25 May 1959
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1959
Page
1
A column discusses growing existing industries to boost employment, questions U.S. involvement in the Berlin crisis and union protections, urges city beautification by planting roses and removing dead elm limbs to curb Dutch elm disease, and notes the New York Yankees slipping to the AL cellar and likely to rebound through effort.
President Eisenhower paid tribute to John Foster Dulles calling him brave in life and death and a dear friend. Dulles died at Walter Reed after cancer and pneumonia, prompting nationwide mourning and postponement of planned trips. The funeral is set for Washington Cathedral and Arlington services.
Charles W. Robinson of Des Moines was elected president of the Iowa Newspaper Technical Conference. Arthur H. Schneichel of Iowa City becomes vice president, Paul F. Kamler of Clinton is secretary-treasurer, with Bert Du Sold of Mason City and Ross C. Bunch of Keokuk named trustees.
Despite Scotland’s famed highlands, the central lowlands host thriving farms and profitable coal mines, showing the region’s economic strength.
In Atlantic Iowa the News Telegraph lists publication details including editor F D Simpson and daily schedule. It also provides subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions and durations within Iowa Cass counties and the U S Canada.
The piece alleges Secretary Strauss traded political favors with Senators Pastore Thurmond and Cotton to push for stricter textile controls. It cites a White House plan for a new textile-import agency and notes ex-Gov. Dewey was hired to promote Japanese textiles.
The poem asks what truly counts in life beyond outward symbols and medals. It urges living for others, helping fellow humans, and leaving a humane record in memory. The closing note notes aluminum painted livestock cars reducing sun heat on some railroads.
Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover testifying before a House Appropriations subcommittee said he never follows directives when testifying to Congress and recounted how a senior once tried to override his testimony. Rep. Flood suggested Rickover head a nuclear aircraft program. Rickover retorted about running for Congress from two districts.
In a tense bridge session, Becker maneuvers against Sucre Tansi enmanseataich with an apparent trump lead. East contemplates a sequence to counter the play as Becker outlines a plan to control the hand.
A 1908 King Features Syndicate Q A piece explains leukemia can affect adults, with chronic lymphocytic leukemia often milder in later life and some cases requiring little or no treatment. Acute leukemia remains serious, with treatment differing by type and age. The article notes about 5,000 new cases yearly and ongoing need for checkups and medical guidance.
AP reports Rev Walter Wulff took over as pastor of the Independent Bible Church in Columbus Junction on June 1, succeeding Rev George W Ness who led the church for four years.
A brief AP summary notes a partial rebound in American trade and factory output, with exports rising and consumer spending at a high rate. It cites quarterly growth near 4.67 percent and a continued rise in prices, signaling a cautious but improving economy amid higher demand for big ticket goods.
Fragmentary text references cold rain and chocolate as the only hot items. Mentions Ubely and Xuropess with unclear context. No clear event or人物 names emerge for a fuller summary.
Carl C. Crim, 44, of Okmulgee, a TAR driver, has a lengthy record of involvement at accident scene locations.
Birmingham officers traced a cache of stolen goods and began locating the theft victims across the city. The investigation focused on identifying those harmed and returning property to rightful owners. Authorities emphasized ongoing inquiries and victim support.
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