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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1960
Page
1
The article outlines a feared new weapon described as a death ray capable of destroying humans without damaging buildings. It mentions radiation, inertial effects, and a blastless design, with notes that the bomb is not yet perfected and could be available in the future.
United Nations debate reveals a hollow eagle plaque presented to US ambassador in Moscow. Lodge demonstrates a listening device hidden under the beak, claiming Soviet espionage via the great seal. Harriman recalls receiving the plaque and raises timing questions about the bug. The Boy Scout Handbook notes archival sales figures.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists office at 314 Chestnut Street Atlantic Iowa with editor F wv Simpson and publishing info. It provides subscription rates varying by location including Atlantic city carriers, Cass and adjoining counties, Iowa and U S mail options with monthly and yearly pricing.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports Gen Tom White orders a full Air Force investigation into three generals. Stranathan allegedly used official flights for bullfighting trips and friends, Parks boosted Coca Cola sales to the exchange service, and Hall's weekend flights involved a civilian contractor. The piece notes political timing and other ancillary items.
DES MOINES AP Promotional examinations were held Thursday for 150 senior Iowa Highway Patrol members. Scores from the written tests will aid in evaluating patrolmen and officers. Don’t drive if you think.
Des Moines AP Iowa delegates to the Republican national convention are expected to back Vice President Richard Nixon for the nomination, despite Nelson Rockefeller's offer to be drafted. A Town Republican spokesman said the delegation, instructed by tradition as uninstructed, unofficially endorsed Nixon with all members backing the VP.
Rodney H. Bower, 37, died after a live wire shorted by water from rain while he installed a new tail pipe in his home garage. Authorities say the electric shock caused the fatal accident Wednesday night.
Four hands analyzed against a 3NT and slam prospects. Hand 1 shows six notrump slam interest with strong spade support. hand 2 supports diamonds with potential for a slam. hand 3 argues for pass over 3NT. hand 4 cites distribution and hearts, suggesting a potential slam with a five heart bid and a cautious approach by North.
Dr Herman N Bundesen outlines seven practical rules for managing menopause including optimistic acceptance sleep habitually balanced diet and weight control. He notes medical aid may include mild sedatives or hormone replacement and stresses professional guidance when needed. A Q and A addresses static shocks with advice on conductive footwear and floors though not necessary in ordinary cases.
The committee approved a temporary public debt ceiling of 293 billion dollars beginning June 30 for one year. It also backed extending current corporate income and excise tax rates as requested by the administration.
Eighth grade pre graduation exercises were held Monday evening at the Kimballton town hall with Rev. Lyle Paul sen of the Harlan Lutheran church as speaker. Graduates were Roger , DuVall, Dennis Petersen, Joyce, Petersen and Carol Towne.
The piece tracks a recurring Cold War pattern as the United States shifts from U2 overflights to a planned network of spy satellites. It notes Soviet appeals to the UN Security Council, Eisenhower proposals for UN aerial surveillance, and Khrushchev’s hurdles that have stalled summits. It highlights how the era’s tensions persist despite technological advances.
The correspondence shows Khrushchev denouncing U S actions in Lebanon and criticizing Eisenhower, while Eisenhower accuses Khrushchev of aggression and calls out the Soviet line on satellites. The exchange includes terms like criminal, insane, and hints at planned UN Security Council summits that did not occur.
Governor Edmund G Brown plans walking tours in at least five more California cities after a first poll showing preferences for Adlai Stevenson and Senator John B Kennedy of Massachusetts. Stevenson led downtown. Kennedy was favored in Long Beach among older women.
A delivery truck was stolen from a suburban Upper Darby tuxedo rental business. The vehicle carried 77 tuxedos awaiting cleaning, and the loss is under police inquiry as the firm reports the missing garments.
City carrier routes Fairlawn Addn and Zurfluh Addn residents report missing papers. Please ensure delivery by 7 p.m. for those living on 19093 and 1635W Atlantic addresses.
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