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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
1
A Democratic senator condemns a Truman stalwart tax fixing case as political prosecution and calls for Secretary Adams to be fired. The senator notes Adams overstepped by accepting large gifts from Goldfine, argues ethics questions linger, and says Adams could clear the air by resigning.
Secretary Dulles vowed action to free nine American soldiers detained after a storm steered their helicopter into East German territory. The plan to leverage their release for recognition could hurt the Reds and undermine talks, amid Hungary’s recent killings that threaten the summit.
In Atlantic, at dusk, nighthawks gather above the business district. They nest on gravel rooftops where coloring hides eggs. These birds feed on insects in flight and are graceful, spectacular flyers despite harsh calls.
The text accuses Russia of seeking conferences about peace while acting with bloody hands and denying others the right to check for violations. It argues real agreement awaits Reds who prove themselves willing to meet the standards they demand of others.
Editorial notes speculation that Texas may oppose Alaska statehood if admitted, while Russians at the Belgium fair fear manipulation of the voting machine. It suggests Russians cannot grasp a country allowing free voter choice.
Mrs Neil McElroy wife of the defense secretary recently received free minor dental surgery at Walter Reed Army Hospital an Army spokesman could not determine the cost. McElroy noted she usually sees a Cincinnati dentist but cannot travel there often.
The item lists publication details for the Atlantic News-telegraph at 314 Chestnut St Atlantic Iowa. It outlines publishing schedule evenings except Sunday and corporate info. It also provides subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic Cass and adjoining counties and by mail elsewhere in Iowa and the U S including Canada with yearly and shorter term options.
Drew Pearson reviews congressional probes into free hotel stays by Sherman Adams and Donald Dawson. He notes Adams received about 2500 in hotel bills paid by Bernard Goldfine, and Dawson 660 for a stay at the Saxony in Miami Beach. The piece traces reactions and questions raised by the probes and mentions related SEC officer Orrick and other political shifts.
A concise verse note by Edgar A Guest praising steady labor. The speaker says success comes from honest, diligent work, avoiding laziness, complaints, and bragging. It emphasizes perseverance and duty as the path to reaching one’s place.
A reader questions editorial support for fluoridation in Atlantic. He argues alternatives exist and warns the majority should respect minority views while noting fluoride delivery outside water is possible.
Neo novice learns tactics as hands reveal common and advanced finesses. The exhibit shows A Q facing x x and Q9 facing 3 6 2 with strategies to lead low to the jack and plan future plays. The article argues the finesse is helpful but unreliable, while a precise line yields a 100 percent contract win under proper play.
Reader questions on spider burst varices and venules show as bluish red leg blemishes. Doctors note limited summer remedies including sclerotherapy and electrolysis, plus precautions to reduce venous congestion. A heel spur is discussed with X rays recommended.
A U S district court ordered the University of Florida graduate schools opened to Negroes next fall. Gov. Collins said he expected no difficulty in compliance. Senator Hodges called for a special session to block the order, but Collins rejected the idea. The decree targets the colleges of law and medicine and graduate programs across several schools.
Wilber W. Owen age 46 principal at Grinnell Community High School was chosen as principal of Abraham Lincoln High School in Council Bluffs from 17 applicants.
Delegates from eleven Cass County 4-H clubs will attend the Iowa 4-H boys short course at Iowa State College Tuesday through Thursday. The theme My Fitness for the Space Age features talks on living in the space era with Dr Paul Sanders Kenneth Wells Dr E W Remley and Judge Philip Gilliam. Field trips to college farms and tours will cover livestock nutrition crop practices and farm technology. Attendees include Jim Hobinson Jerry McCrory Paul McGovern Tom Miner Dale Wilson Allen Shields Jim Warren Wesley Ratisback Raymond Famius Marlin Blakely Brooke Tanner and Charles Kinen.
A local 4-H president and companions led a team to drill deeper for irrigation when oil fears sparked doubts. Max Harland, ex extension youth assistant, and Harlan Boroughs of Griswold expressed alarm. A wife disputed the project saying oil would not help dishes. Workers continued drilling until water was reached at 200 feet. Zebulon M. Pike is noted as a federal employee who discovered a peak in Colorado named after him in 1806.
A Tulsa man protested an oil well drilled in his back yard preferring a water well as oil seeped across the property. Neighbors and drillers reacted with mixed excitement as the discovery unfolded around George Sharp’s home.
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