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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1960
Page
1
Readers condemn ongoing waste across military branches with unused stockpiles and duplications. They urge tighter controls as defense costs rise beyond affordable levels and demand for more cash continues despite visible inaction.
A jumbled passage recalls a severe winter with cold months, widespread snow across New England, and record low temperatures. It notes frost year round, heating needs, and reports a year described as just about normal amid enduring winter hardships nationwide.
The text argues that dictatorial powers push further after each concession and violate regulations to test limits. It contends that quicker action to halt Castre santmerean plans and related attacks serves all parties by preventing escalation and reducing future threats.
The United States rescued three Soviet sailors found adrift in the Pacific. They were fed and cared for until brought to safety, highlighting a contrast with how American flyers have sometimes been treated if captured by the Soviet Union. The incident may influence future handling of US personnel in Red hands.
Iowa Congressman Fred Schwengel pushed H R bills to grant voting rights to residents at Burlington Iowa Ordnance Plant and broaden coverage to all similar installations. He urged hearings arguing it would correct an election injustice and allow participation in November elections. He noted Army objections to limiting scope and vowed to pursue the broader proposal.
The state agriculture department notes maple syrup production remains at a minimum due to a severe cold spell and heavy snowfall since mid February. Producers report delayed sap flow and reduced harvest expectations statewide.
Atlantic Iowa listing with mailing rates. Details include publication office address Chestnut Street and editor contact, plus subscription prices for in town Cass counties and broader U S circulation. Rates show monthly quarterly biannual and annual terms with regional variations in pricing.
Drew Pearson reports Eisenhower traveled to South America on six planes including the Columbine and Constellations. Pentagon press chief Murray Snider urged downplaying beer drinking by armed forces and boosting soda fountains. The column also critiques headlines and notes Harlem Globetrotters political travel.
Poem notes Irish pride and identity as readers wear a green badge on St Patrick's Day. It reflects themes of heritage travel and shared faith, with a closing aside about a 1960 protection notice and a note on a dye and food fungus.
Nomination papers for the June 6 primaries were filed in Des Moines by candidates including John H. Cruickshank a Sioux City Republican seeking state treasurer and M Douglas Mc Mannes Mason City Democrat running for 3rd District congressman. Other filings: Max M Soeth Estherville Republican for state senator Albert G Olson Osage Republican Frederic S Johnson Hamburg Democrat Clarence Floti Holstein Democrat Marvin W Smith Paullin Republican.
Boston customs agents seized a half pound of pure opium and two pounds of hashish during a search of the American Export Lines freighter Exminster. They said the drugs were found aboard at an unnamed Indian port and smuggled into the ship.
In this bridge analysis by Jay Becke, experts discuss guessing defense distribution from opening clubs. The example shows how East likely holds a high club, and how declarer should play to prevent a five card club suit from costing tricks.
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen urges a calm dining environment to aid digestion and urges parents to model good manners. Set clear seating times, avoid scolding, and include children in table talk. Occasionally invite playmates to dine to teach hospitality and ease meals for children.
Hundreds of sheets of 1960 Easter seals were mailed to raise funds for rehabilitation of crippled children and adults. The drive is conducted by 1,600 affiliates nationwide with 90 percent staying in Iowa. Funds support therapy, equipment loans, craft programs, sheltered workshops, and day camps for handicapped residents. Homer Rice is Cass county drive treasurer.
Smiley serves as publicity chairman and forms the committee to assist in mailing seats. Members include Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jones, Mrs. Harlan Shranger, Mrs. Hans Rasmussen, Mrs. Rex Workman, Mrs. Gerald Will, Mrs. Ray Smith, Mrs. J.D. Shoeman, Grace Arn, and Joanne Christensen.
Firefighters ignored danger from radioactive and explosive materials and saved a Boston University Medical School laboratory where a decade of cancer and related research was underway when a fire erupted Tuesday.
Katharine Guyette of Sioux City alerted police to a February hold up at Sunshine supermarket. Two masked men fled with over 3000 dollars as officers arrived. Carlson and Delaney, Minneapolis suspects, faced robbery charges with Carlson sentenced to 25 years and his wife's charge dismissed. Guyette nominated for a merit award.
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