24 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1957
Page
1
The article argues good government must stay within a balanced range to avoid turning beneficial actions into harms. It cites taxes and emergency benefits as examples where excess can burden citizens, stressing constant effort to keep programs within reasonable bounds for both state and people.
The article argues for increasing South Korea's military capacity to counter North Korean violations of the armistice. It suggests protective steps are needed as communists defend their strategy, warning the North may push further before backing down.
The text argues that pulling U S troops from Japan will ease friction caused by occupation. It says foreign armies provoke hostility and that removal will improve relations with the Japanese people, despite the quality of individual soldiers.
The under secretary, formerly president of the American Bankers Association, said current confidence fuels consumer and supplier credit and supports absorbing declines in government spending. He framed this as evidence of prosperity despite economic challenges.
Lt. Col. Francis Greenlief of Lincoln Nebraska named chief of staff of the Iowa Nebraska National Guard 34th Infantry Division succeeding Brig. Gen. Frank Williams of Des Moines who becomes assistant division commander Maj. Gen. Warren Wood of Gering Nebraska approved Greenlief promotion to colonel Cut your speed when dusk falls you may save a life.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription prices for various delivery zones including local carriage 80c per month 2.25 for quarterly 4.25 for six months and 8.00 yearly Cass county and nearby areas offer 7.00 yearly 3.75 six months 2.00 three months 0.80 one month. U S subscriptions outside Iowa priced 10 yearly 5.25 six months 2.75 three months 2.25 one month 1.00 Canada 12 annually.
Washington column notes Treasury Secretary George Humphrey held 67,555 shares of M. A. Hanna Co. with a 1956 dividend of $39,273,176 and $202,665 earnings from Hanna alone. It cites 20,000 Pittsburgh Consolidation shares up to $910,000 and details a pattern of influence concerns amid 1953 Brazil loans and coal contracts.
Two Soviet destroyers and an auxiliary tanker cleared the Suez Sunday en route to Vladivostok in the Far East. Officials say they may stop in the Red Sea amid Middle East tensions with Israel over access to the Gulf of Aqaba.
District Judge Glenn Kelly sanctions a five member commission to run an election to determine Mount Joy's incorporation as a town after a petition by 34 residents. The plan follows initial filings supporting incorporation.
Dr Bundesen explains water’s essential role in body chemistry and health, noting that most people drink too little. He cites thirst as a built in warning and suggests six to eight glasses daily, increasing on hot days, to replace about three quarts lost daily through perspiration, lungs, and kidneys.
In Washington the Senate calendar moves to bring Eisenhower civil rights legislation to a vote amid Southern resistance. Senator Knowland announced a tactic to bypass committee bottling and place the House-passed bill on the calendar, risking a prolonged filibuster and a battle over jury trials and injunctions.
Five 1956 Freedoms Foundation awards will be presented Tuesday at a Farm Bureau Women’s Summer Conference luncheon. Fred Maytag II will present the awards. Recipients include Equitable Life Insurance Co of Iowa for the Equiowa employee publication, George Pease for Equiowa editorial work, Adult Education Center for Sioux City Journal cartoon Freedom’s Watchword, Iowa Farm Bureau Federation for a 1956 freedom project campaign, Windsor Heights Junior Chamber of Commerce for its Americanism program, plus additional Iowa honorees Abraham Lincoln High School and A M Piper for editorial work.
The Wright County Rural Electric Cooperative at Clarion Iowa received a $316,000 loan from the Rural Electrification Administration to support its financing.
Dallas police have been ordered to quit picking locks except in emergencies after locksmiths complained that officers unlocked cars for owners without charge. Police chief Carl Hanson issued a memo directing patrolmen to refer owners locked out to a locksmith. A vent-window tool is used to open cars in such cases.
The passage notes that the twenty Latin American republics cover an area about two and a half times the size of the United States and mentions an income tax in ancient Athens around 500 B C. This juxtaposes modern geographic scope with a classical taxation reference.
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