04 Sep 1959
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1959
Page
1
Reporter notes dramatic shifts at Old Faithful area including a nearby geyser erupting constantly, parking closures, and muddy hot springs. Rangers assess water temperatures and algae color shifts while bear activity increases. Travel party plans to reach Jackson Hole after touring multiple geysers and sulfur smells.
Old fiddlers held sway at the Iowa State Fair with eight prize winners and a top award of 35 dollars. James Sloan of Runnells and James Zunwalt of Grinnell returned to contest, while new champions emerged in swine shows and livestock classes.
Dionisio Encinas, head of Mexico's Communist party, was jailed in Mexico City today after five months on the run. He is charged as a mastermind behind last spring's railway strike.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription rates for various regions including Atlantic Iowa Cass counties and nearby areas. Rates cover monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options with different prices for local, Iowa, U.S., and Canada deliveries.
Drew Pearson notes Eisenhower has shifted from John Foster Dulles backed tactics to a personal diplomacy approach. Khrushchev’s visit and Moscow trip cited as sign of policy change, with critics saying Dulles’ themes like massive retaliation and liberation of satellites are gone while Ike pursues direct diplomacy.
Poem by Edgar A. Guest argues the ultimate consumer is a political myth. It contrasts pacified voters with wartime duty as soldiers leave families behind, noting private sacrifice beyond campaign rhetoric.
Dr Charles J Ritchey 74 longtime Drake University history department head dies at his Parkdale Oregon home. He led the Drake history faculty for 34 years before retiring in 1956.
The Senate Finance Committee takes up the highway financing bill amid a heated dispute over alternatives to the gas tax hike. Senator Gore seeks other revenue sources while Chairman Byrd expects passage of the House approved 243 to 162 bill raising the gas tax to 4 cents through June 30, 1961. The stalemate risks delaying federal aid for road projects.
The Atomic Energy Commission has begun development of a new simplified nuclear power plant for Navy submarines and ships. The project is estimated to cost 184 million dollars.
A Becker column outlines bid choices for partner's one diamond response with four hands. Hand 1 favors two clubs then two hearts. hand 2 advocates three notrump to describe 16-18 points and distribution. hand 3 uses one heart to probe for a heart fit. hand 4 uses one spade to reveal distribution and plan aggressive diamond support while keeping options for clubs.
A column by Herman N Bundesen notes more American families have three or four children than before. From 1948 to last year the three child group rose 68 percent to 4 912 000, four or more children up 89 percent to 3 645 600, while one child fell 3.5 percent. It discusses orphan risk and parental mortality figures, and includes a Q A about numbness in a toe.
Many states still resist desegregation while Florida proceeds with Orchard Villa Elementary in Miami opening to both races. A federal Virginia judge rejects separate but equal in Warren County Va and similar challenges arise in Clarendon County S C as Maj Gen David M Shoup nomination hangs in Senate committee scrutiny.
Laos appeals to the United Nations for troops to repel communist attacks. Britain says it would favor UN action if aggression is established, with the appeal sent to UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and expected to go to the Security Council.
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