An Unfortunate Impression On Nuclear Anxiety
A columnist argues American fears over Soviet missiles are overblown. He cites military capability to strike back and urges calm, patience, and confidence in leaders while noting Washington will not wait for a Pearl Harbor. The piece reflects on Khrushchev sabre rattling and global tensions.
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Russia
David Lawrence
U.S. News & World Report
Free World
Navy
Lawrence
Norstad
NATO
W. D. Puleston
USN
Pearl Harbor
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
The Intolerant Liberal in Free World Politics
The piece argues both conservatives and liberals can be rigid and intolerant. It notes liberal extremists may attack opponents while conservatives resist change. It warns against totalitarian thinking when one side claims sole knowledge of the proper path.
Neutral Germany as a Western buffer debated by Kennan and Adenauer
Former U S ambassador George F Kennan argues neutralizing a united Germany could serve as a buffer between East and West but Chancellor Adenauer resists. Adenauer is portrayed as a realist who fears unified Germany under Soviet terms would push NATO from Western soil and shift the East West balance. Russia would use all means to sway a neutral Germany toward communism, making the risk unacceptable.
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George F. Kennan
U.S
Russia
Germany
West Germany
Adenauer
Europe
Ger
Eisenhower disability plan sparks new presidential succession debate
The article surveys proposed methods to handle a disabled president including Eisenhower’s constitutional amendment plan and alternate ideas. It notes differing views on who decides disability, from the vice president to Congress or a mixed commission, and calls for action next year amid ongoing congressional inaction.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Supreme Court
Kep. Keating
New York
House
Judiciary Committee
Keating
Judiciary
Cabinet
Highway safety reform via toll roads and budget cuts
Dr George W Crane argues for vast highway construction to cut auto deaths, claiming Indiana toll roads reduced fatalities versus parallel routes and proposing diverting foreign aid and cutting military spending to fund 4 lane superhighways nationwide. He cites Korea War deaths and U.S. auto injury figures to support his plan.
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Indiana
Crane
U. S. 30
Hobart
U.S.A
Born On This Side Prompting Street Humor
The Messenger reports a brief street humor scene. A woman waiting to dodge traffic asks Albert Linscott across the street, who quips he was born on the right side. The note clarifies this is not a traffic solution, just a light moment.
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the Messenger
Albert Linscott
Mr. Linscott
Farm Size Increases as Population Drops
The U S Department of Agriculture notes a steady farm count decline about 150 000 yearly while average farm size grows and population falls. Proposals from the National Industrial Conference Board and the CEO urge policy shifts including zero price supports and a land retirement plan to retire whole farms and curb surpluses.
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Uncle Sam
Agriculture
Benson
Agriculture Department
National Industrial Conference Board
Soil Bank
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf A light anecdote
A Kentucky horse fancier admits anxious joy led him to feed six mint juleps to a hopeful racehorse. The horse finished last yet was the happiest in the paddock as friends note the comic outcome.
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52Nd Street
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Brain Game Biographies Quiz Answers
Answers reveal six correct as The Egg and I is Laura Ingalls Wilder? Wait. The questions mix up. The readable portion lists misprinted garbled text after the answers.
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Europe
Abe Lincoln
Charles A. Lindbergh
Brain Game
New Liner to Feature Solar Patio in Smokestack
The Brasil liner will have a partitioned solar sun deck in a dummy smokestack with men and women sunbathing atop the ship. It will join New York to South America service next summer for Moore-McCormack. Exhaust from the engines vents through stern outlets, no topside stacks needed.
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New York
Brasil
Moore-McCormack Steamship Line
Where Is U S Propaganda Now In Asia Europe And Africa
In a critical examination a speaker notes U S propaganda efforts in Asia Europe and Africa have largely failed to counter Soviet influence. He cites Soviet and Russian media as shaping peace and antiwar narratives while questioning U S messaging such as supermarket exhibits and modern capitalism portrayals. He recalls personal experiences tracing perceptions of Russia after World War I and critiques 1955 French publication L Economie Americaine as misrepresenting American capitalism.
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Asia
Europe
Africa
United States
Moscow
U.S. S.A
United States Agency of Information
Khrushchev
Great Britain
France
Canada
Soviet Russia
Russia
Petrograd
Harbin
Manchuria
Czar
Lenin
Trotzky
Kerensky
L’economie Americaine
Weight gain tips from a family doctor
The article explains two paths to weight gain: reduce energy use or increase intake. Practical advice emphasizes higher calorie foods such as fats and carbohydrates, plus controlled exercise, gradual stomach expansion, and small snacks. It notes balance and that most healthy individuals can gain weight with consistent effort.
Horoscope and Golden Anniversary Observed in Hartford
Tomorrow’s aspects favor relationships and charity events with strong social gains today. An extended four month period promises help from friends as imagination thrives, plus travel opportunities in May August and November and romance for married or single readers. A golden wedding anniversary at Hartford honors Mr and Mrs William McEnhight with yellow decor and family photos. three of five children survive and one son died in 1944 in France.
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Hartford
William McEnhight
J. H. Smith, Jr
Julia
William, Jr
France
McKnights
The Athens Messenger Classified Notice Preview
The Athens Messenger presents daily editions with carrier delivery and mail options. Subscriptions include daily and Sunday issues, yearly and half year rates, and mailing details for Ohio and West Virginia addresses.
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Athens
Messenger Cueres
Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
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