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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
1
A thoughtful reflection argues modern weapons fail to compel peace. History shows fear of destroyers sparks wars, unless nations adopt a universal force the golden rule. Without this force, tragedy grows. time alone will tell if humanity chooses mercy over destruction.
Officials debate gift acceptance citing appearances of impropriety. Some refuse gifts, others pass them to charity, but no general rule exists. Each offer must be weighed on its merits to avoid the appearance of wrongdoing.
The column notes corn in the region looks strong with waist high growth, while predicting a head start by July. It critiques social security increases tied to elections, discusses supply and demand, and forecasts pig production up 20 percent. It questions Moscow's pursuit of a summit, citing Hungary’s purge and U.S. soldiers in East Germany as factors.
Des Moines AP A Protestant College Quadrennial Convocation enters its third day with 500 plus delegates from 175 colleges. Dr P T Chandi of St John’s College Agra India urged American Christian colleges to strengthen overseas sister schools and train more teachers. Other speakers included Dr John W Gross of Nashville and Rev David J Maitland of Carleton College.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription prices for carriers and mail readers. Local rates show monthly and multi month options, with 1 year and shorter terms available in various regions including Cass county and nearby areas. Additional international and Canada mail options are provided with corresponding yearly rates.
Drew Pearson argues Sherman Adams controlled independent agencies by initialing papers and pressuring heads. He cites firings at SEC and GSA, pushes on regulatory chiefs, and a 1955 Louisiana governor call to sway tax votes. The piece portrays Adams as central to Eisenhower's White House operations.
Edgar A Guest notes a man who boasts of observation while neglecting his family needs. A wife in Wet and missing joys reveals gaps in his awareness as children face patched clothes and want. Frances Dewberry of North Hollywood becomes president of Theta Sigma Phi at Drake University during the fraternity convention.
President Eisenhower asked Congress to approve a multi nation accord to build major nuclear power reactors in Europe by 1963. The U S would sell about 30 000 kg of uranium 235 to Euratom nations for roughly 480 million dollars while 350 million for reactor construction is to be funded by those nations with a U S Export-Import Bank credit up to 135 million dollars. A joint R D program to improve reactor performance is proposed with cost details not disclosed.
In a Becker duplicate bridge feature South opens with one club as dealer. The key error is discarding a spade to allow the queen of diamonds to win, instead of trumping third diamond. Proper play leads to success for declarer, while misplay yields down outcomes for several pairs.
An article by Herman WN Bundesen MD explains monisiasis a universal skin and mucous membrane infection caused by a yeast like fungus. It affects skin mouth nails lungs and vagina and can invade blood. Factors include excessive perspiration weakened health diabetes and pregnancy with mouth lesions breeches treated by mouthwashes and antiseptics.
In Washington two military leaders clash with civilian oversight as Congress debates Eisenhower’s Defense Department reorganization. Admiral Burke opposes McElroy’s plan warning Congress must hear unbiased professional military judgment. Senator Russell halts further testimony until assurances of protection for outspoken officers are provided.
Chestnut Street may be renamed Avenue of dead squirrels as bodies cover the 7th Street area daily. Monday saw two more. The writer muses on shorter days, crispy foods, class reunions, and notes Col Ralph Bowen once studied with Lt Gen Rafael Trujillo.
Ft Leavenworth and Mrs Bowen Betty Welcher were hosted by a famous general at a large Kansas City party honoring his classmates.
Assistant Secretary of Labor Newell Brown told an audience in Ann Arbor that the recession has definitely hit bottom and expects the nation to regain the 1957 economic level within a year. He cited leveling unemployment, more home building, higher freight shipments, and rising service jobs as signs.
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