Day at Daytona Beach Shows Shallow Water and Hotel Stretches
The writer describes Daytona Beach Florida noting ankle deep water 100 feet out and wide tidal flats. White sand beaches stretch along a busy coast with hotels along the waterfront. Fishermen cast into breakers while others hunt shells and small catfish. The prose recalls a Miami Beach departure and hints at St Augustine ahead with talk of hotels and local sights.
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Miami Beach
Pet Show at Massena Park Showcases Rabbits Cats Dogs
First and kindergarten students gathered in the city park for a pet show featuring rabbits cats kittens dogs goldfish turtles a goat two lambs and a hound. Sponsored by teachers with group singing by Mr Anehor. Slow down at dusk to save lives.
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Massena
Ino
Kndergarten
Wes O
Derothy Pinnell
Robet Curis
Anehor
Atlantic News-Telegraph Publication Details and Rates
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication schedule evenings except Sunday and provides circulation costs. Rates vary by delivery method and location, including Atlantic carrier, Cass County mail, statewide Iowa, U S outside Iowa, and Canada. Subscriptions range from one month to one year with prices tied to region.
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Chestnut St
Atlantic
Iowa
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
News
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
U.S
Canada
Russia Mulls Containment Shift As U S Bases Face Challenge
Drew Pearson argues Moscow has nullified U S containment policy and expanded influence near American shores. The piece lists key bases from Berlin to Japan, notes Cuba and Caspian missiles, and warns of a new Soviet strategy threatening Western positions amid the 1960 Paris conference.
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Europe
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Soneman Rhee
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Soviet notes claim airplane violated East German air space
The Soviet Union protested through East German east frontier notes that an unidentified high level plane from West Germany crossed 10 miles southwest of Boizenburg at 5,500 feet on May 5 and flew 56 miles into East Germany. Tass published the claim, citing Gen. Yakubovsky.
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London
Soviet Union
West Germany
East Germany
U.S
Boizenburg
EL Yakubovsky
Tass
Yakubovsky
Western Germany
Growth seen as boon to Eisenhower at summit
Sen. Hugh Scott said U S economic growth gives President Eisenhower a secret weapon for the summit. He noted the first quarter gross national product hit 500.2 billion dollars, a half trillion level unmatched by any other nation, stating it helps the nation wage peace.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
Eisenhower
Paris Scott
Senate
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Rites Sunday for Infant Twin Sons of Les Cartwright
Graveside services were held Sunday at Babyland in Atlantic Cemetery for Erik and James Cartwright infant sons of Mrs. Les Cartwright Jr. The twins were born Saturday at 8:30 am at Atlantic Memorial Hospital with Erik dying Saturday evening at 6 and James dying Sunday morning at 4:45. Surviving are parents, a brother Shawn, maternal grandmother Mrs. Gladys Rasmussen of Mesa Arizona, and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs L F Cartwright of Norfolk Nebraska.
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Atlantic Cemetery
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Athintic Memorial Hospital
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Shawn Cartwright
Gladys Rasmussen
Mesa, Ariz
L. F. Cartwright
Norfolk
Nebr
Contract Bridge Recap From Masters Championship Play
Becker notes a South opening choice and three way clubs in Roman Club system. Avareli and Belladonna exchange bids showing strong hands and game potential. The result hints at potential victory over the Italians with precise bidding and hand evaluation.
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Crawford
Crawsford
Proprly
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Belladonna
Avarelli
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Contact Lenses Evolution From Glass to Acrylic Plastic
A 1960 King Features Syndicate piece outlines the history and types of contact lenses. It notes a shift from glass to acrylic plastic, two main types scleral and corneal, and explains comfort improvements and wear times with each design.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M. D
American Optometric Association
Pheang
United States
Swanmini
Autumn Comes and Tints the Trees
A reflective piece from 1960 highlights autumnal scenes as trees change color. It evokes seasonal imagery and contemplative mood.
TWUA cracks down on union action in school project
In Front Royal Virginia the Textile Workers Union froze Local 371 and relieved its officers. An administrator Will Davis takes powers as a hearing on the case is planned with Victor Canzano presiding. Local leaders vow to fight to the national convention.
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Textile Workers Union of
Vimerica
TWUA
Local 371
Will Davis
Victor Canzano
American Viscose Corp
TFWUA
Joel
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