Editorial Briefs Reflect on Taxes Politics and Weather
A collection of opinion tidbits covers tax debates and public policy, political boosts amid Hoffa activity, Cuba’s economic stance, and NH primaries. It notes a strong stock of hog prices, forecasts gentle snows, and recounts an Atlantic industry explosion with minimal disturbance to nearby observers.
Iowa approves widening of Highway 375 in Council Bluffs
The Iowa Highway Commission adopted a resolution to proceed with widening and improving Highway 375 in Council Bluffs. The City Council opposed the plan for 375, urging priority on 7th Street and Canning Street repairs and stating the Neola diagonal and four-lane conversion remain desired goals.
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Ames
Iowa Highway Commission
Council Bluffs
7Th St
28Th Ave
16Th Ave
Canning St
Wisconsin well traveled by Democrats in campaign sweep
Democratic presidential candidates kept a steady Wisconsin schedule with Sen. John F Kennedy departing for Washington after speaking to about 2,500 supporters. Hubert H. Humphrey planned to fly in for Wisconsin stops including southeastern venues and Rhinelander. He will campaign in Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin on Monday and Tuesday.
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Kennedy
Wisconsin
Humphrey
Rhinelander
Milwaukee
Atlantic News-telegraph publication details and rates
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication offices at 314 Chestnut Street Atlantic Iowa and outlines editor contact, associations, and subscription prices. Rates cover carrier in Atlantic and Cass counties, mail across Iowa and U S, plus Canada, with monthly and yearly options.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Cabinet Split Over Lipstick Rules Signals Policy Rift
Drew Pearson reports two cabinet members clash over cranberries and color additives, with Evra Benson and Arthur Flemming diverging on the Delaney amendment. Ben-Gurion seeks a US Israel defense alliance as tensions rise around Suez era Arab troops, while Harlem Congressman Adam Clayton Powell faces scrutiny over franking abuses tied to segregation rhetoric.
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Drew Pearson
Ben-Gurion
Harlem
Mississippi
Washington
Evra Benson
HEW
Arthur Flemming
Flemming
Methodist Church
Benson
Mormon Church
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Chemical and Cosmetic
Agriculture
Flemming Ben-Gurion
David Ben Gurion
Israel
USA
Eisenhower
Ike
Suez Canal
Egypt
Society of Nations
Adam — Clayton Powell
Sen Jam Eastland
Supreme Court
Icus
Frank
Justice Department
Fasthind
Powell
Eastland
William Rogers
Robert Gray
White House
Harvard Business School
Bell Syndicate, Inc
South leads to a successful contract in four hearts
In this Contract Bridge column, B Jay Becker analyzes a four heart contract where South, after a misunderstood sequence, should ignore spade and diamond finesses. A simple diamond lead from dummy secures ten tricks, avoiding early finesses and preventing loss of two diamonds and a spade.
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Jay Becker
Declarer
South
East
King
West
Res Byndicate, Inc
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
The poem depicts a fashion conscious woman who wears fur for style while exposing her neck and letting a breeze chill her. She walks in dainty pumps, smiling despite friends’ sympathy as she wonders how she might have taken cold.
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George Mathew Adams
Khrushchev Delivers Personal Message To Eisenhower
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev sent a personal note to President Eisenhower delivered to the White House by Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov. The White House would not discuss the contents or provide details about the note.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
White House
Mikhail Menshikov
Pope Blesses Drivers at St Peter's Square Window
In Rome Pope John XXII blessed thousands of automobile drivers who honked to request the gesture. After attending mass at Santa Francesca Romana near the Colosseum, motorists gathered in St. Peter's Square as the pontiff appeared at his window to bless the crowd.
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Vatican City
John XXII
St. Peter's Square
Rome
Santa Francesca Romana
Colosseun
Series of soil conservation meetings planned in Iowa
A nine meeting schedule in March outlines discussions on soil and water conservation led by the Iowa Soil Conservation Committee and the Iowa Association of Soil Conservation District Commissioners. Attendees include County ASC Committees, Extension Councils, Farmers Home Administration, Soil Conservation Service, vocational Agriculture, and state officials. The dates span March 4 Primghar to March 18 New Hampton with multiple cities sequentially listed.
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Des Moines
Iowa Soil Conservation Committee
Iowa Assn. of Soil Conservation District Commissioners
ASC
Soi Conservation Districts
Window washer killed by falling cabinet in Manhattan
Garry Gryder, 25, was washing windows outside a Manhattan apartment when a cabinet hoisted to the 16th floor snapped its ropes. He was knocked unconscious and left dangling by his safety belt. He died later at a hospital.
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New York
Garry Gryder
Manhattan
Gryder
Coffee Break Benefits Employee And Employer
A coffee break aids both worker and boss by reducing stress and boosting performance. Dialogue with colleagues off the boss’s watch can spark ideas, improve morale, and enhance teamwork. Caffeine in an average cup stimulates thinking and may delay fatigue for better overall brain work.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M. D
J. F
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Briton Faces Criticism Over Baby Adoption Plan
In Luton England Yvonne Moore 39 planning to give unborn child to Wilbur and Babe Prescott in North Charleston United States Moore 40 sells house and moves abroad after receiving abusive letters He says she moves today to New York by Teehind Airlines with the Prescotts and insists they are not heartless Moore’s mother with seven grandchildren pleads but fails to stop the adoption plan
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Yvonne Moore
United States
South Carolina
Moore
Moores
Wilbur
Babe Prescott
North Charleston
New York
Teehind Airlines
Prescotts
Eight Czechoslovak youths reprimanded for cemetery desecration
Eight Czechoslovak youths aged 16 and 17 were reprimanded for desecrating a Soviet wartime cemetery at Karlovy Vary. The reprimand was reported by the local Communist newspaper in Vienna via AP reporting.
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Vienna
Karlov Vary
Karlsbad
Gilbert Bronx Demo Wins Election in 23rd District
Democratic state Senator Jacob H. Gilbert wins the U S house seat for the 23rd District with 4579 votes in Bronx returns. Republican Simon M. Koenig secures 575 votes and Liberal Hector Mathew 411 as the vacancy was created by Isidore Dollinger becoming Bronx district attorney. Blocks of salt and bricks of tea are noted as negotiable money in parts of Africa.
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New York
Jacob H. Gilbert
U.S
Bronx
Gilbert
Simon M. Koenig
Hector Mathew
Isidore Dollinger
Africa
Muscatine Leader seeks highway and depot fixes on Highway 61
Mayor Walter Conway leads Muscatine delegation urging survey by the state commission to remove two Hazards on Highway 61. The first is a sharp turn on a narrow street where semitrailers slide onto the sidewalk. a $150000 suit is pending after a boy's death. The second problem concerns Rocky Island Railroad depots narrowing the street.
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Muscatine
Walter Conway
Muscatine Journal
Conway
Canadian
Gulf of Moxico
Conway Sand
Rocky Island Railroad
Hundreds of Dead Bees Cover Walk at Parmley Home
Hundreds of dead honey bees cover the sidewalk and snow near a tree at 309 Locust Street on the Glen Parmley property. Beekeepers say hive cleaning and winter food shortages drive older bees to die as they reduce the colony’s winter food demand.
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Parmley
Glen Parmley
Locust Street
Parmley Hive
Inmate Told Deaf But Companion Knows Sign Language
Salt Lake City officers learn two jail inmates had been using sign language for days. Officer Wilbert Anderson questioned one inmate who wrote answers while the other spoke, revealing the first was not deaf.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
Wilbert Anderson
Anderson
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