Call to Repeal Connally Amendment in World Court Debate
The piece argues that after 14 years the United States has largely accepted World Court jurisdiction with a domestic reservation, urging repeal of the Connally amendment to strengthen rule by law. It cites support from Eisenhower, Nixon, and the American Bar Association and weighs risks to sovereignty and disputes over offshore oil tariffs and the Panama Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
International Court of Justice
Senate
World Court
U.S
Eisenhower
Nixon
American Bar Association
Panama Canal
Migrant Farm Workers Deserve Protective Policy
The piece argues for stronger help for migrant farm workers hit by crop losses from a Florida cold snap. It notes workers rarely receive aid under state or federal law, calls for Congressional bills to improve conditions, and asserts no second-class citizens in a free nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Congress
Dear Abby columns on engagement woes and neighbor hints
A reader laments costly engagement party losses as the daughter cancels a May wedding. Dear Abby urges maturity and warns against planning further weddings until behavior proves judgment. Other letters seek a marriage match and advise handling a nosy neighbor who answers others' phones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Mamma
Europe’s Atom Smasher Unites Western Europe in Science Pact
The Proton Synchrotron at CERN in Switzerland marks a major cooperative milestone among 13 Western European nations. The device, the world’s most powerful atom smasher, will accelerate protons near light speed to probe matter and advance shared scientific goals across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Europe
Switzerland
European Organization For Nuclear Research
Free World
In Washington a Quiet Midseason House Party Shines
Ymelda Dixon hosts a subdued evening at her DC home attended by senators and ambassadors. Guests mingle in dim light, sip Scotch, sample Mexican fare, and share stories while a discreet butler and maid manage the bustling scene. George Dixon and Ruth Montgomery converse as the crowd departs by 11, leaving the hostess praised for turning a quiet night into a memorable event.
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P Street
District of Columbia
Ymelda Dixon
Dixon
Dennis Chavez
George Dixon
Capitol Hill
Thomas Kuchel
California
Mary Sentner
David
Hearst Nureau
Brigitte Bardot
Donna Allen
Washington
State Department
Secretary of State
Winston Churchill
Bill Lawrence
the Times
Virginia Warren
Ymelda
Doctor Crane’s Personal Cases Promote Outdoor Focus
Dr Crane argues readers over forty suffer self analysis and hypochondria from viewing inner sensations like spots in the eyes and ear ringing. He urges joining the Compliment Club to focus on others and pursue extrovert activities, offering booklet enrollment via the newspaper with a 20 cent stamp.
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Anne D
Dr. Crane
America
Try and Stop Me
A tale of a dress manufacturer who flees his wife, changes his name, and starts anew in a distant city. After 12 years she tracks him down and batteringly confronts him in a washroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liacu
Uyu Iudila
Public Forum On Communism In The Church At Hocking Valley Tabernacle
A two evening public forum on February 20 and 21 at 7 30 p m at the Hocking Valley Tabernacle will address how communism can enter church walls through modernism and unbelief The event promises a real eye opener and shock to pastors Sunday school superintendents and church boards Rev E V Baker of Logan leads the discussion with a well informed speaker This notice invites the public to attend February fifteenth year not stated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Hocking Valley Taberacle
E. V. Baker
Federal judges urged to curb backlog with new appointments
George Sokolsky notes the American Bar Association calls for 43 federal judges to reduce a backlog of 66 000 civil and 8 500 criminal cases in U S District Courts. He argues politics delay judgeships, harming justice and urges depoliticized, lifelong appointments and potential judicial elevation from lower courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bar Association
Congress
U. S. District Courts
John D. Randall
Randall
Eastland
Emanuel Celler
Senate
House
Informative Health Quiz on Cancer Facts and Myths
A quiz on cancer explains it as an uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells and notes cancer occurs in all life forms. It addresses myths about meat, alcohol, injury, hemorrhoids, and recurrence, stressing periodic exams and awareness.
Tomorrow’s astrology guides favorable deeds and travel plans
The Stars Say Tomorrow promises favors and amends for past wrongs, with a good day to finish tasks and plan future travel or large events. For those with a birthday, a year of career opportunities should open between August and October with caution against belligerence, and harmony in romance and family through year’s end 1960.
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Inferno
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Bob
Europe
Lamb
Jim Bishop
Ruth Montgomery
Capital
Doctor Crane
Anne
George W. Crane
Bennett Cerf
Santa Claus
King Features Syndicate
Promises Shocker
Logan
George Sokolsky
Herbert Hoover
New York
Palo Alto
Henry Gaisman
Fritz Kreisler
Harriet
Ace
Herman Bundesen
Cancor
R. S
Athens Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
U. S
Athens Ohio
Associated Addron
He Messenger Publishing Co
Nion St
Athens
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