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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1957
Page
4
A federal committee warns that by 1970 college enrollments may reach six million, outpacing existing capacity. It urges higher faculty pay, student aid, tax deductions, and private funding, but questions who will provide the money for rapid expansion. The public calls for a concrete financing plan.
Senator Edward Martin warns that the primrose path of inflation risks disaster as he questions Treasury official W Randolph Burgess. Holmes Alexander notes Martin's comment on overuse of credit and profits outpacing productivity, calling inflation an obsessively pursued illusion.
U S officials say genuine mystery surrounds who dictates Soviet policy not only Khrushchev. They note Marshal Zhukov’s influence but doubt his mastery of all issues. Rumors point to Mikoyan Konev or a hidden board guiding Moscow regardless of leaders.
A narrator with two left feet enrolls at Arthur Murray's in New York to master fox trot and rumba. He endures strict instruction, quirky analyses, and playful social mishaps as he battles balance, rhythm, and jitterbug while his wife observes.
A psychiatrist explains that the jealous husband often suffers from an inferiority complex and panics about losing his wife. He notes common signs such as suspicions of infidelity, heavy drinking, gambling, and late nights away from home. The remedy is restoring the husband’s erotic ego, and readers are invited to request a booklet from Dr. Crane through the newspaper.
A New York column argues sameness kills individuality and offers satirical tips for men to stand out. It questions modern conformity and asks if women can also become more distinct, noting experts say women should become less indifferent.
A five million dollar donor backed a new college named for him. The dean wants ivy league traditions and posts a bulletin: freshmen must wear beanies which they remove when meeting upperclassmen starting next Monday at 9 00 A M. A cocktail party tip advises serving champagne in aeroboams to deter loss. Mike Connolly checks a former quiz winner from Trinidad still chasing a trip back, 357, via King Features Syndicate.
The horoscope predicts excellent prospects for Virgo in the coming year if opportunities are seized and effort is steady. Money matters look strong and future security is highlighted. Watch emotions in November for potential relationship strain, but a happy domestic life is likely for months. A late December boost signals continued 1957 progress.
Bernard Baruch reaches 87 and discusses his wealth and charitable legacy. He credits his father’s values and Jewish tradition, stressing character over money and lifelong service to country and God. He recalls his father’s reaction to his million dollar claim and honors his family lineage.
The Family Doctor column answers reader questions on brain tumor aftereffects, acute pancreatitis, fatigue causes, and hemochromatosis. It discusses brain damage limits, shock management, testing for fatigue, iron overload treatments, and eye puffiness with medical guidance and cautions.
George Tolliver of Nelsonville argues that only about one percent of disabled individuals qualify under Social Security rules. He claims Youmans misrepresented eligibility, cites strict criteria, and calls for higher authority rulings on what constitutes total and permanent disability.
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