29 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1960
Page
1
The article argues the welfare state expands as governments face demands for assistance. It notes rising welfare spending, shifting political incentives, and the difficulty of stopping programs once begun, warning of entrenched entitlements and voter-driven pressures.
Drew Pearson reports a Navy secrecy dispute over the band tragedy. Six handpicked musicians spoke at a Clemson press conference denying reports of negligence and mutiny charges. Letters from bandsmen reveal anger over biased statements and fear of punishment.
The piece questions Ben Jensen’s vote against a civil rights measure while noting Iowa delegation support. It muses on spring arrival and snow’s retreat. It critiques expansion of US propaganda to outpace the Soviets and cites South African riots and world reaction. Satellite counts show 12 orbiting objects with US eight and Soviet three.
Iowa state Senator William Harbor criticized Gov Lovelesss farm proposal saying it would whip farmers into voting guidance from Congress. He accused the governor of double talk on farm issues while noting Loveless supports retirement programs as a solution. The piece also mentions Leopold Stokowski with his full name.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details from 114 Cheatnut Street Atlantic Iowa and outlines evening edition practice with Sunday exceptions. It provides extensive subscription pricing by carrier mail and region including Iowa Cass county nearby and US rates with monthly and yearly terms.
Elmer Moreland of Guthrie Center announced the 21 enumerators for Audubon county with areas listed. Audubon city workers include Mrs Edith Bagley and others. Hamlin and Greeley townships are covered. candidates took civil service exams and will complete a three day instruction before starting. Mexico has 28 states plus a federal capital district.
A 1960 prose poem urges stronger reverence for the national flag and hymn, asking readers to salute the banner and defend the land’s honor. It condemns slurs toward the United States and calls for respect over boastful boasting, stressing patriotism and protection of the flag’s sacred meaning.
Jay Becker, renowned as top record holder in the Masters Individual Championship Pley, continues to influence contract bridge circles with standout performances and a string of record achievements.
A bridge column describes how opponents errors and a vigilant defense alter the path to a slam. West's triggering of a 3-3 spade break and misreading by South turn a likely eleven tricks into a failed contract, showing how timing and technique sway a card game outcome.
An Easter Seal Society appeal describes Johnny a quadruple amputee learning to participate in sports and camp life. Camps, therapy, and self confidence help crippled children and adults join communities. last year 7,398 youths and 1,245 adults attended 58 camps nationwide.
Fidel Castro, emerging from illness, denounced American business interests funding mercenaries for an invasion. He warned that Cuba’s militia the people’s army would destroy any invaders, rallying Cubans to finance a defense war chest. Raul Castro stood with him as Cuba assesses foreign plots.
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