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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1960
Page
1
The piece discusses using history to guide present actions and avoid repeating past errors. It notes racial tensions and slavery's impact, urging reflection on how past injustices inform current choices and social effort to prevent recurrences.
Fragmentary text mentions Monroe Doctrine and Roosevelt era ideas about Cuba. It reads like a jagged reflection on safeguarding spheres of influence and avoidance of renewed intervention. The garbled lines reference policy, danger, and past actions without clear dates or concrete events.
Editorial notes southern senators show longer talking endurance in filibusters while northern colleagues struggle. Mentions special assessment general obligation bonds priced favorably and Atlantic’s finances seen as strong as small lots sold Wednesday brought a premium.
An Iowa educator who visited the Soviet Union says Russian schooling has different aims and is focused on spreading communism. He spoke at a Salvation Army civic meeting in Des Moines after meeting Cedar Rapids superintendent Arnold W Salisbury.
In San Pedro California Kenneth Wilber and Dola Miller, once divorced after 12 years of marriage, remarried Thursday night after a chance meeting four weeks ago. Miller had two prior marriages ending in tragedy. One husband died of a heart attack in 1952 and another was killed in a plane crash.
The notice lists publication data for Atlantic News Telegraph including address 314 Chestnut St Atlantic Iowa and editor contact. It details subscription rates by carrier mail and region with varied prices for different durations and locations including Cass county and U S addresses.
Pearson surveys a Washington row over trustbusters and campaign finance. Bicks crushes big-company donors while GOP leaders quarrel about a budget plan and postwar tax hikes. Summerfield resists pressure as lawmakers debate postal rate shifts and civil rights era politics.
A note recalls that in 1647 the Puritan Parliament banned singing Christmas carols in England. The verse about seasonal hope contrasts with the historical ban and mentions a 1960 protected service credit.
DES MOINES AP The State Board of Regents considers letting Iowa State University and Iowa State Teachers College award liberal arts degrees now offered only at the University of Iowa. A study group will review course duplication among the three institutions while the regents borrow 1200 for a 400 bed dormitory at ISTC and approve a two year technical institute at Iowa State for a fall opening.
Becker analyzes bidding choices in a four suit problem, weighing two notrump versus suit openings. He explains reasons to prefer one club over spade or heart openings and shows how responses shape subsequent rebids for balanced and unbalanced hands.
A medical feature notes potential links between measles and giant cell pneumonia. Dr. Anna Mitus reports indistinguishable agents found in five fatal cases, with Gamma Globulin discussed as a possible treatment aid. The piece also includes a Q and A on winter dermatitis in an elderly patient.
Administrators for Howard Gould estate estimate state tax at about 12.74 million dollars and seek to deposit 12 million with the state tax commission. The sprawling 64 million estate of Howard Gould, last surviving son of railroad builder Jay Gould, faces both state and federal estate taxes totaling roughly 50 million.
Des Moines Iowa state Senator Jack Schroeder Republican candidate for governor urged placing narcotics enforcement under the bureau of criminal investigation. The Iowa pharmaceutical board now handles drug laws licensing and distribution. Schroeder said the move would ensure no illegal drug traffic while expanding bureau staff and funding. He described the narcotics issue as a major threat to youth morals and outlined a forthcoming tax plan. Arch McFarlane is also mentioned in connection with the campaign.
Waterloo veteran Republican McFarlane, elected first in 1914, has served 34 of 44 years in the legislature and is now linked as a possible candidate for the Iowa House of Representatives. Willard Archer, Nashua realtor and insurer, helped draft Nicholas for the GOP governor nomination and became close after a serious auto accident. The Iowa State Education Association meets March 18 19 to discuss how to present resolutions, amid debate over the Forand measure extending hospital and surgical insurance to Social Security recipients.
Sens. Bourke Hickenlooper and Thomas Martin of Iowa joined the minority as the Senate 53 to 42 blocked a move to end a Southern filibuster on the civil rights bill. In the House, 312 to 93 voted to take up the issue with seven of eight Iowa representatives in the majority. Rep. Ben Jensen was not recorded.
Residents on Atlantic city carrier routes must call before 7 p.m. if the newspaper is not delivered. The notice urges timely contact to ensure future deliveries and prevent missed issues.
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