09 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1960
Page
1
The text discusses a filibuster stalling Senate decisions on a school aid program and other measures. It notes potential delays and the possibility that the Senate will eventually act, though some bills may be dismissed if the filibuster persists.
The column cites Secretary Herter’s Cuba remarks and Castros tactics, warns of misinterpretation of U.S. intervention, and notes Cuba’s economic strain. It discusses the Chessman case as a lesson on delays in trials aiding escape, praises Reis’s polemics, and comments on Soviet resort courses and diving standards as a pacifying influence.
Nine wealthy nations begin drafting informal ground rules to boost aid to developing nations led by the United States Britain and France. The group aims to offset the Soviet economic offensive with a plan at a special meeting including Canada West Germany Portugal and Japan. The conference plans practical steps with potential aid increases into Asia the Middle East and Africa for the coming year.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists mailing and subscription rates for in town, Cass county, and national delivery, with monthly and yearly options. It notes offices at 314 Chestnut Street in Atlantic Iowa and credits editor and staff contact numbers.
Drew Pearson reports that the Pew family of Pennsylvania supplied heavy early funds for Nixon, especially in New Hampshire, while GOP fundraisers and network executives hedge on campaign contributions. A Senate watchdog panel sparks political friction as Southern states resist disclosures of TV network favoritism.
A realignment plan announced by Bishop Fo Gerald Ensley creates seven districts from six in Southern Iowa. The Newton District will include 72 churches across Jasper Poweshiek Iowa Marion Mahaska and Keokuk counties and half of Johnson County with about 19 000 members.
A brief poem by Edgar A. Guest touches Hope and Faith as guiding lights from morning to night. The piece closes with a dated copyright and an odd factual line about Venice canals noting each canal width of about 15 feet.
In a difficult six diamond contract by Becker a dummy reversal line offers a higher chance to make the slam than the standard spade finesse. South can ruff hearts and discard a spade on dummy’s trumps, then clear remaining diamonds, clubs, and spades to secure the rest of the tricks.
A six year American Cancer Society survey aims to uncover why some individuals or families have higher cancer risk. It seeks links among occupational hazards, family history, childbirth, diet, smoking, air pollution, and living standards to guide prevention strategies.
Governor Brown pushes to end the death penalty as San Quentin prisoners, hunger strikers, and petitions mark the Capitol protests. The first Senate hearing showed little support for repeal, with clergy and prosecutors testifying on both sides amid ongoing appeals tied to the Chessman case.
A Tulsa YMCA clerk opened an envelope addressed to the YMCA and found a $25,000 check from the estate of Frank Haskell, a former Tulsa oil man.
Supporters of Miss Sandra Loveless appeal to the Washington Board of Trade after Miss Marilyn Canby, aAmerican University student, is recognized by Iowa state societies for the Cherry Blossom Festival. Rep Merwin Coad and M J Cuff question state representation as the festival nears April 5-10.
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