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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1956
Page
4
President Eisenhower resists pressure for rigid farm price supports as Senate Agriculture Committee backs a mixed plan. The proposal mixes high supports with a soil bank for paying farmers to retire acreage and conserve land, creating conflicting incentives and raising veto prospects.
The piece argues that crowded airspace and outdated airport facilities threaten safety as modern jets loom. It notes four near collisions daily, inadequate electronic landing aids, and aging regulations needing modernization before the jet age arrives in about three years.
The piece argues that the lowest 20 percent tax rate bears most of the burden, while high rates raise little revenue. It cites Graham Patterson noting that top rates hurt growth and disproportionately affect moderate earners, not the wealthy.
James Marlow reports on a looming Senate debate over a double barreled inquiry into campaign contributions and lobbying. Kennedy and Gore push investigations while Knowland questions jurisdiction and hints at a special committee. The clash may blur lines between lobbying data and corrupt practices scrutiny.
HAL BOYLE describes the Air Force's plan to create its third service academy at Colorado Springs. He notes the temporary campus near Lowry Field and the aim to rival West Point and Annapolis with a permanent academy by 1991, shaping airmen with prestige, discipline, and leadership for future defense.
A physician adviser offers practical child management tips drawn from a case involving a restless nine year old. He recommends keepsake tricks to calm crowds, penny hunts, and distraction games for long trips, with steps to engage kids and give adults a quiet respite.
Dr Jordan outlines animal borne diseases such as rabies cat scratch disease and ringworm noting brucellosis is common in North America and stressing practical precautions avoid close animal contact prevent waste exposure and ensure veterinary care while not alarming readers
Ceremonies in Washington and Charleston will confirm Goodrich Gulf Chemical Co of Cleveland as the new owner of the rubber plant at Institute. A certified check for about 11 million dollars will pay for the plant, with deed recording and transfer of the bill of sale.
The American Bar Association council of the section of judicial administration reaffirmed opposition to photographing broadcasting or televising court trials. It urged adherence to Canon 35 of judicial ethics, which forbids judges from permitting such activities.
In a Winchester Inn dining room Dr. Ludwig Van Horn and a younger pathologist discuss a three year Silicosis case marked by total disability and sudden death. The narrator prepares for an exhumation and autopsy at the burial site while an observer, a mystery novelist, joins for realism.
The prediction for tomorrow highlights open, pleasant relations in social and domestic life. It cautions against financial negotiations and urges postponement of money talks. The period suggests easing yearlong difficulties, new ventures with advised counsel, and potential changes by July leading to year end fruition. a birthday child will be emotional and loquacious.
A railroad worker was tossed from a moving locomotive about ten miles out near Roan while adjusting braking gear. The man grabbed for his cap as the train curved and he disappeared from sight. His helper and the fireman failed to notice his absence until entering Roan freight yards. Elswick arrived hitchhiking, suffering only scratches.
The listing shows Isiinemebe OO PaNSiy presenting a late night news segment at 0.00 followed by Molly and Pibber with commentary at 0.20. Ted Masons and Frederick Shom provide varied programming including a 11:00 hour and a midnight repeat, with Dance segments and a Sardis-mbe feature.
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