23 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1960
Page
1
The piece notes a shift in Democratic strategy as Kennedy faces a convention vote struggle. It highlights distrust of veteran party makers who control voting blocs and may withhold support to gain leverage for personal aims.
A grateful note from Mr and Mrs Andrew Howe Elmore of Seymour Iowa thanks the manager hospital Rev Ho A Smith staff ambulance drivers and workers for kindness after an accident near the town. They praise the hospital lodging and local residents and urge posting warning signs near Pounderstead to prevent future crashes.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details for Atlantic Iowa including office address 314 Chestnut St and editor contact. It notes publishing schedule evenings except Sundays and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions and durations. It also lists memberships in press associations and basic publication metadata.
In Washington Drew Pearson reports two absent nations may drive Geneva atomic talks while France tests atomic devices and China edges toward a bomb. Khrushchev’s Paris trip is cut short by illness and scheduling strains as ultimatums and fears shape the nuclear debate.
The speaker praises a woman with winsome eyes chestnut hair and cherries lips yet she deems him icy cold and too old. She declares his attentions unwanted and, with a smile, says he must pay attention to another as she becomes engaged to marry his brother.
Lansing AP report says State Atty. Gen. assigns Asst. Atty. Gen. Maxine BK Virtue to plan a four-state drive against rackets and frauds. In Washington AP notes Carl Langenbach of Crandon Paper Mills Inc. Fort Madison Iowa named 1960 chairman of Iowa Forest Industries Committee.
Des Moines reports Marvin McLain, now assistant US Secretary of Agriculture, urged retiring 60 million acres from production to reduce surpluses. Speaking to Iowa ASC committees, he contrasted this with 28 million slated for conservation this year, warning of wheat market impact and possible socialized agriculture if no action is taken.
In a Masters’ Individual game South fails to maintain trump control. After a spade lead West’s four trumps and a 4-1 heart break doom the contract. The defender manipulation of trumps and a heart eight safety play would have yielded ten tricks.
Fred Maytag II becomes chairman and CEO at Maytag Co. succeeding his grandfather F. L. Maytag. George Umbrell rises to president, E G Higdon to executive VP and treasurer, N C Carlson to controller. Directors reelected. long vacancy for board chair ends with Umbrell as fifth president. Tumors of the eyelids discussed: basal cell and squamous cell types, signs, spread, and reconstructive options.
The Screen Actors Guild and the Association of Motion Picture Producers resume negotiations Thursday over actors' profits from post 1948 film sales to TV. Producers offered to restart talks after a 17 day strike, following guild charges of stalling. SHENANDOAH: Iowa radio TV news directors group meets in Omaha in May 2021 with Dean Navin of KMA presiding.
Nine U.S. Marines, part of Operation Blue Star off southern Formosa, were found adrift in a rubber boat after a reconnaissance mission went awry. They were rescued by a Japanese fishing boat and taken aboard the Pope County LST and reported in good condition. Names not announced.
Residents in Atlantic city report missing deliveries and late arrivals. The notice asks subscribers to contact the carrier review before 7 p.m. to ensure home newspaper service.
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