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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1957

Page

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Troubles In NATO Manages North Africa Crisis

The United States and Britain plan to arm Tunisia to deter communism, drawing France into opposition who fears arms will bolster Algerian rebels. The dispute threatens Western unity as Russia exploits the rift while France resists isolation yet faces financial strain from the North African conflict.

Mediterranean Sea U. S Britain Tunisia France Ritain North Africa Group of Nations

Farm Surpluses Prompt Call for Government Withdrawal

Officials debate government exit from agriculture amid persistent surpluses and low prices. Presidents and the secretary of agriculture note failed production limits and limited success of price supports. Calls grow for a permanent payment plan to sustain farming while letting surplus handling unfold.

Secretary of Agriculture

Why Follow Is U S Misled by Khrushchev on Space Race

The piece argues the United States is being fed misinformation by Khrushchev and his team. It suggests the Reds focus on satellites while the UB emphasizes long range rockets for military leverage, noting rockets’ practical reach and controllability over vast distances.

U. S Khrushchev Oly Reds

U S Should Not Be Stampeding in Space Race

The speaker argues against following Soviet tactics in space exploration. It stresses that the United States can succeed on its own terms and should avoid rushing ahead without clear advantages. If there is an edge, use it, but avoid being stampeded.

U. S Dulles Paris Stevenson

Iowa University Receives Three Phs Grants Totalling 59670

The U S Public Health Service allotted three grants totaling 59670 to the State University of Iowa. The funds support medical research facilities and equipment, completion of a new medical research center, and improvements to the otological histology laboratory.

Washington The U. S. Public Health Service State University of Iowa

Atlantic News-telegraph subscription rates listed

The advertisement lists subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery in Atlantic and surrounding areas, names Cass and adjoining counties, other Iowa regions, and the United States including Canada. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options with varying cents and dollar amounts.

Atlantic Cass Iowa U. S Canada

Air Force officer duel highlights racial tensions at Middletown club

Drew Pearson reports a dice game melee at Olmstead Air Force Base near Middletown where Maj. Gen. George Acheson punched Capt. John W. Read after Read objected to gameplay. Read and Acheson both had clean records, and the incident was subdued without broader racial clashes. The piece also covers Stevenson and Dulles posture toward bipartisan cooperation and missile lag politics.

Drew Pearson Air Force Stevenson Demos GOP Washington Air Force Officers Club Middletown George Acheson Olmstead Air Force Base John W. Read Acheson Read General Acheson Olmstead Aclai Adlai Stevenson Adlai John Foster Dulles Eisenhower Dulles Republican National Committee Meade Alcorn Roosevelt Pearl Harbor Frank Knox Henry L. Stimson Hoover Taft

Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest

A verse by Edgar A. Guest narrates a humorous football run thwarted by multiple players who sit upon the runner in a stacked barrage. The poem ends with the coroner called to sit on his case, a playful exaggeration of the pileup.

Just Folks Edgar A. Guest

Exemption Question Faces Sale and Veteran Move

In Selma Alabama Charles J Richardson 23 of Dubuque Iowa truck driver must appear December 2 on reckless driving charge linked to a Sept 18 collision that killed Annie Penton 85 of Meridian Mississippi. A magistrate noted homicide reduced by grand jury from manslaughter.

Selma Ala Charles J. Richardson Dubuque Iowa Annie Penton Meridian Miss Richardson

Rulings on Vet Tax Credits Filed in Des Moines

Three rulings by Attorney General Norman Erbe on veterans tax credits were released on Saturday. They respond to questions from Emery L. Goodenberger of Winterset about deadlines, sales, and residency effects on how credits apply to property tax.

Des Moines Alty Norman Erbe Emery L. Goodenberger Winterset Erbe

Medical Aid May Ease Even Hopeless Cancer

Dr Bundesen discusses that advanced cancer need not be deemed hopeless and outlines treatments including radiation and various drugs such as nitrogen mustard myleran aminopterin and methotrexate plus ACTH and cortisone. He notes these help some cases especially lymphomas leukemias and cervical cancer and urges continued hope for a future cure. A Q and A follows addressing hair growth in a child and suggests puberty timing, bleaching, or pumice for removal.

Myleran K. V

W D Schwartz Named Welfare Director

Mrs Phyllis Kocur of Des Moines will serve as president of the Iowa Welfare Assn for the coming year. Elected vice presidents include D B Arnold Ottumwa Marvin W Larson Knoxville and Clyde Downing Creston. Directors named Rev Douglas Jacobson Ames Gretchen Estes Iowa City W D Schwartz Atlantic Ardell Welle Newton Marjorie Edson Storm Lake Agnes Carlin Sioux City and three Des Moines members Elizabeth Palmer Alice V Myers and George Barbour.

Des Moines Phyllis Kocur Cnusing Iowa Welfare Assn Kocur Catholic Charities Association D. B. Arnold Ottumwa Marvin W. Larson Veterans Hospital Knoxville Clyde Downing Creston Douglas Jacobson Ames Gretchen Estes Iowa City W. D. Schwartz Atlantic Ardell

Student Seeks Cotton Boll Weevil From Congressman

Fourth grader Mary Agnes Cox of Paxton Indiana wrote Rep Bruce Alger asking for cotton bolls and a weevil to aid her class study. Until Thursday the request puzzled the congressman and aides. Then a boll weevil arrived by special delivery.

Dallas Wow Mary Agnes Cox Paxton Ind Bruce Alger Dtex

Syria's population and area described in brief

The article notes that Syria has about four million residents living across a 70 000 square mile region roughly the size of North Dakota.

Syria North Dakota

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