25 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1960
Page
1
The piece argues unions have shed members due to internal scandals and strife and that reform is needed to restore public confidence. It cites examples from the Texas Farm Bureau News on costly, wasteful practices in various trades and industries, including printing, plumbing, electrical work, carpentry, painting, and warehousing.
Khrushchev presses France to ditch NATO and align with the Soviet Union to counter West Germany. He proposes scrapping arms and rejects verification checks, delivering propaganda during his French visit without offering concrete guarantees. He labels inspections as spying while praising a system that lies for advantage.
Fortune argues to eliminate planned obsolescence to keep the United States top in world commerce. A Sales Management article suggests creating new models annually adds cost and mostly changes surfaces. It notes U.S. manufacturers face foreign competition and may drop such practices.
Jerald Putnam son of Mr and Mrs Leon Putman has pledged the Delta Nu chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon. He is a sophomore majoring in pre engineering at Northwest Missouri State College Maryville.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists address at 314 Chestnut St Atlantic Iowa and publication details. It notes evenings except Sunday, editor contact numbers, and subscription rates by carrier and mail within Iowa Cass counties and elsewhere including international Canada rates.
Adam Clayton Powell faces scrutiny as prosecutors argue deductions for clerical garb and other personal expenses. Witnesses reveal extensive lifestyle items including boats, cars, homes, and staff. The trial highlights Powell’s influence with the White House and Justice Department amid questions of record keeping and deductions.
In a B id game with partner, two diamonds aims to show five diamonds and four spades guiding final contract. Three spades conveys a long strong suit with limited high card values and signals partner to pass with minimums. Two clubs initiates a two hearts raise to reach game if partner continues. Two hearts rebid conveys 6 to 9 points and a heart fit to place the decision with partner.
Child health column explains bones in youngsters are softer and more flexible, with advantages and risks. Prolonged pressure from ill fitting shoes or poor posture can distort growing bones. Growth is gradual as cartilage calcifies and bones fuse, with wrists highlighted to show development from infancy to later ages.
Mrs Alfred Griswold returns from a three month West Coast stay visiting son Commander Robert Railsback in Bremerton Washington. She also visited Mrs John Railsback in Los Angeles and Mrs Russell Parker in San Diego. While in Bremerton she attended the christening of the aircraft carrier Coral Sea and enjoyed an eight food cake refreshments.
In Costa Mesa Clarence Lott built a grape stake fence and refused to share costs with neighbor Robert Darnell who later erected his own polka dot painted fence six inches from Lott's. Darnell's fence runs 130 feet to the sidewalk. Lott plans a whitewashed third fence, then to move away.
A city carrier review in Atlantic ends without a clear verdict as officials struggle to receive the year report and publish it before the 7 p.m. deadline.
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