Eisenhower Opens UN Assembly and Faces Immediate Attacks
President Eisenhower, opening the UN General Assembly, was met with sharp opposition from the Russian and Arab delegates as he outlined plans for Near East debates. He defended an in UN framework while promising aid to fragile nations and set conditions for Lebanon troop withdrawal. The piece notes limits of the Security Council and hints at broader Cold War tensions.
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Eisenhower
Near East
Gromyko
Fawsi
Security Council
Far East
United Nations
When is education not education
A 1959 essay contest by the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons sent 7000 libraries to schools to promote American free enterprise and constitutional principles. The piece argues IRS rulings allow tax deductions for funds to leftist foundations while patriot groups face denial, implying tax policy favors socialism over pro American causes.
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Internal Revenue Commissioner
Association of American Physicians and Surgeons
Chicago
Internal Revenue Department
Moving To World Government
A partisan tract claims Americans are brainwashed into accepting world government modeled on socialist lines. It alleges foundations and OSS era figures plotted to alter U S economic and social principles to fit Soviet coexistence, with Congress and the Supreme Court acting to aid this aim and keep voters ignorant.
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Kremlin
United States
Soviet Union
Office of Strategic Services
State Department
European Economic Administration
Byrd in Antarctic Night Fights for Survival
The account recalls Admiral Richard Byrd stranded at Little America during a dark Antarctic night He endures 72 degrees below zero temps a blizzard gale and a trapped igloo He struggles to repair instruments and stay sane until he breaches a frostbound trapdoor to safety.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
South Pole
Ross Barrier
Byrd
Antarctic
Admiral Richard Byrd
Dr Crane on modern brides and changing roles
In Case Y-395 Myrna F. asks about past marriages and age. Dr George W Crane argues early marriages were common in Washington’s era due to shorter lifespans. He notes modern science extends life and shifts bride roles to home management, public speaking, driving, clerical work, and tax duties.
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George W. Crane
Myrna F
George Washington
PTA
Novelist Rona Jaffe Aims For Top Fiction List
Profile of 26 year old Rona Jaffe as a rising novelist with The Best of Everything due next month. News notes her 100000 movie rights sale and 30000 advance copies, plus her background, writing pace, and views on working girls and marriage.
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Rona Jaffe
Jerry Wald
Passports and the Courts Defining National Identity and Security
The piece analyzes what a passport represents and how Supreme Court rulings have restricted State Department powers. It cites Rockwell Kent and Walter Briehl, notes limits on denying travel, and discusses Cold War context and the role of espionage evidence in passport decisions. It stresses congressional action or new rulings as possible changes.
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United States Supreme Court
United States
Eisenhower
Congress
Secretary of State
Asia
China
Supreme Court
State Department
FBI
Robert Johnson
Passport Office
Moscow
Rockwell Kent
Walter Briehl
Hiss
Rosenberg
Fuchs
CIA
Communist Party
Stop Me A Character In Midtown Bar Creates Odd Scene
A man in a midtown bar orders 22 martinis, removes the olives into an empty bottle, drinks the cocktails, and staggers out. The bartender notes the gag as the man claims to be following his wife’s orders to obtain martini olives. A Wottle family note follows about a maid and telephone duties in lighter comic fashion.
Stars Offer Buoyant Plan for Tomorrow Initiative
The message urges taking bold action on long stalled plans now while cautioning to avoid emotional bias. It notes a favorable period for occupational gain for those with September birthday alignments and predicts strong social activity and a possible short trip in late 1958 to early 1959. A Blain reunion is set for Sunday Aug 24 at St. Paul Kentucky near Ports mouth.
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Hogsett
St. Paul
Portsmouth
Childhood Diabetes in the Age of Insulin
The article explains juvenile diabetes increasingly survivable since insulin’s 1922 discovery. It notes onset ages, heredity, bedwetting as a possible symptom, and twin occurrences. It emphasizes insulin is not curative, outlines treatment: diet, activity, and regular insulin, and highlights improved life expectancy and the need for ongoing control.
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Sulin
Laurel Cliff hosts weekend visitors and club meeting
Wyatt Schaefer of Mt. Vernon visited his parents Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer over the weekend. He returned with his son David who spent two weeks with the grandparents. Mrs Lloyd Wright of Pomeroy hosted the Laurel Cliff Health Club meeting with co host Mrs Mabel Tracy. Mrs Lena Roecher of Chester visited her brothers John and Lew Diehl recently.
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Laurel Cliff
Wyatt Schaefer
Mt. Vernon
Norman Schaefer
David
Lloyd Wright
Pomeroy
Mabel Tracy
Lena Roecher
Chester
John
Lew Diehl
The Athens Messenger Publishing Details
The Messenger lists daily and Sunday editions with prices for single copies and mail delivery. Rates show daily 45 cents weekly, monthly 1.25, six months 6.50, yearly 12.00, with Ohio and West Virginia special mail terms. Address is 43 W Union St Athens Ohio. member of the Associated Press.
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Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union 8T
Athens, Ohio
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