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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
5
A Minnesota American Legion committee reports no subversive activity in the past year and criticizes fanatical searches and unverified accusations. The note defends due process and warns against undemocratic tactics that tarnish the Legion’s prestige and democratic ideals.
Lebanon's leader asks the United Nations to deploy troops to deter attacks. If UN action stalls, the United States and Britain may intervene to defend a U S ally from invasion. Washington weighs prestige and risk while warning of a broader Middle East war. Communist threats loom but past promises complicate decisions.
The piece argues that true spontaneity in Russian public action is implausible. It contends Russians are trained to act in a controlled manner and that so called spontaneous protests against Denmark, Germany, and the United States could not appear less spontaneous if published in advance.
Senate opposition leader Sen. James Eastland signals possible talks toward voting on two of three constitutional challenges to the Alaska statehood bill. Timing depends on how many senators wish to speak as the chamber halts amid filibuster concerns and Thurmond and Eastland deny intent to filibuster.
Clyde L. Hulsizer 84 left 23000 to the Des Moines Rotary Club for student loans and 18000 to the Des Moines YMCA for its boys work program. The estate valued at about 104721. He ran a window display and artificial flower business for 46 years, retiring in 1951, later moving to a farm west of Altoona. The Rotary bequest favors Des Moines high school graduates entering Grinnell College. Also noted is a St Joseph Missouri brief about city crews repainting traffic lines and then covering them with asphalt.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices by carrier and mail, with rates for Atlantic city and Cass county as well as surrounding Iowa regions. Rates include one month 60c, three months $2.25, six months $4.25, one year $8.00 for in-town carriers and varied amounts for mail subscriptions in other areas and the U.S. Canada pricing shows one year $12.
General Collins with army navy cronies argues the United States cannot halt Arab nationalism and oil disruptions. He says Israel remains a sturdy ally while De Gaulle could save Algerian oil if he avoids American companies. The column also notes a White House gift rebuff and a mysterious vicuna coat incident.
A brief verse by Edgar A. Guest titled Just Folks appears in the publication quotably reflecting everyday life and common experiences. The poem presents simple scenes and approachable language that resonates with readers through honest domestic humor and gentle wit.
A verse about perseverance and modest optimism expresses that the speaker will keep going despite not winning today and finds strength in smaller joys. A line mentions feeling content about a future share of joy. The text ends with a note: Buffalo Bul Cody was born on Lethuire an Seatt County, Iowa.
A lighthearted item recounts Sally's Bible school remark about lunch, Mrs. Jayne Haye’s child, and a June day with record low heat. The piece notes a neighborly mischief with a token of discipline, a jewelry misplacement, and a humorous “pumpin” reply. Bees rested in a redbud tree while owls appeared in the yard at dusk.
The article describes a contract bridge hand with South as declarer. It discusses lead choices, defensive signals, and the reasoning to finesse trump while gathering information from opponents. Declarer deduces spade and club divisions and makes the contract through careful play.
Dr Bundesen uses statistics to show how TB affects people differently. He notes age and body type influence risk and treatment decisions, compares outcomes after lung removal by sex, and cautions against overgeneralizing small studies. He explains prevention and cautions about misreading data.
New York AP report portrays a tentative rebound in midyear activity after six tough months. Unemployment near 5 million, industrial output down about 14 percent from a year ago, and consumer spending holding despite income declines. Federal easing boosts borrowing but car purchases slow, home building improves, and highway work rises.
London AP report says actor Charles Laughton continued a scene in The Party after a disruptive customer was escorted out. The incident occurred shortly after the last scene began with Laughton warning of removal and the curtain not yet falling.
More than half of Iowa's 99 counties face trouble meeting general expenses under property tax limits. A study notes 63 counties used emergency fund levies in 1958, with 27 nearly maxing both general and emergency funds. Recommendations include consolidating funds and adjusting limits or population-based controls.
Bandits broke into a basement model of Detroit's first financial institution at the Detroit Historical Museum and stole $60 in rare coins. Officials note face value is $60 but market value is higher due to age.
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