31 May 1960
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1960
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a memorial event and a motor race where spectators fear for safety. It notes deaths and injuries at racing venues, references education and public reaction, and mentions costs and proposed design changes to reduce harm.
The Republican governor candidates clashed over tax policy and state reform at Shenandoah last weekend. Both support reapportionment and a constitutional convention, differing mainly on land issues and voter outlines, with modern communications failing to revive interest in the debate.
Clarence Pellett is remembered as a strong local leader whose guidance touched Atlantic and Cass County. He is praised for friendliness cooperation and broad public spirit, marking him as a prominent regional figure despite personal sadness and life changes.
The writer argues authorities should stop trying to explain away the U 2 toe incident and acknowledge routine flights as part of tracking a potential enemy. It notes the crash could aid Red propaganda and urges frankness about self protection strategies.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication offices at 314 Chestnut St Atlantic Iowa and prints evenings except Sunday. It details editor F vw Simpson and subscription rates by carrier and mail for local Cass counties and elsewhere in Iowa including Canada rates.
Len Hall mentors against Rockefeller, shaping GOP dynamics as Eisenhower era politics pivot on strategy to sideline Rockefeller. Macmillan woos Congress and signals possible resignation while FBI probes vote buying and Kissinger moments, with Tokyo embassy urging restraint amid socialist threats.
A 1960 King Features piece by M D Herman N Bundesen explains poison ivy dangers and how to prevent reactions. It notes about 350000 summer skin poisonings, details plant appearance and allergic risks, and recommends washing exposed skin and seeking medical care for severe cases.
In a fast dealer, North-South reach 3NT after West’s weak third-hand lead. West gambles by dropping the king of hearts on ace, an extraordinary defense that thwarts declarer’s heart finesse and leaves him down one.
For us what you ought to do and some day when you are troubled the poem guides ordinary people through advice and consolation with simple, direct language and homely insight.
Poem urging kindness and support to fellow travelers on life’s road. It stresses helping the weary, sharing burdens, and recognizing common humanity as we all move toward a common haven. The piece frames everyone as brother, urging cheerful encouragement and kinship.
The Elk Horn school year ended with report cards and awards as seniors prepared for graduation. Commencement featured Ro Nolte of Omaha University delivering the address as graduates received diplomas in time for summer.
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