Postage Rates Rise for First Class Mail
The article outlines a new first class postage structure effective soon. Three and four cent base rates apply to cards and letters, plus five cent air mail cards, seven cent air mail letters, with heavier letters costing more. Existing four cent stamps remain usable, and an extra one cent stamp can accompany a three cent letter. Beginning October 31, insufficient postage incurs a five cent notification fee.
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Air Mail
Post Office Department
Post Office
Tide opposition to Khrushchev visit grows in debate
The piece questions diplomatic courtesy as Nikita Khrushchev plans a visit to the United States. Critics warn the trip could showcase Soviet leverage, reference Munich fears, and predict demonstrations or confrontations at the UN and in New York.
Personal Cases Prove Pudding: Crane’s Sales Psychology
Gordon L aged 19 at a Military Academy describes how a summer selling job transformed his social confidence and grades. The letter praises door to door work for teaching conversation, poise, and leadership, urging teachers and professionals to seek sales training through Dr. Crane’s booklet New Psychology of Sales & Advertising.
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Gordon L
Selling
Ture
Glenn Frank
Crane
Charity Drives and the Heart of Giving
The piece argues charities should avoid federations and United fund drives to keep funds with the donating individual in mind. It notes Heart, Polio, and Cancer groups prefer independent fundraising to retain control and target results, while stressing ongoing research into cholesterol and heart disease.
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United
United Community Funds
United Hospital Funds
National Health Foundation
Rockefellers
Fords
United Community Funds and Councils of America
American Heart Association
United Fund
We Must Not Retreat in Face of Khrushchev
The piece argues the United States must shift from defense to offense in Cold War diplomacy. It calls for a stronger stance in the Middle East UN Summit and against Soviet pressure, warning against repeating Korea and retreating on Khrushchev's terms. It links future conflicts in Africa and South America to current tensions and urges proactive action.
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America
Middle East
New York
Korea
Eisenhower
Khrush
Russia
United Nations
Africa
South America
Mr. Khrushchevy
Gayle Bishop's California Vacation Through a Child’s Eyes
Gayle, a 14 year old, travels from Cairo to California with Jim Bishop. She meets stars like Bing Crosby and Paul Newman, visits Disneyland, and forms bonds with Wilma Morris the family maid. The trip ends with a fond promise to return and Gayle missing her mother.
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Gayle
Cairo
Jerusalem
Athens
Rome
Paris
Naples
The
Riviera
Dublin
Cork
Gibraltar
California
Sea Bright School
Chicago
Los Angeles
Rocky Mountains
Beverly Hills
Ricky Nelson
Pacific Ocean
Bing Crosby
Anne Jeffreys
Robert Sterling
Millie Perkins
Joanne Woodward
Clifton Webb
Tyrone Power
Ed Wynn
Paul Newman
Gary Cooper
Jack Webb
Shelley Winters
Disneyland
del Charro
la Jolla
Mr. C
Little Big Horn
Cooper
Warner Brothers
Nelson
Ozzie
New York
Ricky
Encino
Mrs. Morris
Big Industries Doubt New Boom Amid Recession Warnings
Leaders of U S Steel and General Motors push cautious view that a durable upturn remains uncertain. Blough and Curtice warn improvements likely modest this year while labor costs and pricing policy loom. Half-year profits show steel outpace GM, with future gains tied to consumer confidence and car demand.
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Roger M. Blough
U. S. Steel
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Albert Bradley
Blough
BIG Steel
Detroit
Rideing Trick Fiasco Sparks Roaring Rodeo Crowd
Big star IPYRICK RIDER Haggerty failed to pick up a handkerchief with his teeth during a rodeo act. After an announcer urged a second chance he attempted to recover the feat riding back to seize the handkerchief with his teeth. The crowd watched as dust swirled and the challenge unfolded.
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Ipyrick
Haggerty
Horoscope Forecast and Weekend Visits
The column offers birthday guidance with focus on planned finances and future planning through September and October, noting possible gains in September and a travel opportunity in early 1959, while advising restraint on expenditure. It mentions social and familial prospects and a child born this day as resourceful and justice-minded. Then it reports weekend visits among Porter's and Huntington residents, listing several families and households.
Cleft Lip and Palate Facts and Care Guidance
Medical overview explaining cleft lip and palate as a single developmental defect likely caused by infection or heredity. It covers formation of facial tissues, impact on feeding and speech, associated ear infections, and the emotional effects on families. Surgical correction aims for function, speech, and appearance, with emphasis on early treatment, dental supervision, and normalizing the child's social integration.
The Athens Messenger Publication Rates Card
The Athens Messenger listing daily Sunday edition pricing and delivery options. It notes carrier delivery at 45 cents weekly and six month or yearly mail rates, with special Ohio and West Virginia mail terms. Includes post office classification and publisher address in Athens Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Candicaluaiey
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
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George W. Crane
Cforge Sokolsky
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Thanx and Atif
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W. Somerset Maugham
King Features Syndicate
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Columbus
Charlie Eblin
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Garnet Russell
Max Thompson
Huntington
Lave Duncan
Mildred Henson
W.W. W. Bauer, M.D
American Medical Association
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