24 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1960
Page
1
The piece outlines Governor Loveless open to the vice presidency if offered. It notes a bold stance on racial trade restrictions in stores with a key claim about black shoppers barred from one department, implying broader civil rights implications and Southern resistance.
The Mott Construction Co of Centerville received an award for a year of safe highway construction. The J D P Armstrong Co of Ames won two commendation certificates for safety in highway and heavy construction. Forty seven other town firms received safety certificates in 1950. The awards were announced by Ira Hoop Hardin of Atlanta, chairman of the contractors accident prevention committee. Don t drive if you drink.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph announces its publication details and subscription rates. It lists editors, office contacts, and classified pricing by region including Atlantic local, Cass county, and other Iowa and US destinations. The page lacks a clear news item beyond the masthead and tariff information.
Edward T Miller the defeated Maryland Republican and former lame duck congressman joins the U S delegation to the United Nations law of the sea conference in Geneva as vice chairman amid disputes over the three mile limit with Russia favoring twelve miles Arthur Dean leads the talks with Arthur Richards assisting Nixon pressed for Miller to hold a higher post but Dean insisted on an expert Miller contributed to Eisenhower era votes and drawn business allies including the Duo Ponts Pew Sun Oil and Republic Steel.
A reverent monologue urging a father to model virtue for his young son. It questions whether a father would want his child to imitate his actions and warns against drinking and secrecy, praying for a stronger man the boy can become.
Rath Packing Co announces a $1,250,000 plant in Houston to replace the present branch. President Joe Gibson says construction begins in April and will finish in 1961 to provide more space for Texas market needs.
Franklin Pierce Adams known as F P A a beloved columnist and early radio panelist died in a New York nursing home at age 78. He wrote This Little World after World War II and his verse included Baseballs Sad Lexicon Tinker to Evers to Chance. Anita Gull family moves to Locust street new home.
Dear Mr Becker letter from Joe Blow questions a three no trump hand after East discards aces. BJB replies that defense was superhuman and East's discards preserved win chances. no practical alternative line existed.
Primary campaign appearances mark Iowa GOP contenders for governor and senate with Al Erbe Stronger Miller Reeve outlining tax, spending, and tax relief positions. A health column explains ulcers in executives, giving six lifestyle rules and advice on eye pain suggesting glaucoma evaluation.
Iowa congressmen split 6 to 2 as the House added a civil rights bill provision ensuring Negro voting rights through federal court help. Democrats Coad Smith Wolf and Republicans Hoeven Kyl Schwengel supported. Jensen and Gross joined the minority. Foreign tourists to Japan spent 76 million dollars in 1959.
Two traffic accidents occurred Thursday on Shar township roads with one way traffic in effect due to storm conditions. A car owned by Franklin Lange and a car owned by Dean St Peter collided six miles northeast of Kimballton. another crash involved Ronald Juelsgaard and a Jacksonville truck two miles northeast of here. No serious injuries were reported.
Havana declares the U S Naval base at Guantanamo a foreign business under Cuban law. Labor minister Augusto Martinez Sanchez signals potential pressure tactics in case of Cuba U S dispute over the base status.
Residents in Highland Addn Fairlawn Addn and Zurfluh Addn report missing newspapers from city carrier review. Customers are instructed to call listed phone numbers before 7 p.m. to address failed deliveries and restore service.
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