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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1958
Page
1
The bloodmobile arrived in Atlanti on Thursday to collect life saving plasma. The article praises repeat donors for their selfless service, noting many people survive today thanks to blood given to the Red Cross bloodmobile and the donors’ quiet generosity.
A letter urges Atlantic to plan and build a large old folk's home as the population ages. It argues people live longer, need more care, and often have no one to provide it, making a local facility essential. The article calls for immediate community action toward establishing the home.
The article argues the UN should lead in the Lebanon crisis to avert trouble and gain prestige. It notes the US may intervene if needed but prefers UN action, pointing to the UN’s Suez handling and the strong stance of combined nations to deter Nasser’s reaction.
Hollywood AP report notes Bachelor Father narrowly survived one of TV history’s biggest season turnovers. John Forsythe praises the cast and balance of family humor, while editor Forsythe adjusts laugh tracks. A long list of piano recital participants and a science note on cheap sea water distillation follow.
Community newspaper in Atlantic Iowa announces publication details and subscription rates for carriers and mail within Cass county and surrounding regions. Rates vary by duration and destination including U S and Canada, with yearly costs listed.
The column argues President Eisenhower has received more gifts than recent presidents, with extensive items from business leaders and a global array to the Nixons. It contrasts gifts given to Adams and Nixon, noting constitutional rules on foreign gifts and the broader context of U S aid and diplomacy.
Poet Edgar A Guest portrays a husband seeking an evening with friends while his wife suspects an engagement at Green's. The dialogue hints at secrecy and temptation as she questions his plans and hints at potential infidelity. A note on Sudbury Ontario teachers adds a brief local tidbit about a pupil’s remediation course.
Hanover Park Regional School Board voted to reinstate LeMoyne Goodman for next fall. The board found no un American conduct and said her resignation was an error in judgment. It noted she failed to publish an editors note explaining context of three critical essays on Hiroshima from her English class.
John R. Eilts of Harlan attended the Iowa State College commencement in Ames as a member of the Senior Class. His parents Mr and Mrs Herman Eilts joined Edna and Russ Eilts. Also present were Mr and Mrs Max Koos of Walnut Carl Hansen of Cumberland Mrs John Eilts Mr and Mrs Louie Troll and Linda Mr and Mrs Arnold Johannsen Marlene and Darrell of Harlan and Chro Abid of West Des Motes.
A 1988 King Features Syndicate quiz lists seven bidding scenarios in contract bridge. It defines forcing bids as those that cannot be passed regardless of hand, with answers: 1 Not forcing, 2 Forcing, 3 Forcing, 4 Forcing, 5 Not forcing, 6 Forcing, 7 Forcing. Explanations note responder’s and opener’s actions and general principles.
A physician explains how alcohol enters the bloodstream, reaches the liver, and impacts the brain and other organs. He cautions that effects depend on usage, with mild drinking offering temporary relief but risks of reliance and alcoholism rising with frequent use.
City Controller Lawrence E. Ger upa reports 11 month collections from the 3 percent sales tax exceed the prior year by about 2.3 million, a figure that fuels discussions on business conditions amid recession concerns.
The US Court of Appeals ruled six civilian employees at Ft Monmouth New Jersey must be restored to work after being fired as security risks in 1954. The panel found Army failed to provide the required findings from the security hearing and awarded about 180000 dollars in back pay to Aaron Hf Coleman Harold Ducore Carl Greenblum Bernice Levine Melvin Morris and Hyam Gerber Yamins.
Mrs. Stanley Dye of the Bonneville County Farm Bureau says if every American ate a proper breakfast there would be no food surplus and urges changes in daily eating habits across the United States.
Charles S. Dubin, director of the quiz show Twenty-One, is fired after refusing to reveal a Communist past to the House Un American Activities Committee. NBC bars him from facilities and producers Barry and Enright terminate his contract. Dubin says he will invoke the Fifth Amendment if asked about past affiliations. The case comes as Arthur Lief, conductor with the Moiseyev ballet, also refuses to state party membership.
A free 8 p.m. Monday event leads into a kiddies parade on Tuesday. The Kissingers band will provide music for the Tuesday dance. A ballgame between Cumberland Massena and Lewis Midgets starts at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Veterans Auxiliary and fire department finalize plans for a two day carnival in town on Monday and Tuesday June 23 24. Sesbys Ranch House Gang from KMTV Omaha will be featured at the event.
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