28 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1960
Page
1
In a Becker column a famous hand is analyzed with West dealer and East-West vulnerable. Several Souths play the same hand differently and succeed in making the contract after a third round of diamonds is led. Declarers ruff with the king to avoid trumping.
In the Masters Pair event in San Francisco 1954, a four spade contract often failed to make. West led diamonds, East overruffed, and declarers faced two club losers. East had a chance to defeat the contract with a clever defense but missed, leaving declarers to make on most tables.
The readable fragments sketch a scene of conflict and coercion, mentioning hate, oppression, and social tension. It hints at trials, resistance, and the weight of punitive actions influencing behavior and community responses. The text conveys a somber mood without clear events or names.
Fragmented notes discuss a governor and two leading presidential candidates amid alleged manipulation. The text hints at a vice presidential possibility and party dynamics shaping a controversial plan, with references to trusted allies and shifting loyalties.
The St Joseph Rotman Catholic Tiegh School in Michigan bans going steady for students. Officials announce consequences including disqualification from student government and athletics for those who maintain steady relationships. Parish sermons reiterate the policy as part of moral discipline.
The notice lists publication details for the Atlantic News-Telegraph in Atlantic Iowa with editor contact options and office numbers. It also provides subscription rates for various regions including local Cass counties and broader areas, along with mail delivery terms and price structures.
Washington report on Prime Minister Macmillan urging acceptance of the Soviet nuclear test ban plan. Eisenhower backs private talks, McCone opposes, JCS warn of need to test warheads, Khrushchev letter cited, Stevenson cited in 1960 politics.
A sequence of mail transportation reforms in eastern Iowa went into effect with Cedar Rapids area operations shifting. The plan extends the Decorah Cedar Rapids highway post office to Des Moines while Cedar Rapids remains an intermediate stop, and reconfigures the Burlington Des Moines route to end at Fort Madison.
Edgar A. Guest writes of a child who cherished an old maid aunt who gave affection and small gifts, noting her lack of children and the boy’s later understanding. The piece ends with a regretful nod to a lost reader and a final line about a vast Buenos Aires refrigerating plant.
In a Saturday preference vote Waterloo residents rejected Daylight Saving Time 7 545 to 3 185 and fluoridation of the city water 7 029 to 3 782.
Doctor explains the female reproductive cycle from pituitary hormones to ovarian estrogen. Ovulation brings well being while estrogen withdrawal causes tension and irritability. Menstruation lasts 3-6 days in a 28 day cycle with variations. A Q and A discusses tender skin possibly from allergy or rheumatic disease.
Iowa Governor Herschel Loveless urged public debates to resolve confusion about farm policy. He cited historical debates and criticized Nixon era style acreage cuts, arguing overproduction and under utilization harm agriculture. The remarks came at a Democratic meeting in Galesburg.
Former Governor Thomas E. Dewey said on Sunday night a Nixon Rockefeller Republican ticket would be tremendous and that he certainly backs Vice President Richard M. Nixon for president this year. He declined to speculate further.
Atlantic residents are urged to phone their kick carrier before 7 p.m. if they fail to receive their newspaper, ensuring timely delivery and reporting any missing issue on local city carrier routes.
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