Water politics and propaganda as Castro seeks UN stage
Ft. Lauderdale News argues Castro will push to the United Nations to rally sympathy for Cuba’s demand for U.S. withdrawal from Guantanamo. It contrasts bloodless U.S. actions against Cuban vessels with Soviet and East German aggression and accuses communists of inflaming anti U.S. sentiment worldwide.
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Castro
U.S
Guantanamo
U.N
U.S. Coast Guard
Russia
Kremlin
Cuba
U. S
East Germany
State Department
Africa
Far East
Latin America
Ft. Lauderdale
Shanley Nominated by New Jersey Republicans for Senate Challenge
Bernard M. Shanley, former appointments secretary to President Eisenhower, is chosen by New Jersey GOP leaders to run against Democrat incumbent Harrison A. Williams Jr. The screening aims to avoid a primary fight though a clash may still occur. Shanley previously lost a 1958 primary to Williams.
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White House
Eisenhower
Bernard M. Shanley
New Jersey
Republican Party
Harrison A. Williams, Jr
Stanley
Shanley
Williams
Senate
State House
James P. Mitchell
Johnson
Philippa Schuyler and the African Missionaries of Africa
The piece praises Philippa Schuyler a globe trotting journalist and pianist who reports on Africa and Christianity's clash with communism. It notes her books Jungle Saints and her Africa travels, commending her for documenting Catholic missions and missionaries amid Congo conflict and anti communist efforts. It questions American publishers for neglecting such works.
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Lincoln
George Schuyler
H. L. Mencken
American
Mercury
George
Philippa Schuyler
Philippa
Africa
Tshombe
Congo
State Department
Albert Schweitzer
Zanzibar
Irish Sisters of Charity
Edelvale
Nairobi
Kenya
Consolata
Father Artero
Dr. Schweitzer
Padua
Italy
Bianca
Copperbelt
Rhodesia
Cardinal Rugambwa
East Africa
John XXIII
Kwilu
Che Guevara
Mao Tse-Tung
Rome
Casa Editrice Herder
Abraham Lincoln
Widow Seeks Reason After Widower Delays Wedding
Dear Abby departs from the usual, as a widow recounts two years with a widower who accepted her proposal then sought time, sisters approval, and a graveside consultation with his deceased wife. Abby suggests the sisters likely opposed the union and notes the widower may have found an escape.
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Abby
Dear Abby Advice From The Past on Neighborhood Trust and Toys
Abigail Van Buren shares letters about neighbor safety missteps and a garage ice box scare. A San Diego doctor notes removing fridge doors to prevent tragedy while a reader jabs a long marriage misdirection with a sharp anniversary quip.
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Abby
San Diego
The Heart Brain Debate From Aristotle to Harvey
The article traces how ancient thinkers like Aristotle credited the heart as the seat of personality while later figures such as Des Cartes and Harvey moved toward brain-centered explanations. It notes bloodletting beliefs through history and cites George Washington’s doctors and the 1628 proof of blood circulation.
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Alan B
Dr. Crane
Aristotle
Des Cartes
George Washington
William Harvey
Radcliff Notes and Local Happenings
Grange meeting with 15 members heard Valentines as the lecture topic. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson visited the Caster family in McArthur. A shower for Mrs. Woolum is planned at 7 30 p m February 15 in the Grange Hall. A birth is announced of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ham in Fremont Hospital February 6. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cottrill of Radcliff. Billy Pierce, son of Mr. and Mrs. W Pierce, injured his knee at school. Mrs. Riley visits Radcliff relatives after two months in Newark.
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Gladys Pierce Radcliff
Winton
Grange
Valentines
John Wilson
Bryan Caster
McArthur
Bill Woolum
Grange Hall
Robert Hamen Woodville
Fremont Hospital
Jeffrey
Frank Cottrill
Radcliff
Billy Pierce
W. Pierce
North Wilton School
Garnett Riley
Newark
Community elders as Community Counselors to aid emotional support
A columnist argues for designated elder counselors in communities to help those with personal problems who lack access to professional mental health care. Citing Time Magazine figures, the piece suggests trained but ordinary elders could provide affordable, trusted guidance and references a reader story of unmet needs and advice seeking.
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Time Magazine
U. S
Residents urged to stay with County school system
Oscar McGee of The Plains Ohio argues against merging with Athens City schools. He notes nine panelists, many from outside the district, pressuring locals to join the city system. He warns taxes would rise from 18.90 to 22.40 per thousand if the transfer occurs and urges readers to vote Feb 18 to remain in the County system.
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the Messenger
the Plains School
Athens City
the Plains
Athens High
Athens
Oscar McGee
Plains
Ohio
Straitsville Socials Touch Logan and Nearby Towns
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pratt of Logan visited Mrs. Billa Webb. Mrs. Jenny Powers returned home after a Farmington Michigan visit. Mrs. Nelson Morgan and Mrs. George Wilson with Mr. and Mrs. Dane Starr visited Wellston recently. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wade visited Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kemper and children of Lancaster visited Harley Kemper. Hazel Miller visited Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilkins of Newark spent the weekend with relatives.
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Sam Pratt
Logan
Billa Webb
Jenny Powers
Farmington
Mich
Nelson Morgan
George Wilson
Dane Starr
Wellston
Chester Wade
Jack Kemper
Lancaster
Harley Kemper
Hazel Miller
Harold Wilkins
Newark
Two Nazi Defendants Found Dead in German Cases
Dr. Werner Heyde died by his own action in his cell at Butzbach Penitentiary as he awaited trial for Nazi war crimes. In Cologne Friedrich Tillmann either leaped or fell from an eighth floor washroom window. Both men were charged in Limburg with killings of 70,000 and 200,000 executed by Nazis as mental detectives.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Werner Heyde
Butzbach
State Prosecutor
Friedrich Tillmann
Cologne
Limburg
Athens Messenger publication details and rates
The Athens Messenger lists publication days and pricing for daily and Sunday editions, with mail delivery options in Ohio and West Virginia. It notes a second class matter designation and requests all mail to be sent to The Messenger Publishing Co.
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Athens Messengier
Oho & W Va
Sunda
Mothe Co
Athens
Ohio
Associated Press
Messenger Publishing Co
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