Something For Nothing in Russian Peace Proposals
The piece argues Russian plans for limiting warfare in outer space demand a concrete U S concession while promising vague nuclear disarmament in return. It contends Soviet aims to remove U S air bases ringed around their territory signal fear of Western bomber power and question Russia's progress in ICBM development. The tone warns the West to view Russia as not far behind in war machine advances.
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U. S
U.S
Ajex
Reds
Russia
Slow public works fail to boost economy promptly
The passage argues that large emergency public works are slow to start and mislocated, wasting funds. Local unemployment issues are best addressed locally, and nationwide schemes are cumbersome, wasteful, and should be used only as a last resort. If planned in advance they could help, but typically they do not.
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Detroit
Attend The Atlantic Style Show This Week
A community minded group of young women hosts the Atlantic Style show this week on Tuesday or Wednesday. Proceeds support repairs to the library for the children’s program, a worthy cause. The event promises outstanding entertainment with top limeage performances and sponsorship by local supporters.
Courageous Enforcement Needed in Koh'er Strike
The article argues authorities failed to perform their sworn duty in the Koh'er strike. It contends firm, fearless officials who enforce laws as written prevent most strike trouble, noting violence arises where enforcement is weak.
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Koh'er
Plan Hearing Garner Planned For Corwith Vesley District
A public hearing will be held March 31 here on creating the Corwith Vesley community school district in Wright Kossuth and Hancock counties. A petition filed with Hancock County superintendent Charles S. Whitney outlines a district of about 115 sections, an estimated 580 pupils and a 797517 dollar assessed valuation.
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Corwith- Vesley
Wright, Kossuth
Hancock Counties
Hancock County
Superintendent of Schools
Charles S. Whitney
Atlantic News-Telegraph locality rates and masthead notice
Atlantic Iowa newspaper lists publication details and post office data with pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail across regions. Rates shown include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, annual options, plus international and Canada mail costs.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
How To Deal With Your Tensions PSA
A public service appeal promotes improved mental health and recovery from illness. It cites advances in science, estimates that 70 percent improve or recover with modern treatment, and urges readers to request a free booklet by writing Better Mental Health at Hox 2400 New York.
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Cealing
Fife
Hox
New York
Controversy Around Col Gordon Moore At White House
A Washington column profiles Col Gordon Moore, brother-in-law to the president, detailing his White House access, business ties, and influence with airline interests. It notes Moore's rapid financial rise, lavish entertainments, and deals with Dominican and American banks, including sugar import quirks and airline financing. The piece signals scrutiny of presidential proximity and potential conflicts of interest.
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Eliott Roosevelt
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Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
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George Basser
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Joe Davies
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Jack Kennedy
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American Security and Trust
Bob Baker
Air Coach Transit Association
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Capital Transit Co
O Roy Chalk
Chalk
Capital Transit
U.S.A
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Puerto Rico
Capial Airlines
U.S. Air Lines
US Air Lines
Leyte
Ike
Mortgage money expands as housing demand shifts financing terms
A Business Mirror analysis notes lower interest rates on Treasuries and corporate issues plus government actions increasing mortgage liquidity. Federal guarantees and Federal Home Loan Bank rate cuts aim to boost funds for new homes, with lenders predicting a rising pool of mortgage money despite higher loan costs for some buyers.
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Soard
Washington
Erin
Omortiages Pare Shoeliye
Noriave
Federal National Mortgage Asso
Ip Seltran
Federal Home Lorn Bank
Na- Yom
Morteaze
Famous 1953 Sweden US bridge match grand slam tale
In a 1953 United States Sweden bridge clash, Crawford opens with a club, Lillicook overcalls with hearts, and Schenken bids spade. Lilliehook later makes a stellar play to secure a slam after a heart lead and diamond discards. The other table also contends, revealing dramatic misplays and near-slam outcomes.
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Sweden
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Ires Syndicate, Inc
Regular Dental Visits Might Save Your Life
An article by Herman WN Bundesen MD argues that frequent dental checkups can detect mouth and facial cancers early, potentially saving lives. Dentists often refer to physicians for biopsy when needed, and routine exams cover face, neck, gums, tongue, and teeth to spot early cancer signs in men, especially ages 65 to 69.
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Texas
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Poet Edgar A Guest portrays St Patrick as a kindly figure who understands the human heart and aids lovers and workers. He wrote letters to help faltering men and maidens express themselves, reflecting a generous, approachable spirit.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Detour Map Ames P Publication Of Detour Map
The Iowa State Highway Commission will publish a detour map for the 1958 construction season starting the first week in April. Weekly issues will show detours road closures and essential traffic information. Maps will be distributed to service stations hotels trucking firms travel bureaus motels restaurants and newspapers.
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Ames -P
Iowa State Highway Commission
Apri
Far Away Complaints Detroit Radio Waves Reach Overtime
In a Wayne County Sheriff's road patrol scene radio waves stir talk of overtime and fires in oil fields. The piece, reflecting Edgar A. Guest style, hints at travel through Caracas, Venezuela and Spanish speaking doubt, with March named as a day of day4 for a youthful figure gaining driver confidence.
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Detroit
Wayne County Sheriff's
Caracas
Venezuela
Argentina
Patrick
Farmer Poulsen Seeks Audubon County Supervisor Nomination
Audubon farmer Frosty Poulsen has filed nomination papers on the Democratic ticket for Audubon County supervisor. He aims to unseat the current holder Democrat Roy H. Shupe, with the term beginning January 1, 1900.
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Audubon
Frosty Poulsen
Hamlin
Audubon County
Tcket
Roy H. Shupe
Audoon
Watershed Parley Set Tuesday
AUDUBON The annual meeting of all farm owners and operators in the Crooked Creek watershed will be held in the Legion hall at Anita on Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. Everett Mueller, chairman, says the gathering will update farmers on watershed progress and discuss upland treatment and maintenance of works. Many small group meetings have boosted interest and a large crowd is expected. Officers will be elected. current directors include Harold Cooper and Verle Adams among others.
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Crooked Creek
Legion Hall
Anita
Everett Mueller
Mueller
Harold Cooper
Verle Adams
Harlan Gittens
Dallas Hansen
Arley Huddleson
Lorence Jessen
George Nelson
Art Schirm
Art Bireline
Roy Walker
Kennedy heads to Plainfield and beyond for polled shorthorn events
Phil Kennedy left Thursday for a weekend visit with Tom Kennedy and family in Plainfield Illinois. He will then travel to Indianapolis to attend the National Polled Short horn Congress and proceed to Middletown Ohio for the Tullo win Farms Polled Shorthorn sale.
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Lewis
Phil Kennedy
Tom Kennedy
Plainfield
Indianapolis
Ind
Middletown
Ohio
Tullowin Farms
Audubon Home Show to Feature 28 Exhibitors
The second annual Audubon home show will run next Thursday and Friday at the National Guard Armory under Chamber of Commerce sponsorship. Doors open 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. General Chairman Edwin Wellendorf reports 28 exhibitors displaying latest home furnishings and appliances. A style show by Audubon clothing merchants is slated for 7 30 p.m. Friday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Edwin Wellendorf
Audubon Clothing
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