Warning of a new crisis from Khrushchev and Mao meeting
The piece warns of fresh danger after Premier Khrushchev’s visit to Mao Tse-tung in Peking. It compares the alliance to fascist meetings, questions a concert of action or UN pressure, and suggests Red China may be pushed at the UN while U S forces stand in Asia.
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Khrushchev
Mao Tse-tung
Moscow
Peking
Lebanon
Formosa
Mid East
Seventh Fleet
Far East
Okinawa
Korea
Japan
Mao
Hitler
Mussolini
United Nations
Red China
China
UN Assembly
American Heart Association
Crisis talk from banker urges tax cuts to spur growth
The First National City Bank of New York vice president Nor ris O Johnson warns crises are widespread from federal spending and taxing. He argues tax reductions over a multi year schedule would boost income and stimulate enterprise and employment. He cites need for imagination to allow people to move ahead.
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Norris O. Johnson
First National City Bank of New York
Wake Up Americans on School Funding Debate
An editorial critiques the Rockefeller Brothers Fund view that education funding must double. It cites Roger A Freeman and a Social Science Research Institute report to argue teacher salaries rose faster than inflation, classroom shortages declined, and funds need not surge with national income. It warns against central government control of schools.
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Washington
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Rockefellers
Roger A. Freeman
Freeman
President’s Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
White House Conference On Education
Social Science Research Institute
Dentist Writer Clash Over Book Readership
A dentist named Sentro seeks publisher feedback from reporter Jim Bishop in Sullivan's Inn. Their witty exchange touches on careers, writing talent, and the contrast between high and low moments in life and art.
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Sentro
Sullivan's Inn
Shamus
Dentist
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases and Marriage Clinic Backlash
Column recounts Dr. George W. Crane's marriage clinic in Columbus Ohio and a kitchen echo incident where two wives learned of their husbands' infidelity. The event prompted transfer requests and a defense of Crane's public guidance by editors and supporters.
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Roy Burkhart
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Burkhart
Burkhart
Crane
Columbus Citizen
Khrushchev and Mao and the Summit Conference
Analyzes Soviet and Chinese wartime potential and the nuclear test ban issue. Questions Soviet trust and the insistence on inspections, arguing Moscow rejects international control and prefers perpetual turmoil. Calls into question Khrushchev's summit aims and Ike’s possible stance at Geneva.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Geneva
Soviet Russia
United States
Khrushchevv
Federal Deficit Spending Blamed for Tight Budget
Purists blame postwar deficit spending for inflation that tightens family budgets. The piece traces deficit causes to Sputnik era defense outlays, recession, tax shortfalls, and rising government borrowing across federal state and local levels. It notes likely inflationary pressures and possible policy responses by the Treasury the Fed and Congress.
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New York
Sputnik
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Fed
Congress
Nouveau Rich Forces Buy Of Matisse On 57th Street
A bold buyer demanded a Matisse in a gallery window payed $40,000 but the gallery had asked $29,000. The deal closed quietly as the man’s payment was accepted. Two unusual gifts were noted: a cannibal chief cured by a psychiatrist and a Hollywood star sending an agent a live alligator bag.
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Hemingway
Doc
Shamus
Wall Street
57Th Street
Hollywood
Bennett Cert
King Features Syndicate
Racine Grange Members Set Literary Program August Meeting
Members of Racine Grange will present a literary program at the Columbia Grange meeting on August 8. Columbia members will bring potluck refreshments. Several local families visited relatives in nearby towns over the recent weekend.
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Lige Davis
Marion
Oley Winters
Columbus
Diet advice and sodium limits amid heart disease talk
Reader questions on fats cholesterol and heart disease are examined with caution. Experts urge following a doctor’s guidance, cautioning against universal salt restrictions or DIY diet trends while noting ongoing research on fats. AEC plans a large underground atomic test near Carlsbad, 1200 feet deep, with a 10 kiloton yield.
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American Medical Association
Albuquerque
N. M
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Carlsbad
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger publish daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail rates listed. Rates include one month 1.25, six months 6.50, one year 12.00. special mail in Ohio and West Virginia 7 weeks 2.00. under Second Class matter.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Chip & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Associate Press
Padres
Union St
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W. Somerset Maugham
T. N. Tiemeyer
Otto Garr Tague
Jim Bishop
Shoehorn
Doctor Crane
Catholic Church
Pete Pan
Paul Revere
Marquette
Joliet
Newfoundland
Ireland
Patricia Mullens
Porgy and
Bess
the Pussy Cat
George W. Crane
Vorce
Cforge Sokolsky
Russia
Asia
Europe
Truman
International Inspection and Control Commission
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Ww. W. Bauer
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