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12 May 1960
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1960
Page
1
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The writer notes abundant pecan sales and growing markets in Florida and Georgia while describing highways, retirement communities, wind, and gardenias. Sarasota visuals include bridges, Ringling influence, and a playful dogland ad scene as they travel through the Tampa area toward Florida tourism culture.
Washington reads a Pentagon report on racial unrest near bases in Montgomery Alabama and the risk of moving installations. The piece cites long standing pressure from Senate and House leaders, details two Ethiopian and four American officers detained by Montgomery police, and notes Soviet flights over Alaska and other regions.
Polk County Republican Central Committee voted 122 to 3 to show support for chairman Leo Oxberger who backs state Sen. Jack Schroeder in the GOP governor race. Don Running had urged Oxberger's ouster over Schroeder ties as debates with Nichloas and Norman Erbe heated. About 125 members attended the session and a follow up gubernatorial debate drew 300 people.
Tokyo dispatch says Communist China charged that American U2 planes in Japan conduct spy flights over the Chinese mainland. It warned that unless Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi's government stops these flights China will bear all consequences.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices for carriers in Atlantic Cass and nearby counties, with monthly and yearly options for mail delivery inside and outside Iowa and to Canada. Rates vary by region and term, reflecting standard early 20th century newspaper pricing.
A reflective verse about books as faithful friends. The speaker praises shelves full of books that stay constant through good and bad, offering courage wisdom and laughter, never quarreling or betraying.
The Senate Armed Services Committee advanced a military construction bill totaling 1.182 billion dollars with changes from the House plan. It adds a 113000 dollar National Guard armory for Sheldon and lifts Cres ton Army Reserve center funding from 157000 to 173000 dollars. The action is an authorization, not an appropriation.
The fragment describes a contract bridge deal with B Jay Becke leading in Masters’ individual, South dealer, not vulnerable. It lists North and West hands with exact card sequences and a bidding starting by South, indicating a detailed hand record from a carted result.
Bridge analysis shows a cunning defense that thwarted declarer in a complex hand. West led the ace king of hearts and used precise trump management to set the contract, exposing how deception and psychology influence bidding and play, and how misreading a position can cost a contract.
A 1960 feature by Dr. Herman WN Bundesen explains desensitization injections for hay fever. Begin at least three months before pollen peak, usually mid August, with weekly shots during pollen season offering relief for about three of four patients.
French physicians and dentists strike to oppose a social security law change that would cap charges for patients. Outside Paris visits would be limited to 1.50 dollars and 2 dollars for house calls, while in the capital the caps are 2 dollars for office visits and 2.50 dollars for house calls.
Three sailors are reported missing after a massive blast shattered the Liberian tanker Bulkoil off the northwest coast of France near Brest. Authorities say the 16,000 ton vessel was rocked by the explosion, with search operations underway to locate the missing crew members.
Mason City Globe Gazette editor R. P. Hall was inducted into the Kappa Tau Alpha Hall of Fame at its annual banquet in Iowa City. Hall, longtime editor of the State University of Iowa student publication and later Mason City paper leader, has served on the State Board of Education and taught interns.
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