Self-Defense and the Open Skies Idea Revisited
The article argues for an inherent right of self — defense and praises the U S radar network and automatic retaliatory system as common sense. It notes ongoing alerts over the pole and cites Eisenhower’s open skies proposal while blaming Russia for rejecting it. The piece asserts both nations likely run parallel safeguards against surprise attack.
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United States
Soviet Union
North Pole
Cleveland
Strategic Air Command
UN Security Council
Eisenhower
Symbolic rebellion against autocratic government rises anew
The author argues that the Boston Tea Party symbolized revolt against centralized power and the welfare state. Citing a 1952 Taft Eisenhower joint statement, they warn that big government threatens liberty, urging restraint on federal spending to preserve a free economy.
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Boston
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
The American Hot Dog Stirs at World’s Fair Brussels
The article touts the hot dog as a surprise hit at the Brussels Exposition, noting its American origin at the 1904 St. Louis Fair and its potential to outshine grand exhibits. It contrasts gastronomic appeal with political signaling, while quoting peace and hope sentiments from Eddy, Henry, and Goethe.
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Brussels
St. Louis Fair
TV’s Babyish Yet Welcome Role In Our Evening Hours
Jim Bishop reflects on a winter spent watching TV with mixed views. He critiques program quality and critics while acknowledging a few bright spots and unforgettable moments. He notes favorites like Alfred Hitchcock and Disney, dislikes on air jokes, and longs for better sports coverage.
Doctor Crane’s Psychology Column as Public Education
Lois L a Ohio housewife credits Dr Crane’s daily psychology column with a self taught college level education in psychology. The piece argues newspapers serve as textbook material for high schools colleges and medical schools and urges readers to balance comics with educational features and editorials daily.
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Loss
Ohio State University
Lois L
Ohio
Ohio Funeral Directors Association
Lois
George Washington
Northwestern
Medical Colleges
America
Brain Game Quiz On Western Topics With A Mix Of Qs
A weekly brain game asks six solid questions about cowboy jargon rivers weapons and famous western figures. The trivia includes dogie meaning coulee killer of Wild Bill Hickok Custer’s foes Homestake Mine the Promontory spike and other western lore.
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West
Coulee
Wild Bill Hickock
Gen. Custer
Homestake
Promontory
Utah
Black Rock Desert
Mason County court commissioners described by Point Pleasant Chamber
The Messenger outlines duties for Mason County court commissioners with one seat to be elected this year. Qualifications include 21 years old, U.S. citizen, one year state residence and 60 days Mason County residency. Filing deadline is May 3 with terms six years and annual president.
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the Messenger
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Lewis Or Hannan
Try and Stop Me
A satirical quip collection from 1958 by Bennett Cerf features a wealthy gambler who jokes about his burial in his birthday suit and a ghost asking for clothes. It also includes a crack by a foreign correspondent about breadlines in Eastern Europe and a government official’s quip about Communist bread abundance.
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Hades
Europe
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Anesthetist's Service Well Worth the Charge
WHAT another bill I can picture many of you saying these words as you open mail after hospital return. You gripe about hospital and surgeon fees but know you received good service for your money. Hospital and medical bills have not risen as fast as many other prices.
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Garroway
Parr
Loretta Young
Schultzie
Earp
Dick Clark
Jan Murray
Nick Kenny
Nell
Cochise
Alfred Hitchcock
Dick Powell
Herb Sheldon
Studio One
Playhouse 90
Skelton
Sullivan
Disneyland
Jack Webb
Mr. Marx
Sgt. Bilko
Aileen Pringle
Rosemary DeCamp
Perry Como
B. J
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Horoscope hints and medical Q A on anesthesia ethics
The text blends astrology guidance for May to February with advice about personal relationships and a note on a birthday child, then shifts to a prose piece about anesthesia. It explains the anesthetist role and training, the value of anesthesia in surgery, and ends with a Q A about vaccines for colds.
Railroads Need Comprehensive Study To Restore Competition
In a United States perspective, railroads face uncompetitive costs and regulations. The piece calls for an overall transportation system study by a capable body to assess values, subsidies, taxation, and modernization to preserve passenger service and essential rail capacity.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Herbert Hoover
New York
Miami Beach
Rock Island
Florida East Coast Railway
Ardith Zwies Visits Kin in Athens Area
Mrs Ardith Zwies arrives from Puerto Rico to visit her parents Mr and Mrs D S Spires and relatives Mr and Mrs Perry Bradbury and Karen Hawley. Weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Robert Wood in Columbus reported in The Athens Messenger.
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