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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1958
Page
4
The piece argues that Secretary of State Dulles faces intense domestic criticism while retaining presidential support. It notes allied diplomats lack confidence in him, risking strained negotiations and a potential diplomatic brinkmanship if Americans demand policy over personality.
The Institute of Life Insurance warns that inflated prices erode earnings and taxes take a day’s pay weekly. It notes raises may fail to keep pace, and that continued government overspending and wage settlements worsen inflation. The piece emphasizes preserving the dollar’s value.
Proposals to revise the Ohio constitution promise to shape next November’s election with a metropolitan federation amendment likely to pass and other possibilities including right to work, minimum wage, reapportionment, judicial appointment, and lowering voting age. Labor groups oppose the right to work plan while counter moves push for wage and labor relations laws.
The nation watches President Eisenhower as Congress returns to face a year that could shape history. Russia's advancing lead, his health, and leadership choices test his steadiness while Congress debates funding for science education and federal programs.
In this brief essay a columnist cites Dr George W Crane’s claim that Jesus demonstrated psychological insight in public speaking crowds of thousands and in strategic teaching. The piece links gospel events to advertising, polling, and psychology while critiquing modern grading and social policy.
The piece notes factories operate with leisure, inventories align, and 1950s shoppers face high living costs. Merchants focus on driving sales, luring cautious consumers, and beating rivals with smarter advertising. It highlights the need to boost per employee sales and sales area efficiency amid rising prices and ample capacity.
Comic snippets from a 1960s column feature a shopper balking at 90 cents a pound for hamburger steak, a banker honored at an 80th birthday banquet, and a girl asking when shoes will be too small for her. Bennett Cerf notes accompany the vignette set.
A 15 year old from Bidwell argues Ohio schools should require at least three years each of mathematics and science to better prepare students for college careers such as nursing or military training. He notes current offerings lack depth and urges curriculum expansion.
Private T. D. Beyer of the 24th Engineer Company helped distribute food clothing and toys to orphaned children in Hochdorf Germany during the holiday season. He entered the Army in 1956 and was stationed at Fort Lewis Washington before arriving overseas in August 1957. The 20 year old Dexter High School graduate of 1955 is the son of Mrs Jean Barbon of McArthur.
The piece argues Khrushchev seeks a private meeting with Eisenhower to divide the world, but U S constitutional limits and allied obligations prevent such secret arrangements. It cautions against monarchic presidential power, notes the president must seek Senate consent and publish treaties, and urges focusing on Canada and Latin American relations to strengthen security and unity.
Reader questions about a reddened nose from heat humidity and sun exposure. Answers discuss sunburn frostbite possible allergy or acnerosacea and urge seeing a skin specialist for proper diagnosis and care.
The reading advises a steady work pace to avoid mistakes while pursuing profits. It highlights birthday readers gaining economies, better job service, and sharper discrimination in the coming months. Career strides are possible between May and September with a clear mind and calm attitude.
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