19 Mar 1959
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1959
Page
1
A state newspaper notes the resignation of Dr Sasser as head of Glenwood School. It credits him with modernizing the institution and raising its profile. Atlantic adds support with contributions to the school this Saturday, hoped to be well received by the community.
Hawaii’s population is a melting pot with natives Chinese Japanese Portuguese Filipinos and many others living harmoniously. The state’s religious diversity and overall friendliness illustrate a model other states could learn from.
The piece notes 200000 more cars sold in the first two months versus last year and argues insanity pleas inadequately punish murderers. It suggests victims are dead regardless of defense and urges considering this in legal pleas. It also observes new states Hawaii and Alaska move the U S geographic center to the Dakotas from Kansas.
Victor L. Toft executive vice-president of Sidles in Omaha becomes first president of the Automotive Service Industry association formed by merging the Motor and Equipment Wholesalers and National Standard Parts associations. NSPA vice-president in 1958, Toft spoke in Chicago on industry outlook. The merger unites 3300 wholesalers and manufacturers nationwide.
Baritone John Charles Thomas had minor surgery at UCLA Medical Center on Wednesday. A spokesman reported his condition as satisfactory.
The Atlantic News Telegraph, published in Atlantic, Iowa, provides standard publishing details and subscription rates. It lists editor contact, offices, associations, and annual pricing for daily, mail, and Canada subscriptions with region-based variations.
Drew Pearson argues a summit with Khrushchev is needed to bolster the British conservative government before elections. Eisenhower agrees reluctantly to help, while Bevan and other Western leaders shape postwar strategy. The piece notes potential summit sites and security issues, including a possible Gettysburg venue for Khrushchev.
Des Moines reports the Iowa legislature will begin detailed money matters next week. House Appropriations subcommittees expect to unveil bills within seven days, with total appropriations just under 170 million dollars. A three bill package aims to raise about 6.785 million more in revenue, including a one cent increase in the cigarette tax yielding about 2.79 million annually.
Poem urges persistence and courage in hard work with wartime cadence. It extols duty, discipline, and steady effort as paths to beauty and success. The closing sentence oddly shifts to a factual claim about oil discovery in the United States near Cuba New York by Senaca Indians.
In the Nationals in Detroit I played with a nameless partner against Two Little Old Ladies. We reached three no trump as East, the L O L opened clubs, the dummy won clubs, and the heart finesse failed. A stunning spade sequence by the L O L led to our down two after a miscount by my partner. The S O L revealed she led the queen of spades with AQ 10 of spades.
Health advice after a heart attack notes gradual weight loss helps the heart and that moderate levels of tea coffee and alcohol may be permitted. It advises avoiding full salt and beer while suggesting heathy meals. It also covers smoking reduction and spine curvature treatment for a boy and mentions Andrew Jackson rode a railroad train in 1833.
The Agriculture Department will study how to expand help for low income farmers to gain better economic opportunities. Through the rural development program it collaborates with local groups and other agencies to assist off the land work or develop larger farming units. Further funding may be requested from Congress.
Residents on East Side West Side LaVista Place Highland Addn and Fairlawn Addn must call by 7 p.m. to report missed delivery on their city carrier route. The notice lists phone numbers 228W 1449 1660L.W 20203 and 4664 for reporting nonreceipt.
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