26 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1960
Page
1
Fragmented OCR style text describes airport related items and mentions places, people, and events with unclear connections. Notable terms include Ats Doe, Nas, Pacers, GP, and penalties. The piece shifts between locations and individuals, lacking a clear narrative or outcome.
Fragmented notes report tensions around a Red team using a Fated State motif while a figure named Creagh resists debts. The piece mentions bar scenes, a tent, and a fight over maintaining prestige. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are provided.
A column by HAL BOYLE riffs on dentist humor and faux medical banter, with samples of quips about teeth, dentures, and patient antics. The piece satirizes professional vanity and public chatter, highlighting absurd lines and cultural mismatches around dentistry and everyday life.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication schedule evenings except Sunday and provides multiple subscription rates. Rates vary by delivery area with different options for in-town, Cass County, other Iowa, U S, and Canada. Editorial leadership includes F Simpson as editor and a postal classification as second class matter since 1912.
At the Italian embassy David Sarnoff recalls early radio roots with Marconi and Toscanini. The RCA head recounts how wireless signals were first recognized and how Toscanini joined the United States to lead a premier orchestra. The gathering includes Marconi’s daughters Wanda Toscanini and other family members.
A poem by Edgar A. Guest offers solace to sorrowful readers while a note about Mrs Bertha Windhorst reveals a double charm wedding ring design quilt of 5177 pieces made as a gift. An AP report from Des Moines notes Iowa Hospital Association trustees opposing the Fo rand bill to provide free hospital care for seniors, warning of risks to private hospitals.
The Saturday Evening Post feature traces maps for state identification with Atlantic cited as this week’s circle. The column notes the changing seasons and adds a Russian anecdote about Americans and the seven year plan.
A Des Moines woman bought items at a variety store then found gloves missing from her car. She later discovered the gloves had been placed in her purchase and she had been charged $2.39 for them.
In a England Holland team match, two tables faced differing bids. One side reached four clubs, with a safety play cementing a 790 point contract and 920 point team gain. the other table saw four hearts doubled, yielding a different outcome.
Doctor explains cervical spine injuries from crashes are often flexion or extension type with many symptoms. Careful handling of victims is essential as bone injury does not reveal nerve damage. X rays and coordinated orthopedic neurological radiographic exams improve identification of ligament tears and injuries.
Washington AP report says man made hazards from air water and food require a new public health strategy. Surgeon General Burney cites inadequate current methods as experts warn of pollution radioactive risks traffic crashes and chemical use in food and agriculture.
A town election on a proposed natural gas service will be held at the local fire station April 7. The ballot is organized by town authorities to determine support for the gas service project.
In New York AP dispatch, bankers note rising business loans by 745 million dollars in the week to Wednesday, lifting total bank loans to 31 billion. With firms flush cash, U.S. Treasury bids rise, long-term bonds gain, and lower yields may boost mortgage and credit activity as the spring outlook grows clearer.
Baltimore IRS workers collect and reuse paper clips from tax returns to stock the receiving department ahead of the April 15 deadline. John Tamburo says his mail room has not ordered a clip in a decade as the bureau saves clips from tax forms. The item notes the Red Cross centennial reference.
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