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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1957

Page

3

No War on Unions Says Lead Editor Attack Is Unfounded

The piece argues that union reform probes reveal abuse by labor leaders, not anti union sentiment. It defends McClellan's Senate inquiry as fair, notes rank and file support, and condemns using union bashing to distract from misconduct. It contrasts public trust with government parcel post losses subsidized by taxpayers.

Dave Beck Senate Beck & Co McClellan Arkansas Senate Committee Teamsters East Arkansas Labor Congress

Hit Parade By HAL BOYLE

Dorothy Collins prepares to leave NBC’s Hit Parade after seven years as part of a long running vocal trio with Raymond Scott and Snooky Lawson. The show will continue next season with new faces while Collins explores dramatic roles and other opportunities. They reside on Long Island with daughter Debbie.

New York Dorothy Collins NBC Raymond Scott Miss Collins Gisele Mackenzie Snooky Lawson Russell Arms Dinah Shore Frank Sinatra Lawrence Tibbett Dorothy Kirsten Doris Day Georgia Gibbs Snooky Lanson Dorothy Long Island Debbie

Tax the Users

The Civil Aeronautics Authority plans a record 385 million dollars for next year to expand the airways system as traffic demands outpace current facilities. Commercial transport planes would bear about 155 million of the cost, versus 20 million last year, mostly from fuel taxes, with President Eisenhower urged to apply user taxes to government services.

Civil Aeronautics Authority Wall Street Journal Eisenhower L. W. Burton Department of Commerce

Civil rights bills face Southern filibuster and agency changes

A look at prospects for civil rights legislation this year notes a likely House passage limited debate while Senate action lags. It outlines a six man Eisenhower commission with subpoena power, creation of a Civil Rights Division, and government initiated injunctions in voting rights cases, plus opposition over jury trials and subsidies for carriers amid rising taxpayer costs.

Washington Congress House Judiciary Committee Eisenhower House Rules Committee Senate Judiciary Committee Senate Justice Department South

How to tell Goldie she is adopted and raise happy kids

Dr Crane discusses telling a four year old adopted child about her status and building a loving home. He urges consistency, parental love as the anchor, Sunday school involvement, sibling pairing, and practical steps for PTA discussions. He argues love surpasses blood ties in forming a strong family bond.

Goldie PTA George W. Crane Goldie R Cain Abel

From Cain and Abel to Modern Neighborly Grudges

In a Public Forum note R B Carson reflects on Egypt and neighboring states amid ongoing disputes. He likens ancient conflict to modern competition and warns that personal grudges breed trouble, lawsuits, and accidents while urging restraint and wiser dealings.

Budget Cut Talk Grows Into Economic Risk

Washington reports show pressure to slash next year's budget from 60 to 80 billion dollars. Key figures include Rep. James Haley and Sen. Harry Byrd proposing sizable cuts. Treasury Secretary Humphrey warns abrupt reductions could destabilize the U S economy.

Treasury George M. Humphrey Congress Humphrey Washington James A. Haley D-Fla Harry F. Byrd D-Va U. S. Chamber of Commerce National Assn U. S

Stars Say byword for tomorrow stick-to-it-iveness

The piece urges steady effort over luck, noting rewards come from long work and perseverance. It highlights a birthday year of progress in ambitious projects, with shifts in finances, social life, and work. It cautions about late year risks and emotional tension in summer.

Noted Editor Dies in Philadelphia Bold Leader of Press

Richard W. Slocum 55 a lawyer turned editor, executive vice president of the Philadelphia Bulletin, dies of cancer at University Hospital. He championed press freedom and public accountability in a long newspaper career.

Philadelphia Richard W. Slocum The Philadelphia Bulletin University Hospital

Television Schedule Highlights Evening Programming

At 7 30 p m conflict on Channels 6 and 15 presents A Question of Loyalty. Phil Silvers airs 8 00 p m on Channels 8 and 10 with Mike Todd. Private Secretary follows at 8 30 p m on 8 and 10. Panic debuts at 8 30 p m on Channels 3 and 4 with The Embezzler. Jane Wyman stars with Barry Curtis at 9 00 p m on 3 and 4 in Assignment Champ. Circle Theater at 9 30 p m on 3 and 4 shows Arson File No 732. Red Skelton wraps at 9 30 p m on 8 and 10 with Arnold Stang and Jackie Coogan.

Phil Silvers Mike Todd Susie Channels 3 Jane Wyman Barry Curtis Circle Theater Red Skelton Arnold Stang Jackie Coagan WSAZ WLW WTVN Wews WBNS WHTN Cartoon Club Federal Men Rosemary Clooney Chet Long Ohio Doug Edwards Jonathan Winters NBC News Wyatt Earp Secretar Wwyatt ‘Earp Oe Broken Arrow Tell the Truth Red Skelton-C TBA Spike Jones Highway Patrol U 00 Broad & High

Shower in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Dickerson

A miscellaneous shower complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Dickerson at the Pittman home featured refreshments. Henry Pollack of Akron visited sister Mrs. Mary Featherstone and brother James. Wilma Williams traveled to St. Clairsville to visit her son Gerald and family. Sandra Hankison of Dayton spent a week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Dunlap. Mrs. George Barber was noted in attendance.

Carbondale Merrill Dickerson Maryin Pittman Dickerson Lester Pittman Henry Pollack Akron

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