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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1956
Page
4
The article contrasts Khrushchev’s demolition of Stalin’s legacy with Churchill’s praise of Stalin's military insight. It notes rapid regime changes, propaganda gains, and a Western concern that Soviet leaders seek peaceful, representational governance while signaling a shift away from one man rule.
The Western World of Bandon Oregon asserts newspapers remain the best advertising medium after ten years of change. The World finds newspaper ads still grow amid new media, with public confidence high in newspapers as an American institution.
An editorial reflection on fanatical nationalism as the slaughter of three Israeli children at prayer shocks world opinion. It contrasts the act with Egypt's conciliatory raids and questions Egyptian leaders while noting gloom among observers and the futility of excess.
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon plan contrasting campaign styles for the 1956 race. Eisenhower will speak on a high plane while Nixon uses sharp attacks on Democrats, mirroring their 1954 approach. Nixon remains a vigorous, potent antagonist likely to be the president's lighting rod again.
Psychiatrist Dr George W Crane notes Bert B a 31 year old married father of two from Alcoa who wants to switch from die making to ministry He weighs seven years of college and seminary amid financial strain as he seeks vocational guidance from the doctor and his wife supports the idea
A poem from Jessie A Whisman praises nature while questioning why poets overlook the plowman. Athens R D 4 editor notes a four mile stretch east of Marshfield with only two passing zones and recalls a recent speeding infraction over a double line. He asks if laws force violations to do right.
A letter praises paper carrier Robbie Fry for prompt deliveries and careful mailbox placement. The writer, Mayme V. Johnston, also weighs in on Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III, praising lay involvement and church work, then notes legal bonds forfeited in area courts for speeding and other traffic offenses.
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains that humans acquire tapeworms from contaminated undercooked food and outlines the infection process. He notes the head anchors in the intestine, growth of sections, and that diagnosis relies on eggs or segments in waste. Treatment aims to disrupt the head while avoiding poisoning, often with multiple drugs, and reinfection and household transmission are common concerns.
In 1955 fiction notes, Cristina Lash emerges as a possible daughter figure tied to Malcolm Lash and John Hazard. A loyalty hearing triggers Professor Lash’s dismissal from Blake College, while Cristina’s portrayal as a dangerous, unbalanced admirer heightens suspicion amid Washington file inquiries and family tensions.
Alice suspects Cristina may be linked to a dangerous past as she questions Malcolm and Jean about Professor Lash and Cristina. An empty envelope labeled Papers Pertaining To Miss Lash deepens the mystery while Malcolm defends Cristina and hints at a broader Blake security scandal tied to his father.
A list of radio programs across networks detailing 6:00 pm News segments 6:30 pm Sports News and updates anchored by Abe East at 6:46 reporting News & Comment with CBS, 7:15 Daily Commentary by Abe Dinner Date, 7:45 One Man's Family and other features. Evening hours include John Steele’s Firestone Music, Johnny Dollar, Behind the Iron Curtain, and News & Story blocks culminating in late night music and news rounds.
The listing shows programs from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM including News segments with Drake and Navy updates, travel guides, and variety shows such as Moppets and Melodies. Featured acts include 101 Ranch Boys, Gun Smoke, Wagon Train, and Vincent Lopez with Kathy Godfrey.
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