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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
1
The labor bill aims to democratize unions with secret ballots and fund accountability. Proponents say it fights corruption and protects workers, while opponents fear political backlash and claim many unions already run democratically. The piece labels lawmakers as courageous for backing what is right.
The piece argues that as Russia develops and meets the needs of its people, its citizens will grow more satisfied with their own system and less inclined to push for global changes. This evolving contentment may reduce aggressive tendencies and lessen the western fear of Russian dominance.
The text argues friendship grows from direct contact between Russians Americans Chinese and Europeans. It notes broad enthusiasm for US and Russian artists in each other’s countries. It warns that leader‑driven communications inflate war threats and urges people-to-people ties to reduce global danger.
The note compares shopper priorities from merchandise to parking spaces and reflects on best selling books led by the Bible. It cites four Hungarian heroes executed and others imprisoned after immunity promises, underscoring skepticism about Red promises and their unreliability.
Information on subscription prices for the Atlantic News-Telegraph lists rates by carrier and mail. Local Atlantic rates are 80 cents monthly, 2.25 for three months, 4.25 for six months, and 8.00 for one year. Mail to Cass county and nearby areas priced 7.00 yearly, 3.75 for six months, 2.25 for three months, 0.60 for one month. Other Iowa and U.S. rates follow. Canada rate is 12.00 yearly.
The piece sketches Governor Knight's maneuvering amid bids for a Senate run. It notes his cautious stance on Bohemian Grove participation and his office's denials about campaign strategy, with side remarks on denials in Washington and anecdotes about Sherman Adams and Seymour Berkson.
Dr Herman N Bundesen explains strokes are not always fatal and life expectancy can remain with proper care. Early medical advice and rehabilitation can lead to recovery or partial improvement. patient and family attitude and early movement aid are crucial to progress.
The article explains the percentage play in bridge, detailing how declarers choose lines of play with the best long term chances. It uses a South case choosing a spade finesse over a diamond finesse as the majority winning method, noting outcomes depend on card distributions and 3-3 splits.
Question asks about nail psoriasis and possible remedies. Answer states nail psoriasis is hard to treat and X-ray treatments seem to offer the best help. The item also notes Texas history as a republic from 1836 to 1845 before joining the United States.
A humorous verse praising a woman who is a joke in the kitchen yet excels at piano performance. The poem contrasts bad cooking with musical talent, noting defective donuts and soggy cakes but a fine singer and pianist.
The body of David Riggan, 15, who drowned last Friday while spearfishing, was recovered Tuesday from the Town River near Lone Tree. He was one of 17 children of Mrs. Henry Riggan of Lone Tree.
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