15 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1960
Page
1
Stockholders convene amid unclear notes on Arc phone and Teletrapl actions. The text shows fragmented references to stockholder meetings, rising numbers, and external business pressures, with uncertain details about votes and outcomes.
The article discusses Mr Doerfer and the Petits communications commission resigning amid FCC regulation concerns. It stresses the need for high ethical standards for federal officers in accepting gifts and favors from individuals, noting the risk of perceived impropriety and the public interest.
The piece argues a law allowing the President to veto parts of appropriation bills would curb pork barrel spending and unnumbered items, noting little chance of passage in Congress. It contends many lawmakers push home folk projects that would not survive presidential scrutiny and questions the feasibility of such a measure.
F D S letters and local notes discuss early spring signs and a Washington visit. Motorists face a $25 fine for lacking chains or snow tires in snow. Parking shifts and narrow runways worsen snow piles and a triangular ice sheet forms on sidewalks and footing.
Publication details list address and editors for the Atlantic News Telegraph with pricing for carriers and mail subscriptions. Rates cover in town, Cass county and adjoining counties, other Iowa regions, U S and Canada, with monthly and yearly options. The notice identifies affiliations and circulation specifics.
A mixed group of Navy band members faces a chaotic tour schedule with orders to depart for the South and Southwest after a Rio crash report. Commanders Brendier and Stephan clash over homecoming and concert duties in Buenos Aires while Arleigh Burke's countermanding orders add confusion. The crew complains of being treated like pigs as they prepare for a months long, grueling tour with two concerts daily.
The article explains counting and probabilities for suit splits in a bridge hand. It discusses how the king of hearts lead and queen observation guard against 4-0 breaks, guiding declarer to a safe slam by honoring potential 3-1 or 2-2 trumps splits and defending against a 4-0 distribution.
The lines express pride and hopeful affection as a beloved partner is imagined. The speaker’s racing heart and expanded chest convey longing and anticipation of becoming someone’s cherished bride.
A 23 year old bride rejects shorter suitors insisting the groom be at least six feet tall. She muses on ideal mates who are tall broad shouldered and handsome, while vowing not to marry for wealth or status. The piece reflects dated wedding idealism and social expectations of stature.
New York AP report: FAA barred commercial airline pilots aged 60 and over from flying after midnight following Judge Alexander Bicks denial of a preliminary injunction. Forty seven pilots affected. PILOTs appealed. hearing set for April 8 before a three judge panel.
A 1960 King Features Syndicate item explains purpura as skin bleeding from various causes including infections drugs and vitamin deficiencies. It notes acute and chronic forms, potential life-threatening bleeding, and treatments like bed rest and transfusions, plus a Q and A stating multiple sclerosis is not contagious and hookworm is rare in Minnesota.
Ronald F C Pyleten, 56, former headwaiter at the Copacabana, was indicted on charges of evading taxes. He allegedly failed to report income totaling 16 8798 of 58 equ and faces related financial crime counts.
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