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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1960
Page
1
A jumble of garbled text presents fragmented reads about wars, politics, and odd quotes. It mentions various names, places, and symbols in a nonsensical mosaic without a clear coherent event or narrative.
Fragmented text alleges anti-American sentiment in Cuba and mentions perceived oppression. It references regional reactions and a broad critique of leadership, with unclear attribution and garbled names. The piece appears to discuss fear of American foes and public opinion, but lacks coherent specifics.
In a guide for amateur investors, Sam Dawson warns against relying on price index moves to buy or sell. He notes that indices like Dow Jones 30 and S P 500 can distort trends due to splits and long-time leaders not moving, urging analysis of a company's performance and industry outlook instead. He cites Babson and other experts, and discusses potential 10 to 1 splits and earnings distortions.
Four year old Jimmy Fa velhardt of Cupertino reads e newspapers and encyclopedias, prompting school officials led by Glenn Atkinson to consider early entry. His father Edward Engelhardt notes the boy learned to read from labels and TV ads, reading before age two.
Funeral services held at 2 pm Monday for Robert Carson Independence attorney and gubernatorial hopeful killed in a vehicle collision near Des Moines on Highway 64 Thursday. Services at First Presbyterian Church. contributions to Iowa Assn for Mental Health requested in lieu of flowers.
Dr Milton T. Rock of a Philadelphia management firm described the mark of a successful executive as the ability to bounce back, self confidence, dedication, and a dash of humor during a gathering of executives in Stillwater Oklahoma.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists address at 314 Chestnut St Atlantic Iowa with publishing details and current subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions including Cass and adjoining counties, other Iowa areas, U S and Canada with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual prices.
Drew Pearson reports on secrecy around the Navy Band’s Rio de Janeiro trip and insurance gaps leaving families of 19 band members without $50 000 death benefits. President Eisenhower’s absence at the funeral draws criticism while Vice President Nixon attends. The column blends political snips with a lampoon of Senate filibusters and a dental incident involving Secretary Benson.
A brief poem asks if readers are true friends and brothers in need. It questions loyalty and selflessness, contrasting fair weather kindness with steadfast support in hard times.
Washington AP report details Southern House members preparing to block a Senate action aimed at killing a key civil rights measure. The disputed section would make it a federal crime to interfere with enforcement of federal court orders including school integration.
In a South hand under standard bidding, the declarer went down two after East unexpectedly led the nine of hearts. The defense collected four hearts, a spade and a diamond, with East's heart signal thwarting the contract and earning high praise for ingenuity.
Public health advice outlines warning signs during pregnancy including vaginal bleeding severe headaches blurred vision abdominal pain and swelling. It notes most miscarriages occur in the first three months and advises contacting a doctor promptly for any warning signs. It also discusses morning sickness management and a Q and A on menstruation and pregnancy guidance.
F D S notes a boy upset at a sitter over bowling plans. North Africa visits by Bob Laufer. Agadar earthquake devastation cited. Florida clippings say Atlantic’s coldest spell. Miami Herald reports 18 below zero. Japan reports Atlantic Iowa 31 below. A familiar souvenir plate recalls 40 years of customer gifts. Deer seen near 18th and Chestnut. Maquoketa twins Henry and Alfred Schm man turn 75. The Loire River is France’s longest at 620 miles.
Anita Marcus C. Holland, son of Carl Holland, is appointed city engineer in Red Oak replacing resigning Charles Babbit. Holland, previously Newton assistant city engineer, will relocate with his family soon. Don’t drive if you drink.
AP reports Scott Brady starred in Shotgun Slade drawing late night viewers and beer sponsors with a simple good triumphs over evil formula. Eileen Brennan debuts on Ed Sullivan singing How Are Things in Glocca Morra amid St Patrick’s Day theme and nervous first TV rehearsal details.
A speaker recalls feeling unusually calm, then overwhelmed as nerves faded and confusion set in. The remark captures a moment of emotional transition and self awareness during a tense situation.
Princess Margaret and Anthony Armstrong-Jones visit the 18th century Fry manor in Bath where Jeremy Fry, a 35 year old engineer and Fry chocolate heir, hosts them. The discreet romance dating to last October fuels speculation he may be best man at the May 6 Westminster Abbey wedding.
In Bradenton Florida on Friday night state troopers and sheriff deputies surrounded Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt after an anonymous call threatened to kill her during a Democratic rally. The former first lady spoke on the Soviet challenge to the United States for about an hour before officers escorted her to an undisclosed destination. Equador note appears as a stray line in the report.
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