Irrefutable Answer to Nuclear Power Debate
Admiral Lewis L. Strauss, chairing the Atomic Energy Commission, calls the dedication of a privately financed atomic power station an irrefutable answer to calls for a government financed crash program. He argues private industry can handle major nuclear power development and financial risks without taxpayer funding. Private firms nationwide cooperate with the AEC to advance practical nuclear energy.
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Soviet Union
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Admiral Strauss
AEC
Case History of a Psychiatrist Case W-395
Dr. Sam, a 38 year old Pittsburgh psychologist, discusses lecture praise for Dr. Crane and a popular chapter on religion. He argues teachers should attract larger enrollments, sugar coat difficult subjects, and value student ratings, urging readers to request a “Test for a Good Teacher” from Dr. Crane via the newspaper.
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Sam
Pittsburgh
Crane
Ivory Tower
Jesus
Make Haste Slowly Strong
Opposition grows against a proposed federal plan to use social security funds for hospital and medical costs. The American Farm Bureau Federation and American Medical Association join a diverse list of critics arguing it equates to compulsory insurance and could lead to socialized medicine. The AMA emphasizes careful study and warns government intervention would be fatal.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
American Medical Association
United States
The
George M. Fister
A.M.A
Editorial tribute to a pioneering cattle family in Emporia
The Emporia Gazette honors a great lady, her husband, and his brother for rising to the top of the cattle business. The wife kept books and managed the home as the business thrived on individualism, free enterprise, and resistance to government subsidies. The piece extols the industry’s independence and cautions against paternalism.
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Emporia Gazette
William Allen White
the Gazette
California
Ozzie Nelson Sparks a Family Riff on Pop Culture
Jim Bishop recalls his wife Elinor and their daughter Gayle reacting to Ozzie Nelson and his era. The piece traces nostalgia, shifts in taste, and a teen daughter swapping old television idols for Ricky Nelson and rock and roll.
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Gayle
Lawrence Welk
Frank Sinatra
Presley
Kraft Theatre
Channel 7
Ozzie and Harriet
Ozzie
Nelson
Ricky
The Crystal Ball Predicts 1958 World Shifts
A nostalgic forecast cites 1958 as volatile with earthquakes weather and doubt. It predicts a toy called the dumb doll selling 12 million, Lions hire a 145 pound then 245 pound guard, a missed Soviet moonshot, Britain moon gamble to be disclosed, and Khrushchev drinking less.
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Detroit Lions
Khrushchev
Joke Book Wit and Wry Observations from Bennett Cerf
A compact humor collage from 1958 collects quips about women humor, human foibles, and social scenes. J E Henderson of Montreal lends the line up, with playful punning on marriage, money, and fate.
Two Myers Seek Election For State School Board
Elliott E. Meyers of Ironton and Charlton Myers of Marion head the race for president of the Ohio State School Board. Both are attorneys with Meyers serving as vice president. Robert A. Manchester of Canfield remains president but cannot seek re-election.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Journal
Elliott E. Meyers
Ironton
Charlton Myers
Marion
Meyers
Robert A. Manchester
Canfield
World Quiz And Optical Invention Note
A World quiz asks basic astronomy questions such as Earth rotation direction and sunrise meaning. The item also notes 1851 German scientist Hermann von Helmholtz invented the ophthalmoscope enabling doctors to view the living eye interior.
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Hermann Helmholtz
What Really Happened at Paris and Aftermath Reflections
A columnist contends that presidential power abroad hinges on party and Congress, cites Versailles Yalta Potsdam and Paris missteps, notes Khrushchev’s Cairo loan stance, Kennan’s BBC remarks, and suggests U.S. diplomacy lacked boldness and unity with Allied partners.
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Wilson
Versailles
Roosevelt
Yalta
Truman
Potsdam
Eisenhower
Geneva
Paris
Robert Montgomery
James Hagerty
Dulles
Scandinavian
West Germany
Great Britain
The Gallbladder and Its Removal
The article explains why some people undergo gallbladder removal each year due to stones or inflammation. It notes the gallbladder’s location under the liver on the right, its pear shape, and its role to store bile produced by the liver for use in digestion.
Astrological forecasts and gallbladder health notes
Tomorrow's configurations favor social activity and personal ties with hints of honors and promotions for celebrants. The text shifts to medical guidance on gallbladder inflammation, symptoms, and treatment options including diet and possible surgery, with cautions about diagnosis and individual variation.
The Athens Messenger Address and Pricing Note
The Athens Messenger announces delivery options and rates for daily and Sunday editions. The notice lists prices for mail and local delivery, including monthly, six month, and yearly rates, with Ohio and West Virginia rates specified.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Warrier
Ohio & W. Va
Ohio
Athens
Postoffice
Associated Press
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