Through Everglades Trip From Sarasott To Miami
A diary style account from Hallandale Beach detailing a journey to the Seminole village and along the Tamiami Canal. The writer notes abundant fish and gar in the canal, crowded canal banks with fishermen, landscape mostly under water, a state park stop with mosquitoes, and a Miami Beach visit with a moonlit shore and discussions of motels and pools. The piece ends with plans to return to the city for sights beyond highway signs.
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Everglades
Sarasott
Miami
Pos
Tamiami Canal
Florida
Iowa unemployment tax excess hurts state agencies
Iowa employers paid 800000 to the federal government above the amount returned to the Iowa Employment Security Commission for administration in fiscal 1959. Commission Chairman Henry Carter says since 1937 Iowa has paid 20 million more than it received. The panel seeks 43000 more to finish the year and urged federal action. Carter and Commissioner Corbett warn of layoffs, while noting Iowa’s benefit fund is strong and placement figures are solid.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Commission
Henry Carter
Carter
Jerome W. Corbett
Mitchell
Idaho
Red Rock
Federal Bureau of Employment Security
U.S. Department of Labor
Corbett
Sioux City
Kenneth A. Madigan
Madigan
Corbet
Washington
U-2 Spy Flight May Day Plot Sparks Cold War Debate
Washington scene notes that Francis Powers' high altitude mission over Sverdlovsk sparked talk of a Soviet May Day trap. Powers flown weather reconnaissance from Adana to Russia, with officials debating a staged oxygen failure for public cover before Khrushchev disclosed Powers's capture.
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Jack Anderson
State Department
Washington
Sverdlovsk
Russia
Turkey
Uncle Sam
Francis Powers
Khrushchev
Powers
Heas
Pakistan
Murmansk
Bude
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Adana
Peshwar
Lake van
Defense Department
White House
Fasenhower
Herter
Atlantic News-telegraph publication details and rates
Listing of the Atlantic News-telegraph office in Atlantic Iowa including editors and office numbers. It also provides subscription pricing for carriers in Atlantic Cass county and surrounding areas, Iowa and U.S. mail rates, and Canada rates.
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Chestnut St
Atlantic
Iowa
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
News
Iowa Daily Press Association
Towa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
U. S
Canada
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
The poem reflects a traveler’s longing for home as trains pass little houses with crimson flowers and familiar scenes. The speaker envies those who stay home and witness family life from their windows, while noting the vast diversity of insect species identified among a global estimate of one cone million.
Four Iowa Youths Appointed to U S Military Academies
Rep Fred Schwengel announces four Iowa youths named to military academies in Colorado Springs Annapolis and West Point. Stephen Sinotte 18 Ward Welch 19 both Keokuk Alfred Tate 18 Davenport Ronald Cross 19 Wapello will report at end of June.
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Washington
Iowa
Colorado Springs
Annapolis
West Point
Air Force Academy
Stephen Sinotte
Dro
Wells M. Sinotte
Ward Welch
C.F. Welch
Keokuk
Alfred W. Tate
A. N. Tate
Davenport
U.S Naval Academy
Ronald M Cross
Ronald Cross
Wapello
U.S. Military Academy
Fred Schwengel
Conservative surge in England Wales municipal elections
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan’s Conservative party gained a strong popularity boost after municipal elections in England and Wales ousted more than 400 Labir opponents, signaling a setback for Labour.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Conservative
England and
Wales
Bid Decisions In Contract Bridge At Championship Play
The article explains responder options after partner opens one notrump in a two spade vulnerable auction. It argues notrump is preferred for weak balanced hands, supports two spades for 6–9 points, recommends two diamonds avoidance, and notes diamond then heart misleads. four spades jump is a weak barricade to disrupt opponents.
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Gamaa
What Causes Insomnia And How Is It Cured
Dr Bundesen outlines simple causes of insomnia including food worry and inability to relax. He advises lighter evening meals, avoid caffeine after noon, relaxing routines such as warm baths quiet music reading and cool bedroom temperatures. If sleep still fails he suggests pretending you have hours left to sleep to trigger rest.
Segregation Increasing for Negroes in Big Cities
University of Chicago sociologist Professor Philip Hauser told an international mayors conference that Negroes are becoming more segregated in American metropolitan areas. He warned the 1960s will pose a crisis in human relations as enclaves persist despite better jobs and education drawing some outward toward suburbs.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Philip Mo Hauser
University
Hauser
International Conference of Mayors
Grandson Born to Earl Warren Brien Family
Chief Justice Earl Warren becomes grandfather as Nina Warren Brien gives birth to a 7 pound 2 ounce boy named Earl Warren Brien. Father Dr. Stuart Brien, a Beverly Hills gynecologist, is the newborn’s father. Red Cloud noted as a famed Oglala chief is mentioned in context.
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Los Angeles
Earl Warren
Nina Warren Brien
Earl Warren Brien
Stuart Brien
Beverly Hills
Lack of Fishing Problem in Iowa Farm Ponds
Ames report from Robert Moorman Iowa State University extension specialist says lack of fishing is the main pond problem in Iowa. He notes harvest planning and balance of bass and bluegills for best yields and warns against overpopulated bluegills and improper species.
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Iowa
Ames
Robert Moorman
Wilde
Iowa State University
Moorman
Mao Says Spy Case May Have Hurt Red's Prestige
The article analyzes how a U2 spy incident could undermine Khrushchev and bolster Mao Zedong. It notes Mao’s harsher stance toward the United States, the rift with Khrushchev, and signals possible shifts toward a Stalin-like hard line within the Chinese leadership.
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Mao
Red
Tokyo
Nikita Khrushehers
Ching’s. Mao
West
Khrusheher
Mae
Joseph Stalin
Soviet
Khrushchev
United States
Du buque Prisoner Re-captured After Second Escape
William Soule, 7, was recaptured in Du buque County after breaking out of his cell for the second time in three weeks. He reportedly forced entry through a door and damaged the cell, then was arrested about an hour later in downtown Du buque. He faces an embezzlement charge with a $2,000 bond.
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Dubuque
William Soule
Dubuque County
Sind Soule
Seuwle As Hears
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