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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1955
Page
1
The author argues the United States should donate excess surplus food to the hungry world to stop both vast U.S. storage costs and global malnutrition. He criticizes red tape and politics for delaying a straightforward remedy that could end famine without harming the donor nation.
A reformist candidate who campaigned on efficiency and economy has won office but has fired politically appointed staff. The gangster politicians are aghast at his actions and vow to keep him from re election. Citizens weigh whether to support continued reform versus entrenched interests.
Residents praise Atlantic for maintaining minimal indebtedness while funding excellent school facilities. New houses rise on scattered vacant lots, signaling growth as communities nearby plan large projects to educate a growing student population.
Chrysler operated tank arsenal at Newark Delaware contemplates cutback production amid a public safety campaign advising Do not drive if you drink with emphasis on responsible driving and reduced output plans.
Drew Pearson reports another personal Senate expense fund, similar to the Nixon fund, linked to Senator Bush of Connecticut. The fund, over sixteen thousand dollars, raised by Connecticut Republicans, allegedly funded fees for a former Connecticut secretary of state, Keats, and sparked questions about campaign versus noncampaign use. Bush denies campaign ties and offers to provide donor names, noting some supporters were political friends and others eager to back him.
The readable parts describe a father figure causing mixed feelings and guidance. It hints at a poetical scene of family dynamics, warning against offense and seeking home stability, with a publication credit hinting at a Waterloo history piece.
The agreement avoids a guaranteed annual wage and centers on a method of company addition to state compensation in layoffs. It notes automation could threaten large firms and pressure smaller companies, while foreign competition from British and German brands rises. The piece discusses American ownership of Vauxhall Ford Opel and Rootes Group cars, with mixed sales resistance.
A chaotic start with 33 runners saw a field of competitors begin in the southernmost U S city on Monday. Bad weather briefly disrupted the race as some contestants faced water hazards between the course and Havana.
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