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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1957
Page
4
The United Nations calls France and Algerian nationalists to seek a just settlement in Algeria. With 1.2 million Europeans and 8.5 million Muslims, both sides fear domination and terrorism has deepened the divide. Compromise is urged to prevent further bloodshed and cost.
The Wall Street Journal argues federal spending survives mainly because Congress has not reduced government size. It notes the largest peacetime budget, waning public demand for cuts, and pet project pressure. The piece concludes only genuine size reduction will lower the budget and taxes.
The piece discusses an explosion on a Western Air Lines plane landing at a California desert base, a missing passenger, and calls for stricter airline luggage checks. It recalls the 1955 United Airlines disaster and notes a rise in bomb scares, arguing tougher controls on departures and arrivals if an explosive is proven aboard.
A Sunday on the East Coast recounts a sunlit coastal gathering in Spring Lake and Allenhurst New Jersey. Notables like Col Francis Gabreski and Col Tony Story mingle with John Griffin Honey Considine and guests as a breezy social afternoon unfolds with cocktails, tennis, and a late drive home along the shore.
Case history emphasizes six year molars as permanent teeth first appearing at age six. Parents are urged to treat these teeth promptly, noting there are no spare teeth and that neglect leads to damage. Dentists are described as surgeons with strong influence on teens and aging adults, underscoring the value of dental care.
American corporate profits rise 4.5 percent from January to June 1957 led by oil industry earnings. Of 588 reporting firms, 308 up and 280 down from 1956. oil group at 1.400 billion, up 17.2 percent, fueling Industrials total. Utilities gain 5.9 percent, rails fall 10.3 percent with overall 5.7 trillion dollars in profits.
A humorous collection of anecdotes from Yarry Moore and others includes a wife allergic to her husband s beard and the Merle Oberon outfit costing 9.94 with detailed breakdowns. A Las Vegas hotel man asks a bank president for a 3 million loan and hears the reply You re faded.
The reading advises budgeting now and avoiding extravagance while noting that progress in work depends on cooperation with colleagues and tact with superiors. It highlights health attention and suggests consolidating financial gains and planning for the future. It predicts strong family ties and a favorable year end with good news in December.
The article reflects General MacArthur urging a broadcast address on the Sperry Rand meeting, outlining a future powered by nuclear energy and automation. It contrasts Western progress with Soviet propaganda and notes the slow pace of political change versus rapid technical advancement.
Medical brief describes hives causes triggers and variable duration emphasizes no single cause and the difficulty of cure. Advises attempting to identify offending substances and avoidance to prevent recurrence. Notes limited skin remedies and limited effectiveness of epinephrine and antihistamines especially in chronic cases.
The Coolville camp meeting runs ten days starting August 1 with church basement work and an addition underway. Friendly Garden Club hosts and guests enjoy a Forked Run Lake picnic. Fidelity Rebekah Lodge marks its tenth anniversary with a pink and green themed ice cream table. Charter members attended a special table. Branch-Osborn reunion noted at Lancaster fairgrounds. Various relatives and neighbors visit family members in Uhrichsville and nearby towns. Couples and families relocate and host neighbors at new properties in Decatur and Crooksville and Athene.
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