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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1957
Page
4
Farm economists expect prices to rise about five percent over the next year though still below 1951 peaks. Soil bank payments and higher exports may lift prices and cut surpluses, with exports projected to rise from $3.5 billion to $4.1 billion in the current fiscal year. Longer term policy aims to balance production with U.S. consumption as population grows.
HAL BOYLE peers into 1957 with a comic crystal ball predicting a remarkable year full of folly and political shifts. International strife, Soviet leadership rifts, rising European rates, and a wave of investigations headline a volatile year.
A syndicated column argues for stricter traffic control, favoring increased state police presence and broader deterrents over better road design. It criticizes Ohio for a blanket 60 mph limit and calls for sectioned limits based on road conditions, with broader comments on public safety and responsibility.
The disease Lupus erythematosus is increasing, seen mostly in women aged 15 to 40, with cases sometimes in families. Diagnosis improved by the LE test, symptoms include weakness fever and joint pain, skin signs vary, treatments range from aspirin and sulfa to ACTH and cortisone, light sensitivity common, no known cause or universal cure yet.
Psychiatrist Dr. George W. Crane discusses a case of Larry D. a law student whose wife seeks divorce over claimed temper and cruelty. He argues parental influence and stress from exams fuel friction and advises managing hunger and emotions to preserve marriage. He stresses a 50 50 partnership and control of environment to calm conflict.
Pvt. Donald L. Bennett of Reedsville and Pvt. Robert L. Powell of Tuppers Plains graduated from the engineer repairmen course at Fort Belvoir Virginia. Both joined the Army last June and completed basic training at Fort Lewis Washington. They are 1956 graduates of Eastern High School, Tuppers Plains.
Cass Ward arrives at Blue Jay Cove after a honeymoon to find Dr Alex Ward at the private hospital as Sue Knapp befriends her. A new patient Miss Black seeks therapy at the Haven living on a houseboat while Alex weighs boundaries between surgery and psychiatry.
The text advises cautious financial dealings between 9 am and 2 pm with no reckless actions. It predicts a conservative approach in all activities and suggests a wait-and-see stance. For birthdays tomorrow, focus on job and finances for five months with potential profits by putting in effort.
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