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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
2
unclear readable content mentions Castro and references to agreements and risk but lacks coherent events or details to summarize. No verifiable entities or dates present to form a proper news item.
The article notes Moscow’s threats and walkouts shaping discourse around a U S presidential election. It argues Moscow’s bluster has little real electoral impact, while warning readers about strategic influence attempts and the public’s cautious response to foreign pressure.
Editorial notes warn that new cigarette brands flood television, crowding out programs. It recalls past heavy advertising and the risk to program integrity as commercials interrupt broadcasts. The piece laments fragile protections for viewers amid growing ad saturation.
NASA Administrator Keith Glennan told a Threshold of Space audience that the United States will launch a manned 200 mile rocket flight within months. The plan calls for a Mercury capsule carried by a Redstone rocket to reach 25 miles altitude and travel 200 miles down the Atlantic missile range in about 16 minutes.
The Towa Hogthwiry Commission approves 44 towns to receive higher road maintenance payments. Two lane roads rise from 350 to 500 per mile and four lane roads from 450 to 600 per mile. Agreements set for July 1961 start.
Atlantic News-telegraph lists pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail across regions. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options with varying prices for Atlantic, Cass County, adjoining counties, other Iowa, U.S. outside Iowa, and Canada. The paper notes publication evenings except Sunday and provides contact details.
Drew Pearson argues Democratic leaders spared the President while criticizing his policies. He says Eisenhower’s Korea War handling and foreign policy tactics masked setbacks, with critics noting a pattern of sweeping problems under the rug and influencing public perception through media and politics.
Poem recalls boyhood days at a swimming hole and meadow games. The speaker longs to return to youth yet rejects old fashioned rules and a harsh school life, reminiscing cold streams, fishing, and summers with a midsummer tan.
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro ordered the immediate confiscation of the Texaco refinery on Santuinte after the company refused to process Sayiet crude. Texaco said it received no notification from the Cuban government. The move targets a $75 million Cuban refinery investment and about $60 million in foreign exchange owed, as Castro cites Cuba’s oil-for-sugar deal with the Soviet Union and Venezuela.
In a North South game Fast opens with spades and East passes three tests. West leads spades and East wins with the king. Fast defends flawlessly, allowing declarer to ruff and force hearts but ultimately South goes down one. East’s precise defense hinges on recognizing South s singleton spade and planning two diamond tricks.
A monthly medical review highlights Klipten for epilepsy control and Syndecon a combined penicillin product for colds and influenza. Arthropan, fibrinolysin and streptokinase aid clots, a nasal electrode detects severe heartburn, and a foot ulcer case prompts discussion on amputation. Spanish police probe five incendiary bombings in Madrid trams and stations.
Former President Truman announces withdrawal from Missouri's delegation, sparking talk of a deal between Symington and Kennedy. Washington debates implications for Johnson's hopes and a possible shift of support as Congress plans a late- summer recess and governors discuss Nixon policy critiques.
Notices from West Side Highland LeVista Fairlawn Zurfluh additions report failure to receive the newspaper and request correction by 7 p.m.. readers advise checking delivery with city carrier.
Rep Quentin Burdick gains lead as GOP rival Gos Doh shows polling strength in Washington, suggesting a closer election fight and possible shifts in farm policy impact and party dynamics.
Lewis LEWIS Mro and Mrs Ball fim istan and two daughters of San Mateo California visit her parents Mr and Mrs Otis Conn Ronald Bennett of San Jose California spends the summer with his grandparents Mr and Mrs rare sentient Mr and Mrs Olin Creours of Phoenix All were guests from on distance here san das Mrooaned Ma visited Thursday in the home of Mrs Frank South en route home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Chester Smith at Metummmoen Idaho Richard Kennedy and children of St Louis spent the weekend with relatives en route to Baton Colorado to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Lester Kennedy Mr and Mrs Wolard Shearer of Gas ehard Nebraska were weekend guests in the Wilbur Brecherbanmser home
A historic note on Liberty Island’s status mentions the renaming approved and signed by President Eisenhower amid ceremonies on Bedtoe’s island. The document notes the old Bedtoe’s island disappeared and Liberty Island became the home of the Statue of Liberty.
Marne Marne Mre Charles Thomson and children from West Columbia are guests of Mark Anderson at his home. Jane D200 visits with Mrs Fann Jacobs and Gus Grodt. Bob returns home Friday after a short visit with his mother Mrs Krambeck. Mrs Headley returns from Frema Nebraska after visiting her mother Kate McCracken. Start sooner drive slower live denser.
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