31 Mar 1958
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1958
Page
1
A reflective piece arguing Christianity and churches shaped modern society by promoting equality, individual worth, women’s status, care for the elderly and sick, and concern for the poor. It credits Christian teachings and churches for foundational values and urges appreciation during Holy Week.
Drew Pearson reports from Moscow last week described cabled remarks at a Khrushchev cocktail chat that Russia could halt H-bomb tests and confront the United States about proceeding in the Pacific. The exchanges fueled tensions as Washington weighed inviting foreign observers and the White House considered a peace move.
Drew Pearson traces tensions in U.S. disarmament talks with Stevenson and Eisenhower, notes opposition from Nixon and Strauss, and cites Oppenheimer’s purge. The column argues leaders lean on Dulles and Strauss while criticizing private aviation safety with Civil Aeronautics data.
Observers report Cuba may see Batista toppled, joining several South and Central American leaders who have fallen this era. The piece portrays a world in flux with monarchies, colonies, and new democracies rising while racial and economic inequalities fuel demands for freedom.
In Sacramento California the Legislature requests the governor appoint a committee to encourage selection performance and publication of music of merit by Western composers.
Atlantic News Briefs lists publication details for the Atlantic Tews Telegraph with editor contact and office years. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail within Cass and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, and the U S including Canada, with varying monthly and yearly terms.
Free booklet compiled by psychiatric experts offers eleven simple steps to reduce tensions and improve well being. Send request to Better Mental Health Box 2500 New York New York for guidance on recognizing danger signals and seeking help.
Poem titled Just Folks by Edgar A Guest invites burying winter and sorrows while welcoming spring. It reflects with lines about sleep for winter and heartache and contrasts with the bright world and blooming season.
Sheriff reports in Manchester Clay County moonshine operation collapsed after officers crushed a 150 gallon still. Only a smashed boiler pipes and strong mash remained as a note invited the offenders to church on Sunday. Local authorities expressed regret at not arresting anyone.
Des Moines reports Iowa Liquor Control Commissioner Burris urged expansion of government stores to deter bootleggers. He cited cross-border shopping in Sioux City Council Bluffs Bettendorf and Bettendorf as examples and said new stores reduce demand for illicit liquor. He noted half pints are available in Iowa and cited the Davenport Bettendorf opening as a response.
A plaque was presented Wednesday at the Iowa Association of County Weed Commissioners convention honoring De. AJL Bakke 71 former Iowa State College faculty member. Bakke served 46 years on the ISU faculty before retiring in 1956 and was lauded for his long research aid and interest in weed control work.
In a world championship match a Silodor led heart ace then the hand surged with a four diamond overcall and Becker with defense producing decisive club ruffs. The North South pair failed to beat four spades at the other table while Becker’s team gained 4 IMPs, netting 300 points.
In a monthly medical review four new drugs and compounds are discussed. Lenic capsules may lower cholesterol by supplying essential fatty acids. Telomycin shows strong activity against staphylococci. Normorphine offers pain relief with lower addiction risk. Carboxythiganisole targets fungal infections and may prevent athlete’s foot.
In New York SAM DAWSON reports that despite a slowing economy, business leaders push back against high taxes and costly rules. They warn taxes choke investment and jobs, seek depreciation changes, and note moves to lower tax states or Puerto Rico.
In Turin a splinter group calling itself the Independent Movement of Divorcists announced a slate for the Italian elections slated for May 25. The article notes that current law provides no provisions for divorce in Roman Catholic Italy.
Captain Jack Guthrie 37 on National Airlines DC6 dove about 100 feet near Idlewild New York to avoid a twin engine plane. About 60 people aboard 58 passengers and crew escaped injury after the near miss near Barnegat Inlet New Jersey. Officials said no action was planned by the Civil Aeronautics Authority.
Guthrie said he would file a report with National Airlines after stating there was no negligence by the other pilot. He called the event “one of those things” and noted the preparation for an official assessment.
Iowa commerce commissioner John M. Ropes urged a Senate subcommittee to create a federal transportation coordinator, possibly with cabinet rank, to study future needs and propose legislation. He said such a role could map transportation requirements for the next fifty years as the panel investigates railroad problems. Napoleon’s birth in 1769 in Corsica is noted.
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