14 May 1960
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1960
Page
1
Disjointed prose describes a chaotic dining experience in Hallandale Florida with stray words about food drinks prices and places. It blends garbled phrases about steak celery lettuce and coffee with scattered names and incomplete observations, lacking a clear event or narrative.
SAM DAWSON reports on consumer spending rising this spring signaling confidence while debt and savings trends show mixed signals. Fed chair McChesney Martin and adviser Saulnier discuss how savings and borrowing fuel investment, job growth, and mass production, with rising personal debt and high consumer spending at a projected annual rate.
Local notices outline publication details for the Atlantic News-Telegraph and list subscription prices by region. Rates vary by location with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options for Atlantic, Cass and adjoining counties, Iowa, the U.S. and Canada.
Drew Pearson reports on Berlin defense, Khrushchev pressures, and Brandt views. Berlin’s coal and gasoline stockpiles, East German forces, and NATO missile capabilities are weighed to assess whether a new blockade or limited pressure may come as the West relies on world opinion over arms.
A short verse in which speakers from different games admit mixed fortunes and poor play. The bridge, tennis, baseball players and a wolf each reflect on luck, breaks, and self critique after a game.
Sen John F Kennedy moves his campaign to Maryland's Eastern Shore carrying Gov Millard Tawes endorsement as he pursues Maryland's 24 nominating votes. Tawes backs Kennedy over Morse while leaving open the possibility of backing Symington or Johnson if Kennedy falters. Kennedy calls the endorsements generous and Truman's support natural.
An aide says General Norstad was unaware of any plan to seek the Minnesota U S Senate seat against Hubert Humphrey. Norstad, recovering from a mild heart attack, was reportedly intrigued by the idea, according to KSTP in Minneapolis.
The article discusses a bridge hand where South opened with seven clubs. It analyzes declarer play, noting two alternative lines to handle trumps and diamonds. It concludes the chosen line limited slam chances and suggests superior strategies to ensure success.
A health feature by Herman W Bundesen advises parents to teach children basic swimming, blow out water, wear life aids near water, and practice since many drownings are preventable. A separate Q A discusses electrolysis for hair removal. DES MOINES reports a model battleship from the USS Arizona Memorial Foundation was presented to Gov Herschel Loveless by Tom Gooding of Phoenix.
Bloomington Indiana aP reports the school of journalism at the State University of Iowa and the department of technical journalism at Iowa State University have earned renewed accreditation from the American Council on Education of Journalism.
Washington reports a shake up of Teamsters Union Monitor Board as Terence F. McShane and Lawrence T. Smith swap positions and William E. Bufalino joins, prompting speculation that chief monitor Martin F. O Donoghue may quit. Hearings in New York and New England were disrupted as local leaders resigned ahead of scheduled inquiries.
Residents report heavy soot from two days of storms coating South Boston. a Friday rainfall washed soot over people and streets. Earl Russell Hox died when a shotgun discharged on the Rix farm near here while he was protecting sheep attacked by dogs.
Babson Park Massachusetts voices that small business is essential to American freedom and prosperity. The piece cites the National Federation of Independent Business, the Small Business Administration, and SBA loans, stressing independence within cooperative groups and praising small businessmen and women as the nation’s hope.
Supt Edwin Smith announced Walnut high school plans for a Tuesday evening commencement with guest speaker Dro Wit Pacomatermae, an Iowa State University of Ames alumnus. Rev Joseph Schulte will give invocation as seniors Doni Anderson and Mary Weir prepare to graduate.
Firefighters rushed to the Lester Leighton farm in Wright township Tuesday afternoon where a borrowed tractor caught fire and burned. The tractor was loaned to Mr Leighton while his machine was being repaired. Do not drive if you drink.
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