18 Sep 1959
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1959
Page
1
The piece argues Khrushchev only offers a sales pitch with little immediate concessions and expects Western gains. Any positive outcome would emerge slowly via the Moscow group, potentially shaping Soviet views and easing violence if United States ideas take hold.
Weirton Steel operates without a strike, backed by an independent union that has kept out of United Steel Workers control since 1983. The plant remains the community’s largest employer and fosters strong collaboration with management, trading disputes for dialogue and stable pay.
The Atlantic Trojans debut their 1959 campaign before local fans at Trojan Field Corning. Despite heavy losses from last year the coaches remain cautious but expect another win. Fans are optimistic as the winning habit persists.
Dallas born pianist Van Cliburn, who rose to fame after winning an international Moscow piano festival, has been invited to a special reception for Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, according to the Dallas Morning News in a copyrighted interview.
Cliburn said he understood the reception at the Soviet Embassy in Washington but did not have details yet. He acknowledged the invitation and planned to learn more from organizers.
In Moraga California on the St Marys College campus sophomores mobilize 251 freshmen to plant 1000 pine tree seedlings as part of a campus initiation event.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices for various regions and delivery options.Rates shown include in-town one year $3.00, six months $4.30, and three months $2.75. Out-of-town rates apply to Cass and adjoining counties, broader Iowa, U S and Canada with higher annual and monthly charges.
Drew Pearson details how Charlie Halleck crafted a Senate House coalition to sustain Eisenhower vetoes. He aligned 33 Southern Congressmen with GOP leaders to block civil rights and education bills while courting Northern industrial voters and risking labor-district backlash.
A flood poem warns that human strength is fragile before nature. It argues dykes and walls fail in an instant and mortality spares no one, urging humility and readiness in the face of sudden calamity.
A reflective meditation on purpose and service urging a man to live a life well spent and to answer the call rather than seek shelter in durable walls. The piece stresses moving forward each day and not postponing responsibility or tomorrow.
Washington AP reports the Vanguard I third stage had a minor collision with the satellite during separation. NASA official Dr. John Townsend says the 20.74 pound moonlet remains in stable orbit as the stages stayed linked and entered orbit together.
The article discusses the informatory double in contract bridge and how to bid with five sample hands. It explains pass as a minimum double, two diamonds for extra values, one notrump as a cautious bid, three diamonds to reveal greater strength, and two hearts to prompt a further diamond raise while aiming for a heart game.
A 1959 King Features Syndicate health column warns against sleeping pill habit formation and barbiturate risks. It explains small initial doses and growing tolerance, urges medical consultation, and offers safer sleep tips such as milk before bed. It also includes a reader question about jerking nerves and a light AP market heist note.
At Eglin Air Force Base Florida the Bomarc interceptor missile achieved a second test success in a Regulus II jet drone target. A Bomarc destroyed a radio controlled Regulus far over the Eglin Gulf test range on Thursday in the opening of tests against faster than sound simulated enemy bombers.
Bomare failed to start a scheduled heat against Regulus, leaving the race in suspense and delaying the outcome of the event.
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