Editorial Briefs Reflect on Leisure, Aid and U S Beef
The piece links rising leisure to crime, urges aid to injured and notes Margaret Chase Smith’s continued presidential bid. It discusses prospective gains for U S beef in Europe, Argentine shortages, and a potential export subsidy while criticizing anti U S charges by Panama Cuba Cambodia and others amid UN findings that riots were inflamed by media and communists.
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Iowa official elected vice president of national insurance body
William E. Timmons Iowa state insurance commissioner was chosen as vice president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners during its annual convention in Minneapolis. A separate public safety reminder urged motorists not to drive after drinking.
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William E. Timmons
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
Atlantic Views-telegraph Bylines and Rates Notice
Public notice details subscription rates for Atlantic views telegraph and surrounding regions. Rates vary by duration and location with separate prices for mail delivery inside Iowa, neighboring counties, and U S abroad.
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Carrie W
Atlantic
Ethiopia's emperor faces strain as East West showdown grows
Drew Pearson notes in Addis Ababa that Ethiopia stands at a pivotal East West clash shaping Africa's future. Haile Selassie's prestige grows with UN peacekeeping and education, but army leaders balk at his plans for aviation and unity, while U.S. support debates linger amid Cold War pressures.
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Haile Selassie University
Africa House
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Moscow
Tanganyika
New African Republic
Somalia
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Korea
Congo
Rumblings in Ethiopian Army Over US Arms Delays
The piece notes internal unrest in Haile Selassie's Ethiopian army amid delays and shortages of US supplied arms. It contrasts abundant Soviet Egyptian equipment with scarce ammunition for US gear and outlines training gaps for Ethiopian pilots versus Soviet trained Somali pilots. It cites US promises of FS fighters and delays in delivery.
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Somalia
U.S
Ethiopia
Moscow
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Contract Bridge lesson and hand analysis by Becker
Declarer plays Four Spades with diamond lead from North. Best line is win with ace and continue hearts to avoid running out of trumps, ruffing diamonds later. In Three Notrump, after spade lead and king, avoid diamond attacks. draw trumps carefully and use heart finesse to establish the contract, risking diamonds while favoring hearts.
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Approve Water Projects in Midwest
The House Appropriations Committee approved 37.7 million dollars for Iowa water projects in the next fiscal year. Major funds cover Red Rock and Saylorville reservoirs on the Des Moines River and Rathbun Reservoir on the Chariton River, with Iowa part of a 1.5 billion nationwide Army Engineers and Reclamation Bureau plan.
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House Appropriations Committee
Iowa
Red Rock
Saylorville
Des Moines
Rathbun
Chariton River
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Nebraska
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West Sioux students must stay in district rule
The Iowa State Board of Public Instruction ruled that children of West Sioux Community School District parents must attend school in their own district. The decision upholds a Sioux County superintendent ruling to stop further enrollment of pupils in Hudson, South Dakota. The board also affirmed a boundary change affecting the proposed Wayne Community School District, excluding Volio and Lineville areas where merger opposition was strong.
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Decatur
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Lineville
Thai premier Pibulsonggram dies in exile at 67
Marshal P. Pibulsonggram, Thailand's prime minister for 15 years, died of a heart attack Thursday night at his home near Tokson after seven years in exile. He was 67.
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P. Pibulsonggram
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Local youth to attend agriculture school abroad
Ronald Kay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elden Kay of Maine, departs June 27 for two months at an agriculture school near Mexico City as an exchange student from ISC. Virginia Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Brown of 1305 Poplar Street, leaves for Washington DC to work in a clerical position with the FBI. Marilyn Manuel of Extra is appointed deputy county recorder to assist Recorder Howard Kness in Audubon. A blaze at Brayton's Weir Petersen oil station destroys forty tires and other equipment.
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Marilyn Manuel
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Frederick Brown
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cattle Shipped to Chicago and Cafe Floor Updated
Clark Givan of Grant sent two carloads of cattle to Chicago this week. A new floor was laid in the Jordan cafe at 307 Chestnut Street, operated by Floyd Jordan.
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Chicago
Jordan Cafe
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Beatles Arrive in Adelaide Amid Boisterous Welcome
Britain's Beatles touched down in Adelaide for a concert and were met by a throng that broke police lines three times. Police charged the crowd from a motorcycle to clear the way for an official City Hall reception.
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Australia
Britain
City Hall
Recovery of Norma Peterson Drowning Victim in Lake Nokomis
Authorities recovered the body of Norma Jean Peterson 33 of Minneapolis formerly of Boone Iowa after she drowned Tuesday in Lake Nokomis in south Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Norma Jean Peterson
Boone, Iowa
Lake Nokomis
If you live in Atlantic om s city carrier route and fail to receive your News Telegraph
Notice to residents on Atlantic city carrier routes to call their delivery carrier if the News Telegraph is not received by 7 PM. The brief directs prompt contact and confirms routine distribution timing.
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Atlantic
Why preop food and water are restricted for surgery
Reader questions outline why patients must fast before operations, noting an empty stomach improves anesthesia safety and reduces airway risk. The column cites Dr. Coleman and emphasizes cautious antibiotic use, climate acclimation, and recognizing blood in stool as often hemorrhoids rather to cancer.
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Family Returns From Russia Disillusioned
New York July 14 1959 Morris and Mollie Block and their 13 year old adopted daughter Joanna returned from five years in the Soviet Union disillusioned by poverty and lack of freedom. They spoke at Kennedy Airport detailing hardship and harassment while noting their U S citizenship and incomes around 184 dollars a month. The Blocks said they were expelled after 12 days to leave and were falsely accused of distributing propaganda.
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Morris
Mollie Black
Soviet Union
Odessa
Kennedy Airport
Joanna
Block
Karl Marx
U. S
Pay Raise Debate Hits House Again Over Federal Salaries
The House revisits a bill for 533.2 million in salary increases for 1.7 million federal workers. It would raise pay by 7500 a year for many, with top officials and Supreme Court justices also affected, while Congress members face a renewed but uncertain vote.
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House
Congress
Supreme Court
Australian PM Sir Robert Menzies Confined by Illness
In Canberra Sir Robert Menzies the 73 year old Australian prime minister has been confined to his home after doctors describe a recurrence of an abdominal condition. The medical note urges rest and no driving or drinking.
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Australia
Robert Menzies
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