30 Sep 1957
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1957
Page
1
The Arkansas governor's address drew criticism for misrepresenting a court to the public. Courts had previously approved a gradual desegregation plan for Little Rock and ordered it carried out. The governor halted the plan and faced possible federal trouble as he weighs a special session to create a private segregated school.
The highway commission notes no need for federal need funds to build the Neola to Council Bluffs cutoff. Federal aid is unlikely. Iowa has about 45 million dollars available to use at its discretion. The plan depends on alternative funding sources and remains open with Love Land link unlikely this year.
Washington reports a 1.2 percent September price decline amid a six month upturn, but Agriculture Department officials caution the drop may not derail an expected 1957 farm income about half a billion dollars above 1956. Hog prices fall seasonally though supply rises. overall farm income projections remain positive.
Washington reports that the Farm Equipment Institute finds farm machinery remains cheaper than hired labor despite rising machinery prices. An economic study shows hired labor costs have increased more than machinery costs this year while government data indicate a long term decline in labor use and rising machinery purchases.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists its publishing office at 314 Chestnut Street Atlantic Iowa and notes evening Uplines except Sunday. It provides editor contact, association memberships and detailed subscription rates by carrier and mail in various regions including Iowa, adjoining counties, nationwide, and Canada.
In Amman King Hussein of Jordan, aged 23, governs amid threats from Israel and a large refugee population while balancing advisers and guards. Pearson notes how the young king has aged in two years, faces border and economic strains, and relies on U.S. and British support, with parliament slated to recon vene. The piece highlights security, political pressures, and the king's cautious stance toward Israel and peace plans.
A humorous poem about a man who avoids walking for chores but will hike far for fishing. He dislikes carrying bundles yet tolerates a creel and gear for trout, and expects deliveries for purchases while chasing trout upstream. Copyright 1957.
Police report two 12 year old boys arrested after a spree including a store burglary a school fire a truck fire and looting at least eight automobiles The fires were quickly extinguished and the only loot from the store was a box of wooden matches
In Los Angeles the twelve member Confidential jury will resume deliberations today after a day of rest. They began deliberating on September 47.
Medical update highlights a promising new tuberculosis vaccine from Ecuador made with UV irradiated strains of virulent tubercle bacilli. It may store well without special precautions and has shown tolerability in 100 children. Noscapine is described as a safe, non addictive cough reliever as effective as codeine. Canadian researchers test a quadruple vaccine for diphtheria tetanus whooping cough and polio to cut inoculation series. Experimental drug DRT lowers blood sugar in 86 percent of 104 diabetics but remains limited to research use.
In South Bend Indiana Dr Thomas G Ward of Notre Dame recounts testing the Asian flu vaccine though he refused the shot for himself he gave it to his son then followed with a needle for himself to set an example. The boy challenged him and he obliged demonstrating the vaccination in a personal moment.
Some deepwater piers on the Hudson River extend one fifth of a mile to align with several major ocean liners, suggesting waterfront infrastructure designed to accommodate ships of similar length.
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