Nation attacks Hoover and FBI in 60 page issue
The Nation devotes 60 pages to criticizing J Edgar Hoover and the FBI, accusing surversives and traitors of exposure while arguing an assault on government. Preston J. Moore calls it a character assassination of Hoover. Embassy comments on CBS Moscow bureau tied to Soviet pattern.
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Max Lowenthal
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Don Whitehead
Magaine
John Dillinger
Baby Face
Nelson
Preston J. Moore
American Legion
Hoover
Menshikovy
CBS
Moscow
Public wants patient choice and shared medical costs
A survey for the American Medical Association finds 75 percent want to choose their own doctors and pay all or part of their bills. Eighty eight percent value regular doctor continuity and 89 percent say care has improved in 20 years.
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Opinion Research Corporation
American Medical Association
Public outcry against federal gasoline tax hike grows
Reports from Washington spark strong public protests over proposed increases in the federal gasoline tax. Editors urge pay as you go for the Highway Trust Fund while AAA officials vow to oppose any rise, arguing gas taxes burden millions and are beyond oil price control.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Scripps- Howard
American Automobile Association
Time of the Traitors and a World of Nightlife Reflections
Jim Bishop records a stream of thoughts and anecdotes from friends, family, and famous encounters. He notes parole for Stan Mockford, book progress on Time of the Traitors, TV and stage observations, and plans for a Miami trip with Gayle and Ginny. He recalls Kath ry n Murray and a Waldorf Astoria moment with Bugs Baer, ending with a meditation on a thousand thoughts racing.
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Ginny
Charlie
Smithfield
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Pop
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Joan Sullivan
Imelda Kaiser
Joan
Imelda
Miss Sullivan
Lincoln
Doctor Crane's Compliment Club Aimed at Youth Leaders
Dr Crane promotes a Compliment Club used by Mrs Hollar and Girl Scout Troop 251 in Anderson Indiana to encourage daily sincere praise. He claims it improves outlook and social poise, suggesting its use in Sunday schools and schools. Readers are invited to request the booklet by sending 20 cents plus stamped envelopes.
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H. S. Hollar
Girl Scouts
Anderson
Indiana
Crane
Fortune Attacks Television Industry Over Mediocrity
A Fortune feature denounces the current state of American television as mediocre and creatively depleted. It blames exodus of talent and film-packager dominance for low quality, warning of shrinking audiences and possible pay TV competition. Industry figures dispute the tone, noting record viewership despite weak programs.
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Fortune Magazine
Fortune
Fishing Trick Uses Dog To Reel In Lake Trout
OE LE PAGE at the Detroit Athletic Club recalls an ice fishing tale on Lake Superior in mid winter. He battled a 200 foot line for a deep water lake trout and, after freezing fingers, used his trained dog to fetch the line for the catch. The method followed his command Go fetch. The tale was published in 1958 by Bennett Cerf and distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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LE Page
Detroit Athletic Club
Lake Superior
Joe
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Horoscope Outlook for December into 1959
Tomorrow's stars bring fine romance and good social prospects from December to February with a favorable personal trend lasting several months. Be cautious about mental and physical strain while plans form in March and travel and romance shine June to September 1959. A birthday child will be fair minded and amiable.
Realism and resolve in facing the Cold War
The piece argues Americans must accept the Cold War reality, urging a total reorganization of education, government coordination to cut waste, and decisive inflation fights. It contends public candor from President Eisenhower could unify policy and sustain national resolve against Soviet threats.
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Eisenhower
Medical news travels fast through a vast professional network
A University of Michigan study shows readers vary by gender and age in medical coverage, with the west leading in medical reading and science news in demand. The AMA Clinic Session in Minneapolis accelerates this, as doctors worldwide share findings through journals, abstracts, closed circuit TV, and other media.
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William Harvey
Research Center
University of Michigan
Institute For Social Research
West
South
Northeast
American Medical Association
Minneapolis
United States
The Athens Messenger Publishing Details
Shipping and pricing information for The Messenger Publishing Co. in Athens Ohio outlines daily and Sunday delivery rates. It notes mail subscription costs, local and distant rates, and post office registration as a second class matter under a 1918 act.
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Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
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the Messenger Publishing Co
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