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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1956
Page
1
The Suez canal seizure boosted Egyptian nationalism but risks backlash as Western shipping could be rerouted or canal control could shift. If revenue falls or foreign powers take over, Egypt may regret the move despite initial pride.
The piece argues Democrats avoid a full campaign against President Eisenhower by labeling Nixon part time. It recalls Roosevelt’s frail final year and claims the Democrats would push him anyway. It contrasts Roosevelt’s decline with Eisenhower’s health, noting doctors approve his condition.
The piece argues that politics used big business figures, claiming the U.S. government is the world’s largest business and requires seasoned executives. It contends only experienced, large business leaders can manage it well, criticizing Democrats for attacks on administration hiring choices.
The piece argues against inferring long term trends from isolated political events and notes the three way pennant race offers hope for midwesterners that part of the World Series could occur outside New York. It criticizes the subway series for being too frequent recently.
DES MOINES Iowa's J C Wright state superintendent says district reorganization is central to fixing education woes. Opposition from small towns remains, but progress grows as districts seek lower costs and better programs. The department backs Taxation Study Committee recommendations to spur reorganizations.
Evening paper from Atlantic Iowa lists publication details, editors, and postal notices. It provides subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic and by mail across Iowa, adjoining counties, the U S, and Canada with varying terms and prices.
The diary alleges Len Hall demanded political payback from Frederick Snare for a $43 million Nicaro Cuba plant expansion. Cremer and Hall discussed insurance, bonds, campaign contributions, and GOP loyalty as Snare sought the government contract. The piece notes White House concern and a Justice Dept handling after 1954 diary revelations.
In Stockholm at the European Congress of Cardinlay Dutch Prof I Buerema reports chilling a rabbit in a submarine testing cabin to raise blood oxygen 15 fold and keep a beating heart alive for 45 minutes, challenging expectations on brain tissue tolerance. American tin use rises to 5450 long tons in April, largest since 1951 start.
The Iowa Liquor Control Commission reported for fiscal 1956 that patrons paid more for liquors and wines but purchased fewer gallons. Total sales fell 2,019 dollars to 37,453,940 and gallonage declined 106,279 gallons to 2,201,540, while net income rose to 8,869,681, the second highest in 22 years.
The Harry Mueller grocery store will relocate from the Schuler building in the center block to a remodeled up to date market in the west block on Mein street after a recent purchase. An opening is planned in the near future.
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen discusses tiny weight gain margins from diet and stresses mindful eating. He cites Professor Roger Williams on appetite regulation, nutrition’s impact on weight, and cautions against excess sugar and alcohol. A Q and A covers treating phyorrhea with dental cleaning, tartar removal, brushing, and gum massage.
Babson Park mass editor argues the Suez trouble will not lead to war. He cites Eisenhower stance on Egyptian sovereignty and 1888 treaty rights, predicts a peaceful settlement with Egypt retaining canal sovereignty and no war. He notes toll hikes funding Nasser and urges stock market restraint amid Suez scare.
A retrospective verse from age ten claiming wisdom beyond years, noting a critical view of parents and world, with the speaker’s belief in eventual improvement through patience. The piece reflects Guest’s nostalgic child voice and his hidden humor about youthful certainty.
Zsa Zsa Gabor opened a Las Vegas revue wearing a gown critics call more daring than Marlene Dietrichs two year old famous dress. The gown, costing about 17000 dollars, features a very low neckline and a modified strip tease act. Dietrich later quipped in Rome that people want quantity over quality.
Mr and Mrs Charles Day purchased the Essie Gipple property while the Jack Fletchers bought the Charles Day residence in Bridgewater in a pair of real estate transactions.
A child proudly tells an elder about a new car, asking what it is. He answers simply that it is one of those big BMs. The remark captures a humorous, pointed moment reflecting family conversations about autos.
A roster of young people from Lewis entering college this fall includes Randall Breckerbaumer Janice Morgan Drake Roy Smith Robert Leach Diane Summers David Marker Peggy Hene Ferrell Dean Gordon Feiker Simpson Gloria Hancock Janet Blakely Donna Bod Mary Nelson and Commercial Extension Omaha amid Iowa State listings.
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