Defence chiefs face doubts on U S deterrence powers
Gen Thomas S Power told the House appropriations subcommittee that current forces are not enough and he wants more and faster for B52 B58 bombers and Atlas missiles. Other generals also questioned defense budget adequacy amid Gaither Rockefeller findings and NATO concerns.
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Defense
Neil McElroy
Pentagon
U.S
Russia
Thomas S. Power
House Appropriations Subcommittee
General Power
Power
Gaither
Rockefeller Brothers
Henry I. Hodes
U.S. Army
Europe
Jerauld Wright
NATO
Atlantic
House
Nuclear Power Breakthrough at Los Alamos Surfaces Hope
An experiment at Los Alamos Laboratory demonstrates direct conversion of nuclear reactor energy into electric power. The breakthrough suggests a future bypass of turbines for atomic energy, shifting focus from weaponry to peaceful energy. Sparks both optimism and continued geopolitical tension.
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U.S
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Perfec
Identification of Adolescent Angst By John Farris
John Farris, a 22 year old Missouri graduate student, discusses why adults resent realistic portrayals of high school life. He wrote Adolescence at 17 to expose teen thoughts and feelings, aims to reveal how grownups misremember their youth, and hopes to explore why teens feel uncertain and tormented. He has written four mystery novels under a pseudonym and sold them in seven countries. His next novel centers on a promising medical student who collapses under pressure.
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John Farris
Farris
University of Missouri
Hollywood
Khrushchev Uses Summit Stakes to Push West Toward Flexibility
The piece argues Khrushchev is pressing the West to concede at the upcoming summit. It warns that any concessions could be a Khrushchev victory, with the aim of sowing division and prompting a step toward world war. It urges frank, plain language from Western leaders to counter a capitulation.
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U. S
Khrushchev
Germany
Macmillan
R. A. Butler
Britain
Adenauer
Hitler
Lenin
Teddy's Death Highlights Need for Good Parenting Tests
Dr. George W. Crane urges fathers to train children in swimming and first aid after Teddy J 11 drowned during a river hike. He cites drownings as a major cause of death on holidays, advocates learning five to six swimming strokes and basic life-saving skills, and promotes a 200-point test booklet for parents.
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Teddy
George W. Crane
Teddy J
Dr. Crane
YMCA
America
National Safety Council
Forest Alame
Crane
Horoscope Outlook for Aries Born Today
The reading notes a potentially confusing period ahead but encourages facing challenges with clear eyes. Artistic careers may gain from planetary influences while practical use of knowledge since 1959 could fortify future plans. May through November call for self discipline and careful money handling.
American Firms Finding European Plants Profit
Sam Dawson notes that American companies increasingly build or run plants abroad. Stanley C. Allyn of National Cash Register cites 40 percent overseas sales with two thirds from foreign plants, and 22 000 overseas staff. Key rules include staying in country, reinvesting profits, treating foreign workers like local staff, and adapting to local markets while respecting customs and sensitivities.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
U. S
Ohio
Folies Bergers
Midwest
Stanley C. Allyn
National Cash Register
Dayton
Allyn
Calcutta
Lisbon
Try and Stop Me: Hollywood Scandals and Stage Feuds
A 1959 Bennett Cerf column glosses over a Spain stage scene in Solom on and Sheba with Gina Lollobrigida Yul Brynner Sanders and George Sanders and notes Sanders muttering Women drivers after a rehearsal A Paris hotel guest complains of noise from social climbers in adjacent room and a Sardi s lunching glamor girl comments on a rival actress being sober and touring the country
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Hollywood
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Kent State forms College of Fine and Professional Arts
Trustees approve creation of a new college from the College of Arts and Sciences. The College of Fine and Professional Arts will be established July 1, formed from architecture art home economics industrial arts journalism music and speech departments. Pennsylvania legislature raises sales tax to 3 percent.
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Kent —i
College of Arts
Kent State University
College of Fine and Professional Arts
Doctors Fees And The Public’s Expectation
Reader letters discuss doctors charges and access to care. They defend physicians earning value for services while acknowledging costs, shortages, and the need for better after hours coverage and hospital access. They urge balanced pay, workable emergency arrangements, and respect for physicians as professionals amid economic pressures.
Violence on TV Compared to Childhood Imagination
The author recalls growing up before television and remembers craving action and violence in books, films, and stories. He notes he watched few Westerns, yet mused on killing in his imagination, arguing today’s TV violence seems mild by comparison to his own vivid childhood fantasies.
Chesterhill Social News Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Mrs. May Bell Black returns to Pittsburgh after illness in her brother R. W. Fawcett. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Endicott visit Chesterhill on travel from Clearwater Florida to Traer Iowa for visits with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Vernon and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Thomas come home after five months with Ralph Thomas in Tempe Arizona and Clair Thomas in San Diego California.
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Chesterhill
Maybell Black
Pittsburgh
R. W. Fawcett
W. O. Z. Endicott
Clearwater
Fla
Traer
Iowa
J. E. Vernon
Hettie Woodward
Charles C. Thomas
Ralph
Tempe
Ariz
Clair and Famil
San Diego
Calif
Mature Youth Weeps At Murder Conviction
Jerry Pacek a 14 year old boy was found guilty of second degree murder in the sex slaying of a 54 year old neighbor. He sobbed and slumped in a chair as the verdict was read after lengthy deliberation.
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Pittsburg
Jerry Pacek
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
Delivery rates and mailing options for The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger are listed, including daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail prices, and subscription terms. The note marks association with the Associated Press and provides office address in Athens Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W
Athens, Ohio
Associated Press
S Mall
E Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Athens
Ohio
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