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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1958
Page
1
Readers note widespread growth of white clover in Jawns and along roadsides and pastures. Claude Malone explains white clover seed remains viable for years and can reemerge when conditions are right, while nitrogen-poor soil favors its development and benefits grass over time.
The piece compares General De Gaulle’s six month goal to rewrite France’s constitution with a near impossible effort in a country long divided by debate. It notes France’s desperate moment and the uncertain move of Algerian revolt leaders, questioning whether universal accord can emerge.
Sherman Adams chose an industrialist with ties to federal agencies to cover hotel bills near two thousand dollars. The incident invites questions about judgment and public appearance, though officials deny wrongdoing and protest innocence.
A garter snake is killed by a yard crew observed by Mrs. S as crows carry off the snake. Twin cults born on a farm near Irwin this spring occur about once in 100 000 births. A truck driver in a Troy Fisher home crash was later killed in a separate shed brawl. Mrs. Jack Ruthman, an employee at Donald P Ree law, is Judy Plumb’s sister who traveled to Newark to babysit Pat Boone’s four grandchildren.
Ten Russian newsmen on a Latin America tour were told to leave after Mexico and Costa Rica revoked their visas. Panama began arranging repatriation to Chile as officials cited undisclosed reasons. The group had traveled for over a month, with transit visas from Chile to Mexico. A separate note reports North Carolina and Virginia forests facing a green striped worm outbreak that defoliates pines but does not kill trees.
Atlantic News Jelagraph lists subscription prices for local Cass and adjoining counties and rates for other regions including Iowa, United States, and Canada. It notes publication evenings except Sundays and includes editor contact information and affiliations with press associations.
Drew Pearson argues the United States must counter the Soviet bloc by a stronger missile program and a proactive peace effort. He notes satellites copy American charm strategies, praises Romania's schools and housing, and cites Dulles as misreading the threat while observers study postwar trends.
A poem praising the United States as a pretty good land despite graft rogues and alarmist critics. It notes Stars and Stripes over cities and plains, true hearts, and enduring light, ending with the idea that the land remains bright and beloved.
In Rochelle Park New Jersey an AP report outlines seven criteria from Dr William Menninger to judge emotional maturity. The list covers change acceptance, frustration management, satisfaction in giving, stress response, anger outlets, capacity to love, and consistent relations with others. The piece ends with a caution not to drive after drinking.
In this hands drill from the championship event, the South declarer twice finesses unsuccessfully, once in spades and twice in diamonds, due to a heart lead and repeated king responses. After four failed finesses the contract stalls and the defender proves superior, suggesting the heart finesse and subsequent diamond play were misjudged.
An advice column notes television can trigger nail biting in stressed youngsters. It urges letting children choose engaging shows or activities, keeping them busy, and maintaining calm, peaceful homes to reduce nervous habits.
Washington reports say Ike and Macmillan liked each other and stayed in agreement on many points. Dulles then argued Red China must be allowed inspection posts for a nuclear test ban. The visit may open doors to recognizing Red China and bringing it into the UN.
Loren Shearer and Jolene visited their daughter Mrs Dwane Mines in Belvidere Kansas on Saturday. The Mines family returned Monday after ten days helping move from Oklahoma to a ranch near Belvidere.
A resident thanks the Atlantic Iowa area for assistance after a May 31 wreck two miles east of town that killed his wife. He praises hospital staff, a funeral home, insurance agent, wrecking service, the U.S. 6 Motel, the Iowa Highway Patrol, and local residents including Mr and Mrs Wilbur Dallinger. The family recovers as medical needs arise for their oldest daughter.
East Germany aims to curb mass flight of scientists and teachers by softer rhetoric. Over 1,300 teachers and scientists and about 450 doctors and dentists have fled to West Germany and West Berlin this year. Refugee officials cite political interference as the main grievance while Walter Ulbricht urges patience to win older intellectuals to communism.
Twenty four Iowa farm youths will breakfast with members of the Iowa congressional delegation in Washington D C to start a five day stay in the capital. Senator Thomas Martin will lead a personal tour after the breakfast.
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