03 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1960
Page
1
The scrambled text hints at South American affairs and a debate over leadership roles in the Western Hemisphere. mentions Kennedys, diplomacy, and a unclear charge of "copertalisct" amid regional tensions and a discussion of policies and positions.
The piece discusses Senate filibuster tensions and their potential impact on the upcoming election. It also notes heightened U S focus on the Olympic Games and international relations, with commentary on coverage and public reaction.
Charles R. Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation told the House Ways and Means Committee that Iowa State University and two other studies projecting price and income trends under free market agriculture are biased. He argued the studies assume unrealistic conditions and claim farmers cannot prosper without government price supports, challenging critics and inviting debate with Rep. Merwin Coad.
The Tevise Space Committee approved 915 million dollars for the national space program in the next fiscal year. Chairman Overton Brooks expressed concern that more funds may be needed amid perceived urgency and progress noted by supporters.
Local newspaper announces subscription rates by carrier and mail. Rates vary by region with yearly, half yearly, quarterly, and monthly options for Atlantic Iowa Cass counties U.S. and Canada. Includes penalties for outside Iowa pricing and different rates for Canada.
Drew Pearson reports the Navy Band mourns a crash victims' families while insurance troubles hinder claims. The band faces delays and confusion as policies allegedly cover only part of the South American trip. Elizabeth Arden denies claims of paying guests at Maine Chance ranch and clarifies status with Mrs Eisenhower.
A poem laments voters who avoid the polls despite wanting reform. It notes the public’s habit of criticizing leaders yet neglecting to vote and participate in spring elections, highlighting a paradox in civic engagement. The piece reflects on how people claim to want change but fail to act at the polls.
London AP reports Princess Anne, age 9, is learning to drive her father's small car. Friends say she drives slowly and cautiously but is developing skill behind the wheel.
A group of wholesale magazine distributors and Iowa Attorney General Norman Erbe reached common ground on keeping obscene publications off newsstands. The Central States Distributors Assn will coordinate with county attorneys to withhold objectionable magazines and meet local legal requirements. Stan Seidler of Cedar Rapids reported voluntary withholding of magazines deemed in bad taste.
South wins the heart lead and uses a sequence to control clubs and diamonds. Declarer aims to force defenders to misread the suit by delaying club threats and leveraging ruff-discard possibilities. The article discusses timing and finesse choices to maximize club tricks while protecting the contract.
A medical explainer reviews how chest percussion and listening with a finger or stethoscope reveal heart and lung health. It discusses sounds, murmurs, and rubbing signs, plus how body fat and chest depth affect readings. A Q and A on dry eyes ends with a note to seek medical advice.
Iowa officials urge Washington to permit signs produced by convict labor on Interstates. William H. Burke, head of Iowa State Industries, argues the 1958 Highway Act bans convict labor but should not bar all prison-made materials. Burke seeks review of Public Roads Bureau ruling to allow signs on the interstate.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sawyers visited relatives in Maryville Missouri on Saturday providing a short family travel note from the community pages.
Jaren J. Jones of Salt Lake City said many party leaders favor President Eisenhower for the opening address at the upcoming Republican National Convention in Chicago in July. His acceptance is considered a probability by the convention arrangements vice chairman.
Des Moines AP The State Tax Commission regained $601.35 after clerical error kept Ben Franken of Holland on payroll three weeks beyond his November 15 dismissal. He had received $80265 during the three months, believing reassignment was possible. auditor’s office uncovered the overpayment.
A classified notice urges readers to phone the kick carrier on East Side using number 12173 for inquiries or service appointments. The item reads like a quick public notice from a local paper.
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