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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1958
Page
1
Central High and the Lesson on Law and Mob Rule
The article argues that the Little Rock integration crisis distorted students' views of government. It contends mob action overruled court orders and the governor defied the federal government. It warns that such scenes undermine respect for law and federal authority.
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Central High School
Little Rock
Arkansas
Central High
Dulles Impresses Public With Blunt Stand on Red Threats
The piece lauds Secretary of State Dulles for dismissing Moscow’s warnings as red hogwash and praises his calm, bluffing-free style. It argues his measured assessments guide U.S. judgment more reliably than Kremlin bluster, and notes Russian leaders are influenced by his statements even as Russians hear only threats.
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Dulles
Moscow
U.S
United States
Kremlin
Reds
Russians say riots in US reflect government influence
The text argues Moscow credits the U S government for riots sparked by the murder of Hungarian patriots and says Russian officials believe such manipulation is normal. It notes entrenched Soviet values hinder understanding other conduct and urges more intercultural contact to change this view.
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Moscow
Russia
United
Neighbors Help With 80 Acre Corn Harvest Near Wiota
At the Glen Grote farm near Wiota on Wednesday morning neighbors worked to cultivate 80 acres of corn. Participants include Ted Christensen Mervin Christensen Mike Richter Arlie Harter Leo Nolte Donald Helmis Floyd Bannick Byron Rogier Bill Murphy Virgil Penton and Kenneth Kye. Mrs Ted Christensen and Mrs Richter assisted Mrs Grote in the kitchen. The article notes the United States hosted 36,494 foreign students last year.
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Wiota
Glen
United States
Atlantic News-telegraph publication rates and details
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication information and subscription rates. It details offices at 314 Chestnut Street Atlantic Iowa, editor contact, associations, and various pricing by carrier and mail for local Cass county and statewide regions. It notes rates for U.S. and Canada subscriptions as well.
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Chestnut St
Atlantic
Iowa
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
News
Congress
Iowa Katty Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
U. S
Canada
Republicans Gloat Over Adams Discomfiture In Suez Lebanon
Drew Pearson reports internal GOP reactions to Sherman Adams disclosures. Renah Camalier and Rep. Pat Kearney faced White House pressure and icy reception as Adams sought resignations. The piece ties Suez intervention and Khrushchev’s satellite crackdown to current U.S. policy challenges.
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Drew Pearson
Sherman Adams
Lebanon
Suez
Khrushchev
Washington
Renah Cmalier
Adams
District of Columbia
Camalier
White House
New Yorks
Pat Kearney
Kearney
Congress
New York
Tom Dewey
Irving Ives
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A poem portraying a stressed worker who cannot leave his duties despite desires for rest and travel. The speaker argues against social pressure to take a break, while a doctor later warns that the toil state is incurable if not treated earlier.
Condition Worsens for Singer Roberta Linn in Hollywood
AP reports singer Roberta Linn critically ill in Hollywood after hospitalization Sunday for a respiratory infection. Formerly Lawrence Welk's Champagne Lady, Linn's health status is listed as serious by doctors.
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Hollywood
Roberta Linn
Miss Linn
Lawrence Welk
Compromise Tax Legislation Faces House Senate Conferees
Washington AP reports Senate and House conferees began closed sessions on tax legislation under pressure from the Eisenhower administration to hold tax cuts. Treasury Secretary Anderson seeks a one year extension of excises and the corporate income tax without repealing the transportation tax. The House votes to extend the 52 percent business income tax and excises at current rates to avoid a 2.6 billion revenue loss while the Senate proposes repeal of the 10 percent passenger ticket tax and the 3 percent freight tax. Mills emphasizes sticking to the House version as federal revenues fall. The 52 percent corporate tax is set to drop to 47 percent next Monday with excises due to fall if no new law is enacted.
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Washington
Senate House
Esenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
House
Senate
Wilbur D. Mills Dark
Ways and Means Committee
Giant squid caught near Abaco Island studied in Miami lab
A 43 foot and 250 pound giant squid, claimed as the largest in the area, is under study at the University of Miami Marine Laboratory after being found afloat near Abaco Island in the Bahamas by a U S Fish and Wildlife Service patrol boat.
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Miami, Fla
University of Miami Marine Laboratory
Abaco Island
Bahamias
Wildlife Service
Opening lead choice figures in Becker contract analysis
In a bridge column Becker analyzes a spade lead by East in a 3NT contract. East’s ten of spades against North-South commentary misleads declarer through a signaling sequence, and East's later eight of spades would have doomed the contract.
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B. Jay Becker
Weat
East
Declarer
Noe
South
Ruse
Ireg Syndicate
Lac
Sunglasses Protect Eyes From Cataracts, Doctor Says
Eye health article explains cataracts can affect all ages though most develop after 50. Heat and bright light can induce lens opacity, with occupations like glassblowing at risk. Wear proper sunglasses to minimize infrared and ultraviolet exposure and reduce eyestrain from long TV viewing.
Ike foreign aid program in jurisdictional wrangle
Washington AP President Eisenhower's 3.675 billion dollar foreign aid program faces a renewed clash over use of U S owned foreign currencies. Conferees, who had hoped to settle differences, met three hours and planned another session to resolve disputes, particularly the House objection to a Senate provision allowing use of some foreign currencies for scientific purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Health projects overseas face funding hurdle in authorization bill
The provision for overseas health projects, agreed by House conferees, was blocked by House objections that it resembled an appropriation in an authorization bill. House rules require separate legislation for each item.
Indian poet Dom Moraes wins Hawthornden Prize
The 19 year old Indian poet Dom Moraes was named winner of Britain's Hawthornden Prize for his poetry collection A Beginning begun four years ago. The award carries 100 pounds and a silver medal, noting past winners such as Evelyn Waugh, Graham Greene and James Hilton.
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London
Dom Moraes
Britain
The
News Chronicle
Moraes
Evelyn Waugh
Graham Greene
James Hilton
Hog Sales Des Moines June July 1957 Slaughter Totals
Iowa hog marketers expect 2 110 000 head for slaughter in June and July, up from 2 104 000 last year and 3 percent above the five year average. May totals were 1 400 000 head versus 1 354 000 in May 1957. Don’t drive if you drink.
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Des Moines
Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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