Senate to vote extra funds for air force power
Democratic senators back a 1.16 billion dollar boost for air force bombers and defense, with the Senate Appropriations Committee voting 13-12 to add the amount to Eisenhower’s request. Senator Johnson predicts floor voting after next Tuesday, while Senator Chavez says the measure will pass. Also Audubon driver Lawrence J. Sheets bound over on an overload charge after a weight check, pleading guilty and posting bond.
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Washington
Senate
Innir
Pige
Chaittee
Eisenhower
al- Wait
U. S
Russia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Sen
Chavez
D-Nm
Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Audubon
Lawrence J. Sheets
Williams
Sheets
Fred Hueberle
Campaigning Is A Tough Job For A President Candidate
The article notes the demanding nature of a presidential campaign with the candidate required to appear cheerful and sociable at local events. It describes long travel, heavy meals, and constant public interactions across diverse groups, arguing the presidency should be restful after months of campaigning.
Split in Democratic Party Seen as Likely Threat to GOP Victory
The piece argues a north south rift over the race issue could split the party, leaving Democratic candidates forced to choose positions that may lose votes and potentially hand victory to Republicans.
Still A Healthy Candidate After Health Uproar
The article argues the president's health scare should not affect his fitness for a possible second term. It notes the illness and rapid recovery as evidence of soundness and says the condition could occur to anyone and is not tied to age. The piece asserts the president can pursue a second term after recovery.
Hope Springs Eternal Iowa Weather Forecast
Farmers in Iowa express hopes for rain after light weekend showers. Reports show Griswold about half an inch Sunday, Massena a shower, Walnut a small amount, and our area three tenths of an inch by Monday. The corn crop awaits rain to revive growth as heat continues.
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Griswold
Massena
Sudden Death Toll From Iowa Weekend Drownings and Crashes
Eight Iowans died violently over the weekend five in highway crashes and three in drownings. The drownings involved male children. many traffic deaths involve violations. The piece argues stricter enforcement and penalties can reduce such deaths, noting prior success in other states.
Atlantic News-Telegraph Publication Notice and Rates
This item lists publication names Atlantic News-Telegraph and News-Telegraph Pub. Corp. F. D. Simpson editor roles, office details, and post office classification. It also provides detailed subscription rates by carrier and mail across Iowa Cass counties, adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, the U S, and Canada with monthly and annual options.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Newa
Neitlantic
Iowa
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
Rai
National Editorial Association
Atlantic
Cass
U. S
Canada
Dulles May Resign as State Secretary This Winter
Washington column reports John Foster Dulles wants to retire as Secretary of State next winter after four years in office. The piece notes White House hopes for a Supreme Court vacancy, Milton Eisenhower's political moves, and Eisenhower era dinner dynamics linked to health and policy caution. It also mentions British cables doubting a second term and Arens committee maneuvers.
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Drew Pearson
John Foster Dulles
London
Ike
Washington
White House
Dulles
Supreme Court
Brownell
Senate
Tont Dewey
John Harlan
Dewey
Milton Eisenhower
Penn State
Milton
Cal
Bob Portugal
Sherman Adams
Len Hall
Air Force
Pentagon
Tom Dewey
Eisenhower
Pan American Airways
Eastern Airlines
Fred Seaton
Oscar Chapman
Doug McKay
Seaton
New Mexico
Nevada
Sahara Desert
Nixon
Gronchi
U.S
U.S.A
Indonesia
Sinclair Weeks
Howard Snyder
Snyder
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Miller
Congressional
Dick Arens
Un-American Activities Committee
Watkins
Utah
Eastland
Mississippi
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Richard Arens
UN American Activities Committee
Arens
Adlai Stevenson
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Margaret Butcher
Todd Duncan
Udall
Arizona
Bill Kearns
Pennsylvania
Wainwright
New York
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Automation Dreams of a Wired World
The poem imagines a future where machines perform all daily chores from sweeping to laundry and child care. It depicts a tired laborer’s rise to a life of effortless ease while warning of a society where humans lose skill, craft, and purpose to endless button pressing and automation.
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Edgar A. Guest
Mamie Leaves Suite to Meet Her Mother
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower left the Walter Reed Army Hospital suite around 9 30 a m for a short visit to the White House to be present for the arrival of her mother Mrs John S Doud of Denver who had been visiting at the Eisenhowers Gettysburg farm home and was traveling to Washington
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
John S$. Doud
Denver
Gettysburg
Periodic Tension and Premenstrual Symptoms in Women
A 1956 King Features Syndicate health column explains premenstrual tension as a common cause of female nervous disorder with symptoms such as weight gain, bloating, mood changes, headaches, and cravings. It notes fluid retention and hormonal changes, and that symptoms ease after menstruation begins. It adds brief Q and A on anxiety and heart attack risk.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
Lookin Around: Local Pets and Barnyard Tales
A column recounts humorous domestic animal exploits and rural happenings. The LeRoy Kinzies of Anita own a crying French poodle needing a teddy bear, Beautina the dairy heifer grows too large for the farm, and the Raser kids’ dog Tippy travels to school and paper routes. Other items note a local boy elected as a delegate to a county convention, a child awaiting a calf birth, and cats moving litters and a kitten story at the Hedges Brothers farm.
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LeRoy Kinzies
Anita
Beautina
van Nostrand Grain Company
Raser
Rollie Baker
Tippy
News-Telegraph
News-Telegraph Office
George Olsen
Charles Grosscup
Ed Henderson
Adenauer to pursue direct approach on German unity
Chancellor Adenauer said Bonn will send a direct note on German unity to the Soviet Union and the Western Big Three. He noted the Foreign Office is preparing the document and that timing will be discussed with Western powers in light of Bulganin's disarmament proposals. He did not indicate whether new proposals would be included.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Adenauer
Bulganin
United States
Drive Safe: Look Both Ways Before Entering Highways
Public safety reminder urges drivers to check for oncoming traffic in both directions and avoid driving after drinking to prevent fatal highway crashes.
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Atlantic News-telegraph
Dick Bell
Bell
Fifth Street
Just Folks
Junior
Father
Mamie
Phese
West Side
Highland
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Hedges Brothers
Brady McClellands
Robert Riggs
Mark
Virginia Bean
Roger Babson
Greyhound
California
Colorado Rockies
Yellowstone
Paul Bunyon
Greyhound Bus Depot
East 7Th
Gogreyhound
Neuto Luggage
Pullmann
Rahams
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