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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1958
Page
1
The Bureau of Advertising and the American Newspaper Publishers Association studied the claim of a summer sales lull. They report findings that challenge the idea of a true summer slump, noting average family spending patterns and related data across the United States.
In a 24 hour span Russia agreed to send nuclear experts to the Geneva conference while also threatening a boycott. The world awaits the experts’ gathering to learn Russia’s actual plans and proposed actions regarding the meeting.
The speaker argues the Soviets may seek to unsettle global affairs and urges openly inviting them to meetings while ignoring their disruptions. He believes public invitation would reduce their power to derail Western initiatives and keep forward movement intact.
The text discusses influence as a constant in democracy exercised legally by lobbyists and individuals with clear aims. It notes influence can be harmful when used selfishly, through bribes, blackmail, gifts, or excessive campaign contributions, but can be positive when properly applied.
The piece notes growing reaction in favor of Adams as supporters emphasize his high character and honesty. It also acknowledges mistakes and party damage, while accusing Fox of unfounded statements contributing to a shift in opinion toward Adams.
Sprint star Dave Sime of Duke University married Ellen Quillian in the First Presbyterian Church Birmingham. The couple plans a honeymoon in northern Michigan before returning to Durham North Carolina. Ethiopian Airlines operates planes with a convertible state room and executive suite for Emperor Haile Selassie.
The Atlantic Views News is published evenings except Sunday from Chestnut Street Atlantic Iowa. Rates listed: by carrier Atlantic 1 month 80 cents 3 months 2.25 6 months 4.25 1 year 8.00. By mail Cass/adjoining counties 1 year 7.00 6 months 3.75 3 months 2.00 1 month 60 cents. Elsewhere in Iowa 1 year 8.00 6 months 4.25 3 months 2.25 1 month 85 cents. U S outside Iowa 1 year 10.00 6 months 5.25 3 months 2.75 1 month 1.00. Canada 1 year 12.00.
President Eisenhower visibly furious at Adm. Felix Stump during a Quantico strategy session over Far East policy. Stump urged stronger Pacific readiness and use of atomic weapons. Ike urged teamwork and no area priority, warning against hollow security. Von Brentano pressed Dulles on German reparations and warned of potential implications for U.S. policy.
A poem about contrasting desires between a wife who dreams of seaside gowns parties and a husband who yearns for quiet fishing and simplicity. The speaker notes a clash between elegant social living and simple leisure, with the husband seeking ease and the wife seeking social activity.
The Iowa Commerce Commission will hold a hearing on September 24 in Sioux City regarding Sioux Lines Inc request for a permit to operate bus service linking Sioux City to Sergeant Bluff the Air Base and the Sioux City Municipal Airport.
About 16 900 teenagers filled Dallas Memorial Auditorium to hear Pat Boone and notable athletes at a Church of Christ youth rally. Sponsors said it was the largest gathering of its kind in the denomination. Boone urged ministry by bringing youths to church and keeping them there.
Prime Minister Djuanda reports heavy rebel resistance in North Celebes despite Menado falling. He warns rebel leaders to surrender after the claimed city capture. St Augustine, Florida is cited as the oldest permanent white settlement in the United States founded in 1565.
In a famous bridge hand, South plays four hearts after West opens king of spades and continues with the ace and a spade. Declarer aims for a diamond endplay, drawing trumps and cashing clubs AK. West discards ten of diamonds to avoid endplay, but declarer then leads a diamond from dummy and East's misplay yields dummy's eight and Booth's ace for the last tricks.
Practical guidance from Herman N. Bundesen on preventing pressure sores in bedridden individuals. It covers causes, risk factors, and daily care steps such as repositioning, protective supports, hygiene, and skin assessment. Also includes a brief Q A on sun lamp risks under medical supervision.
Vice President Nixon and Senator Knowland clash over key policies as Knowland campaigns for California governor. Nixon supports Eisenhower’s decision on Sherman Adams while Knowland suggests Adams should retire. The dispute underscores tensions within the Republican leadership during the 1960 presidential bid.
Alfred Lunt returns tonight to The Visit after a virus forced his withdrawal from last week’s matinee. During his four absences, understudy John Wyse filled the role, including Saturday’s matinee.
A Greek Cypriot underground leader in exile threatens renewed attacks unless Britain negotiates with Archbishop Makarios on independence. A gunman in Limassol kills a Turk Cypriot cyclist near his barbershop while masked fighters strike in Famagusta. Leaflets signed by Dighenis, the alias of EOKA head Col. Grivas, warn diplomacy will fail without talks with Makarios.
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