26 Sep 1957
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1957
Page
1
The piece argues the Little Rock affair harms the United States by portraying a hostile stance toward colored people globally. It warns Russians may use the event to paint the U S as oppressors, risking mass moves to communism and forcing Arkansas leaders to answer for actions affecting world opinion.
State leaders meeting in Des Moines failed to advance a plan to raise money for capital improvements. The governor rejected a sales tax increase unless food and clothing are exempt, and leaders called for a special session to continue the debate.
The governor’s defiance of a court order sparked further defiance by Little Rock residents and led to mob violence. Troops intervened to prevent terrorizing the city, showing that lawless action cannot resolve disputes. The south’s contentions must be settled by the courts, not mobs.
The U. S. Supermarket display at the International Trade Fair in Zagreb Yugoslavia wowed crowds and outdrew all rivals. Sponsored by the U. S. and U. S. chain stores, it showcased American living standards and was seen as embarrassing to communist officials. After the fair the stocked supermarket’s food was donated to charity.
The senate investigating committee, New York authorities, and Hoffa's own union officials ramp up pressure, weakening his path to the Teamsters presidency. Once a near certainty, his chances diminish as calls to delay the election grow.
U S Coast Guardsmen on sight report a six day shore leave after a 24 wave in Marrakesh Morocco. The report notes political reform measures and bans on snake charming are now in force.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph announces publication details and pricing. It lists editors, office contacts, and subscription rates for carriers in Atlantic and Cass counties, surrounding Iowa, and U.S. and Canada mail options with yearly and half-year terms.
Drew Pearson reports the U S Sixth Fleet, aboard the USS Salem and USS Roosevelt, is stabilizing Europe’s southeast rim. NATO maneuvers near Saros Bay will demo a 1000 marines helicopter landing with Turkish support as Russia fields a larger Black Sea force. Adm Charles R Brown champions people to people diplomacy aboard a floating embassy.
Pretty slim results for the Zeta XI Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi as members paid one penny per inch of waistline. President Mrs. John Bruce said most forfeitures were small with none over 30 cents and the minimum at 23 cents.
Waterless hand cleaners provide field workers with on site cleaning without water or soap. They remove dirt and oil, may reduce skin allergies from poisons, and are increasingly included in work crews equipment. Some individuals may have allergic reactions.
Poem by Edgar A Guest reflecting on wealth fame and contentment with simple living. It contrasts riches with labor and a wish to avoid baldness amidst public attention. The text cuts into a note about Iowa League of Women Voters electing delegates to a national meeting in Des Moines.
Moscow reports the Soviet Union will replace the sixth five year plan with a 1959 to 1965 campaign aimed at surpassing the United States in per capita production of goods. The decree from the Central Committee and Council of Ministers outlines a heavy industry and agriculture push designed to catch up quickly with capitalist nations.
Members of a regional organization plan a convention in Minneapolis from October 1 to 3. Attending are Mrs. George Norris of Grinnell as state president, Mrs. Karl Kneen of Court Union, Mrs. E. W. Leck ner of Des Moines, and Mrs. Austin Gitz of Ames.
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