20 Nov 1956
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1956
Page
1
The Iowa Taxation Study committee proposes 49 recommendations aimed at ordering the tax program. Some would raise taxes slightly, some lower them, with no big taxpayer savings likely if adopted. They seek to correct inequalities, cut waste, and free funds for more valuable operations, possibly delaying further increases for now.
The presence of a UN police force in Egypt is a notable fact amid disputed Middle East tensions. Opinions vary on its role, but its on duty status eases global concerns as major parties in the Suez dispute show restraint and backing.
Khrushchev, the Russian leader, has insulted Western diplomats prompting walkouts at his speeches. He appears drunk at times and vents bitterness toward the West, blaming the Kremlin troubles on Western pressure as tensions rise.
Gloria Weber 10 of Waterloo is slated for a Mayo Clinic procedure in Rochester Minnesota that could determine whether she loses her sight. Doctors diagnose a blood tumor of the eyes and a cancerous result might require removal of both eyes.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph outlines subscription rates for local carrier and mail readers, including in Iowa and U S outside Iowa, with varied durations from one month to one year and different regional pricing. It notes editorial staff and post office filing details for Atlantic Iowa.
Drew Pearson notes that anti Catholic leaflets in Colorado helped swing the 1956 Senate race toward Democrats. He cites references to Carroll McNichols Franz and Day, plus Stafford Printing and a GOP precinct leader. The piece discusses UNESCO and a publicized transport overrun by the Pentagon.
They thought they lacked time to care for more children yet the baby arrived and brought joy to four. He grew to lead his class and to make parents proud as neighbors praised the child they once feared they couldn’t handle. Copyright 1956 Edgar A. Guest In 1955 Western Germany operated 300 theaters with 17,000 staff, 1,900 plays, and 650 concerts.
A Sunday morning fire destroyed Farmers Lumber Co. in Bigelow Minnesota seven miles north of here. The Sibley fire department helped battle the blaze with damage estimated at about 75000 dollars, fully covered by insurance.
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen explains oxygen needs for those with heart or lung trouble and healthy individuals. It covers symptoms, daily risk factors, and natural lung exercises such as breathing, posture, singing, and laughter to improve oxygen use.
About 26 Cass County schools, just under half, sent Junior Red Cross roll call reports led by Mrs. J W E Ehlers. Creators chose projects like gift boxes for children abroad and plans to make favors for veterans in hospitals such as tray covers and nut cups. Parents are urged to finish the roll call by November 15 and assist veterans’ cheer efforts.
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