14 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1960
Page
1
The piece explains caucus as the first step in the U S political process. It notes precinct caucuses elect delegates to county conventions and counties choose state delegates, shaping who runs for higher office and influencing the party’s platform. Plan to attend the upcoming caucus in Town with note of date.
A passage argues culture should not trump a child's need for love in foster care, noting a girl raised in a home where affection matters more than museums and libraries. It warns against overemphasizing cultural offerings at the expense of family warmth and happiness.
Editorial notes Pioneer outdistances Sputnik orbiting the sun and sending radio signals while the Red satellite failed to reply. The piece suggests U.S. leadership in this science area and urges donations to school equipment funds at Glenwood and Woodward, urging continued contributions at local banks.
Washington AP report on defense views from top scientists and officials. Dr Herbert Fork claims the Soviet Union has more missiles but the US leads in other areas. York, Lanphier, Gen Maxwell Taylor, Sen Engle, and Sen Keating voice concerns on military trends, budgeting, and strategic posture. Max Liggett resigns from Denison high school after seven years citing differences with the school system.
More than half the deputies in the National Assembly urged Parliament be recalled for a special debate on the government's farm policy. French farmers bitterly oppose the price freeze on farm products.
Navy band members faced orders to perform in Santiago after a Rio de Janeiro crash killed 19, despite discomfort from an underpowered plane and a replaced engine part. A substitute band was available, but the president insisted on the decimated unit. The piece also notes Democratic disagreements over a proposed rise in interest rates, with Rep. McCormack defending party platforms amid pressure from other Democrats.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication details and subscription prices. It notes evenings paper except Sunday, staff roles, and mailing rates for various regions including Cass county, adjoining counties, Iowa, U S., and Canada, with prices ranging from monthly to one year.
A light verse extols the easygoing man who avoids care and hurry. He rises when he pleases, stays up late, skirts trends, and ignores market worries. His perpetual cheer comes from being a carefree six year old in spirit.
Collins Radio Co. in Cedar Rapids said profits for the six months ending June 30 totaled 4,211,447 dollars, or 2.16 dollars a share. The prior year period yielded 686,226 dollars, or 0.45 dollars a share. Sales increased from 48,109,426 to 91,779,750 dollars.
West Virginia Democrats hold a May 10 primary seen as a potential gauge of religion’s role in a Kennedy candidacy. Kennedy, a Roman Catholic, faces Humphrey, a Congregationalist. state voters are about 97 percent Protestant, with Catholic turnout expected to be limited.
George Hansen of Audubon has been elected president, succeeding John A. Hansen. New officers include Evans Schmidt as vice president, Clarence Lauritzen as secretary, Lee Clemmensen as treasurer, and A A Tessman as director.
A Democratic slate presented by local candidates outlines two core commitments: clear issue positions and faithful governance if Tam is elected. The piece contrasts with opponents' stances while urging voters to trust the party’s pledges. The unemployment scene in Iowa shows a record monthly benefit payout driven by back claims cleanup and the family plan workload. A personal column shares a child’s musings about growing up, mixing humor with parental reflections.
In a Paris term watch event, Becker notes two top French pairs. At table one declarer won nine club tricks but failed due to heart ace and king of spades worthless. Table two saw a gamble reach thirteen tricks for a 1 740 point hand and a 1 940 point team gain despite West’s risky heart lead.
An article by Herman N. Bundesen M D explains how color environments influence mood and performance. It distinguishes cool colors blue and warm colors red yellow and notes colors can affect heat perception and nerves. Balance is suggested using tints and tones and subtle room accents for spring redecorating. A Q A on encephalitis follows with brief health details and outcomes.
Iowa has collected over 939 million dollars in motor vehicle fuel tax since 1925 and paid 183 million in refunds, mainly for agricultural use. 1959 collections reached 71.26 million with refunds of 13.65 million, accounting for 19.15 percent. Audit activity included 1,441 investigations and 703,630 disallowed gallons, totaling 12,217 dollars and 53,525 dollars for old invoices.
New York AP outlines parenting efforts to mold a child's mind toward noble goals and future success, recounting trials teaching Tracy Ann from infancy. The narrator describes early talks, moral lessons, and the challenges of steering a child toward disciplined ambition.
The State Tax Commission reports Iowa farmers paying state income taxes climbed from 68,000 in 1958 to 89,000 in 1959. Tax receipts totaled 6,063,000 dollars, about two million more than the prior year, though official says this may reflect more farmers filing rather than higher earnings.
A confidential adviser says the Dalai Lama's three-man delegation to the United Nations and their American lawyers have cost about 105000 in less than a year. The report notes the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution last October expressing grave concern over reports Tibetan rights.
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