Street Clearing Commendable Amid Snow Removal Effort
City workers cleared streets and curbs in the business district after a Saturday snowfall. Parking was banned to allow end-loaders to load snow into city trucks, yielding clear roads and curb parking. Merchants welcomed the effort during the Christmas shopping rush and students noted improved travel compared with cities like Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Some residents urged continuous operation during snowfalls.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Berlin Occupation Tensions Highlight West East Divide
The piece analyzes the Berlin crisis as a test of free enterprise versus communism. It contrasts West Berlin's vitality with East Berlin's stagnation and notes Russia's pressure to push for high level talks and a united Germany, while keeping Berlin a democracy.
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Berlin
U.S. News & World Report
West Berlin
East Berlin
Germany
Wrangle
America
West
West Germany
Russia
Khrushchev
Living costs plateau as prices stabilize experts say
The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes two months of stable living costs after a two year rise. Food prices eased while auto costs rose. grain crops worldwide promise abundant supplies and U.S. farmers plan large corn plantings. Inflation fears ease as capital outlays, copper prices, and gold movements show calmer markets. Christian Science Monitor.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
Christian Science Monitor
Eisenhower Faces Spending Pressure as Khrushchev Stirs Tensions
President Eisenhower warned in early November that he would fight to curb federal spending but Defense Secretary McElroy indicated defense costs may rise next year. With Khrushchev pressing Berlin and a proposed foreign aid package of 4.2 to 4.3 billion dollars, the administration faces a tough battle to hold expenses.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Krushchev
Berlin
United States
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Georgia
McElroy
Congress
Fisenhower
Two Sides To Fluoridation Issue In Athens Water
Letter to the editor argues for intensive review before fluoridation. It cites records from the Congressional Record and Prevention Magazine, notes voter experiments against fluoridation, and urges Athens to study facts, consider tablets, and avoid rushed adoption. Hazel P. Roach, Athens, December 1.
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the Messenger
Athens City
Congressional Record
A. L. Miller
Nebraska
Washington, D. C
Public Health Service
Bellingham
Wash
Christian Science Monitor
Feltman
Massachusetts
Association of the American Physicians and Surgeons
American Medical Association
National Committee Against Fluoridation, Inc
St. N. W
Washington
Richmond
News- Leader
J. E. Galloway
Drake University
INS
Galloway
Columbus
Akron
Toledo
Jackson
Parkersburg
American Water Engineers
Try and Stop Me A Little Old Lady Mouse Dodger
A sensational tale recounts a frail woman aboard a Pullman car who released a mouse from a shoe box and collected nuisance fees from railroads. Police detained her as the dozen labs of chiselers were warned. A Wisconsin furniture ad sought a boy’s half-sucked lollipop end table for a dollar.
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Tide
Wisconsin
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Aid recipients lack gratitude in Babaa letter
Khalid J. Babaa argues aid should reflect social justice and mutual benefit rather than charity. He cites U S relief efforts and warns against strings attached while questioning the returns for the United States and urging detailed, documented proof of benefit from aid to Soviet satellites and neutral states.
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Khalid J. Babaa
United States
Red Cross
Herbert Hoover
Japan
Soviet Russia
Baban
Babaa
Israel
Egypt
America
Compliment Club story shows neighborly kindness transforming lives
Dr. Crane's clinic recounts Myrna M enjoying a daily compliment routine that heals social rifts and boosts wellbeing. A neighbor's decade of roses to a hospital inspires renewed faith, church involvement, and a positive outlook as the Compliment Club motto spreads.
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Dr. Crane
The Athens Messenger Publication Rates and Address
The Athens Messenger announces daily and Sunday editions with mail and carrier delivery options. Subscriptions range from one month to one year with varying rates, and the paper is entered at Athens Ohio as periodical matter.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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