CIO building in Washington and observes many organizations keep headquarters there to lobby for favorable measures. It argues lobbyists influence lawmaking, often benefiting their groups, and highlights the substantial capital invested in such Washington offices.
Iowa motorists dumped trash along highways costing the state about 150000 dollars last year. Penalties and trash cans have failed to stop the habit, and officials urge building public opinion against littering to curb the costly practice.
Premature triplets born of Mr. and Mrs. John Peyton New Milford New Jersey received two complete blood replacements at Mt Sinai Hospital New York City. Doctors said the chance of all three being born with the same RH positive condition was astronomical and noted the procedure possible future transfusions may be needed.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication evenings except Sunday and details editor contact, office, and affiliations. It provides subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic and by mail in Cass and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, the U.S. and Canada, with yearly, half-year, and quarterly options.
The article reports that Moscow warned Tito in advance that Molotov would be ousted and notes Shepilov’s rise as prime minister. It also covers ADA dropping Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. as ADA vice president amid legal and Dominican Republic ties. The piece mentions U.S. caution on Cyprus, VFW adviser comments, and broader Cold War tensions.
Poem reflecting on wedding ceremony etiquette and the quiet dignity of parents of the groom as they attend. It urges kindness to the modest couple and their families, noting the parents’ roles and attire without spotlighting them. The piece ends with a gentle reminder of shared humanity and goodwill.
Des Moines Iowa Laws Wolverton has been named air enforcement officer of the Iowa Aeronautics Commission. The $4500 a year post had been vacant for several years.
The front of Bair's Firestone store in Atlantic has a new paint job while the Sears building gains a modern front. Andrews Roofing wins a large Ames Iowa State college housing project. Henningsen wins Creston asphalt coat work. James Huyck of Extra wins Cabin Sporting Goods rod prize. John K. Nelson receives a 25 seat scroll from Fidelity and Casualty after 25 years of service. Dean Jones presents the scroll with a company letter from the president.
A 1950s column argues against Khrushchev and Bulganin visiting the United States warning of mobilized agencies and public uproar. It contrasts New York parades with a Washington visit and critiques U.S. attitudes toward Soviet leaders and Stalin’s legacy.
A collection of short items covers a newborn tooth crown claim by Ned Alan Kluever, a near miss when Monte Caslow’s boat flipped after throttle misfire, Esther Laursen’s rose sprig from Chillicothe, and Mr and Mrs S W Treat’s 58th wedding anniversary. Also notes on a child’s bumblebee fascination, a rain shower at a country club, a grandson’s pop fueled excuse for not eating, and a Griswold deer sighting.
The third annual soil conservation air tour in Adair County will be held Sunday June 17 from 10 a.m. to about noon. Sponsored by the Adair County Soil Conservation District, the event aims to show residents from the air how conservation practices curb erosion and the impacts where protection is lacking.
The Wakefield farm site, one and a half miles north and a half mile east, hosts the new landing field for District 4. Four place planes will be used to shuttle from fields along highway routes 25 and 92 near Greenfield. United Rubber Workers council closes its convention electing William Kitchens of Indianapolis as president.
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