05 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1960
Page
1
The readable parts reference a political meeting or protest with mentions of Khrushchev era tensions and Communist actions. Names and places are unclear, but the text notes public reaction, press coverage, and possible demonstrations around a match or event at a location named Wetan Sone.
The text discusses a filibuster and its potential impact on prestige abroad, linking nationalist currents to civil rights, race, and global responses. It argues propagandists may exploit the situation for communist sympathy in Africa and Asia amid perceived government blunders and heightened tensions.
The Trojans finished 7 2 in coach Webb s first year securing a conference title and ranking amid Class AA. Jose hit a decisive late point in a road game at Council Bluffs as the season wrapped with a narrow finish and praise for coach and team.
A writer laments winter boredom from flu and illness and suggests expanding the Atlantic area Who's Who contest to include more outsiders, including a request from Mrs. Roger Power of Wiota for broader participation. Five weeks remain to select entrants as Iowa endures a cold winter.
Some parts of the country remain unprepared for the ongoing weather conditions with forecasts urging readiness. Officials caution residents to secure shelter and monitor advisories as cold fronts and storms move through affected areas.
Former Police Chief Lee Begole quit to lead a different department in Cheboygan. The Village Council kept him on the payroll and issued a two week paycheck totaling $182.75 despite his resignation. Begole said he would bank the check and would not return. council still recognizes him as chief while new officers take over.
Porter and Floyd Schultz faced near boycott by fellow deputies after helping a woman remove a skunk from beneath a house. She claimed the animal was deodorized, which proved false and led to tension among coworkers in Enid Oklahoma.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists address at 314 Chestnut St Atlantic Iowa and publication details including editor F D Simpson and contact numbers. It outlines subscription rates by carrier within Atlantic Cass counties and by mail elsewhere in Iowa and the U S with Canada rates.
Drew Pearson reports Adam Clayton Powell accepted a Tam many offered deal in 1958 to back Harriman against Rockefeller. The arrangement included cash, fringe benefits, and political favors such as a subcommittee chairmanship and jobs for associates. Powell eyed Reed Harriman and weighed civil rights positions before endorsing Harriman.
State officials warn farm income declines may lower Iowa tax receipts in 1959. February individual income taxes fell 1.27 million from a year earlier while total July February revenue rose about 6 million year over year. The commission cites many no pay returns and recent tax changes including higher corporate and cigarette taxes.
In Hillsboro trouble arises as the new telephone directory lists the wrong number for the complaint department. Callers hearing a busy signal confront a persistent mismatch between the directory and actual service channels.
In a five diamond contract with North South vulnerable West leads a singleton spade. South uses a dummy reversal to manage diamond and heart losses. The sequence sees ruffs, finesses, and a crossruff that secures the last three tricks and the contract.
Two health stories share space. Librium a new prescription mood and energy drug praised at a USC symposium helps anger control and work drive while supporting clear thinking. It has seen rapid doctor usage and minor side effects. A Kansas City study supports early cleft palate surgery to prevent hearing loss, showing better outcomes before 18 months and fewer hearing issues than later operations.
Cass county ASC announces reseal eligibility for farm stored 1959 corn and grain sorghum to be kept one more year after loan expiry. Extend reseal and price support loans for 1956 1957 1958 corn and 1958 sorghum. storage payments help offset new storage costs. Kenneth A. Jensen notes farmers should plan storage as carryovers rise.
AP reports a record 29,579,538 calls were made in New York City and surrounding boroughs, surpassing the prior one day high of 26,983,930 set during the Dec 9, 1957 subway strike.
A 1950s Iowa report cites public apathy and old laws hindering youth employment. It urges amending child labor statutes, expanding vocational education, and a broad part time program for ages 11 to 20 to help adolescents enter the labor market and plan for post high school technical education.
A short poem about joyous days and cherished friendships that cannot be taken by tomorrow. The speaker reflects on moments of kindness and the people who brighten life, embracing their memory beyond future sorrow.
A one year old girl died when a fire destroyed a two room home in Walthill Nebraska. Bus driver Philip Peeters kicked in a back door to rescue two young brothers Donald Jr about four and Rickey about three. Parents were away. cause of the fire undetermined.
Lincoln Nebraska no opponents appeared Friday at a Nebraska Railway Commission hearing on Northern Natural Gas Co of Omaha applying to issue stock to buy Council Bluffs Gas Co The Iowa company has been appraised at 6 856 960 Northern proposes to issue up to 200 000 shares of 10 par stock
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