Bigotry Cannot Be Contained by the Reborn Klan
The revived Ku Klux Klan is spreading hatred beyond its target of African Americans to Jews and Catholics. The piece warns that bigotry cannot be contained to a single group and calls for smashing the Klan wherever it appears, noting Catholic resistance in Louisiana and urging united American action.
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Peace Offer Signals Strife Between Governor and Legislature
The piece describes rising friction between the governor and the legislature after a Democratic victory. Early cooperation gave way to conflict as tax disputes and policy disagreements threaten state finances and governance during the governor’s term.
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Bid Padding At State Highway Projects Scrutinized
The article discusses bid padding in Cass county where several firms submitted identical bids. It questions whether such bids reflect genuine competition and suggests agreements among bidders undermine the bidding process, raising taxpayer costs.
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State Highway Commission
Cass County
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Garden progress and Coca Cola nostalgia in Atlanta
The note reflects optimistic gardening in spring with frost risks dismissed and praises Coca Cola history in Atlanta. It recalls early company days, soda social events, and belief in a prosperous product, ending with a caution against slanderous investment.
Atlantic News-Telegraph advertising and pricing page
Advertising rates listed for Atlantic and Cass counties with mail and subscription pricing. Details show monthly and yearly costs for local and mail subscriptions, plus regional rates to U S and Canada. Publication notes indicate editorial affiliations and post office entries.
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Budget Battle Mirrors Bulge as Ike Faces Backed Strain
Washington column outlines the budget clash centered on the Pike Island dam project and congressman Wayne Hays of Ohio. It compares the budget fight to the Battle of the Bulge, notes Nixon’s wary stance toward the Chamber of Commerce, and highlights left and right wing Republican maneuvers amid drought relief in New Hampshire.
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Illumination Tale In Ridgefield Court
An 18 year old motorist pleaded an illuminated tale in Municipal Court Wednesday night claiming a passenger rode on the car’s front fender. The judge fined him for careless driving and warned not to drive if drinking.
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Marta J Comenns
Are You Physically Fit To Engage In Sports
A health screening style guide by Dr Herman N Bundesen advises potential participants to assess physical condition before joining a recreation program. It covers fitness, recent exams, weight, regular exercise, breath capacity, eyesight, and training opportunities. It cautions to consult a company physician about the program's demands.
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New Super Airways Across Country Nears Completion
Washington plans 12 new super airways to simplify nonstop flights linking New York and Washington with San Francisco and Los Angeles. Two airways are ready now with 10 more due in 18 months, routing via Chicago Omaha Denver Las Vegas and Nashville Tulsa Oklahoma City Albuquerque.
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Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Chicago column notes in 1957 about a Twin sisters Emily and Helen Ludtke, 19, bank tellers planning a double wedding with the Ericksen brothers. Emily to wed Thomas Ericksen, 23, and her twin to wed Thomas’ brother Donald, 21. Both Ericksen brothers are machinists.
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