News reporters in China and press freedom
The author argues American reporters should be allowed in Communist China to provide firsthand, background knowledge missing from outside reports. He notes censorship under totalitarian regimes, contrasts China with the USSR, and calls for press access as 1960 nears. The piece ends with social commentary about men and women.
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U.S
China
Mao-Tse-tung
Soviet Union
Russia
State Department
Mao Tse-tung
Formosa
Mao
United States
Dorothy Dix's Advice Columns Stirred Editors at Century's Start
Dorothy Dix's personal cases jolted journalism as her advice column drew larger readership than political or financial notes. Editors resented the shift and the lasting impact on newsroom priorities.
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Dorothy Dix
George W. Crane
Lita B
Congress
Wall Street
Capitol Hill
Monkey in Space Raises Ethical Debate on Animal Testing
The December 1958 rocket test sent a squirrel monkey 300 miles high to study animal responses to space flight. Proponents say the sacrifice aids human safety in future manned missions, while critics question the justification of animal experiments.
Era of the Third Cat Lands in Our Home
A nostalgic narration traces three cat eras in a family home starting with a brief First Turtle and two Siamese cats. The third cat, Lady Dotty, is black with white paws and a dot on her nose, evokes Adolf Hitler in look and attitude, and has clawed furniture and pranks that suggest a long stay ahead.
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Tracy
Ralph Beauty
New York City
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Dotty
Lady Dotty
Democrats push for broader Latin America policy
Democrats move to widen and sharpen U S policy toward Latin America. Kennedy and Humphrey outline plans while Morse’s subcommittee begins a bipartisan study as Eisenhower administration debates next steps. Nixon’s trips prompted calls for concrete proposals and further talks with Latin American nations.
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Eisenhower
Latin America
Richard M. Nixon
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Puerto Rico
Central
South America
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
George Smathers
Florida
Congress
Senate
Jovy
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Europe
Asia
Africa
Nixon
John Foster Dulles
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
U. S
Central and
Pace Of Stock Market Defended By President
President of the New York Stock Exchange Keith Funston argues the market reflects broader conditions not drives the economy. He cites inflation fears and high taxes as key pressures while urging fiscal responsibility and greater production to raise wages.
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Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Keith Funston
Minneapolis
Funston
Boston Man Praises Sorrel and Son at Harvard Club
EWIS NICHOLS recalls a stern Bostonian praising Sorrel and Son to John Marquand at the Harvard Club. Marquand clarifies the book was by Warwick Deeping. A mother questions her son as the tale ends with a Santa Claus joke from Christmas Eve.
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Ewis Nichols
John Marquand
Harvard Club
Mr. Marquand
Sorrel and Son
Warwick Deeping
Junior
Santa Claus
Firefighters Save Neighborhood After Village Blaze
The Public Forum notes two houses burned Sunday night in Canaanville with no loss of life. Volunteers from Ames Bern Richland Ave. arrived and kept the fire from spreading while residents rescued belongings. Gratitude is voiced to the firefighters for their gallant efforts and a wristwatch missing by a volunteer is sought.
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the Messenger
Canaanville
Ames-Bern
Richland Ave
These Days Life Changes In An Instant
A patient reflects on a hospital check up revealing serious illness as records vanish and nurses, doctors, and a humble, trusted nurse named Angelina shape the experience. He contemplates life, reality, and a religious unity of man under God amid illness and awe.
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Khrushchev
Joe
Nasser
Angelina
God
Embolism dangers and modern prevention in medicine
The article explains lung embolism and emboli risks from infection or clots, their impact on brain lungs and heart, and how early ambulation and anticlotting drugs reduced occurrences. It emphasizes bed care, leg exercise, elastic stockings, and prompt medical review for signs of weakness, fever, pallor, or clamminess.
The Messenger Publishing Co Address and Rates
The Athens The Sunday Messenger and The Messenger Publishing Co share mailing details and pricing. Advertises delivery options ship rates and special mail terms for Ohio and West Virginia subscribers.
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Ohio
W. Va
Athens
Postoffice
Act
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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