Eisenhower pushes space disarmament beyond prior proposals
The president signals a major shift by urging peaceful use of outer space and a broader nuclear ban. He offers to transfer more fissionable material from weapons stocks and to study technical aspects of disarmament without full Soviet agreement on inspections, testing a sharper stance toward Moscow.
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Eisenhower
Bulganin
Outer Space
Russia
United States
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Moscow
Brighter Education Picture Advances in U S Labor Force
The National Industrial Conference Board notes education levels in the U S labor force rose over two decades. In 1940 college attendees were 13.4 percent with 6.4 percent graduates. by March 1957 the share rose to 18 percent with 9.2 percent graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
National Industrial Conference Board
Inflation on the Highway Delays and Costs Climb
Congress approved a 27 billion dollar highway program over 13 years to build a 41 000 mile interstate network. Eight states lag while about 40 meet or exceed spending pace. The total cost rises to 37 billion due to inflation and unforeseen outlays. Such cost pressures suggest continuing speedier completion as feasible.
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Congress
The City Editor Ends With The Woes Of A Newsroom
A city editor wrestles with worry about city politics corruption and deadlines. He relies on assistants telephones police headquarters and the court to chase stories while balancing loyalty to the publisher and his staff. He fears opposition papers then sighs and returns home.
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Frank Carson
Edward Mahar
Harvey Deuell
Harry Reutlinger
George Clarke
Harry Nichols
Paul Schoenstein
George McDonald
Warden Woolard
Gene Farrell
Bubbles LaVere
Sleep Well With Afternoon Rest And Faith In God
Dr Crane counsels readers, including Timmy case, to restore afternoon naps for children and relax after lunch for adults. He warns against sleeping pills, urges reclining, reading, and faith to ease insomnia, notes practical tips for ulcers, and invites readers to write for his booklet.
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Timmy
God
Dr. Crane
Crane
The Long Arm of the Kremlin in American Communism
The piece argues that after Stalin's death the American Communist Party split between Moscow loyalists and reformers led by John Gates. It notes Gates ouster, Browder era tensions, Soviet subservience demands, and the shift toward espionage and discipline as central Kremlin tools.
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Daily Worker
John Gates
Communist Party
Abraham Lincoln
Stalin
Moscow
Kremlin
Howard Fast
Soviet Russia
American Communist Party
Earl Browder
United States
Browder
Russia
William Sr. Foster
Eugene Dennis
Gates
Gate
Kommunist
B. N. Ponomarev
Russian Communist Party
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Rutgers University
Casanova Reimagined as Modern Woman's Counterpart
Author Leonard Levinson argues Casanova remains unmatched as a lover and a multi talented historic figure. He lists Casanova's 154 romantic affairs and describes him as a self made aristocrat and universal man of talents across fields like acting diplomacy and science.
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Leonard Levinson
Casanova
Levinson
Pyramid Books
Jacques Casanova
Cananova
John Barrymore
Mike Todd
Nick the Greek
Frank Sinatra
Ernest Hemingway
Howard Hughes
Burton Holmes
Thrilling road game near San Fernando Valley
Billy Gray notes a new game where chickens dash across a highway while cars approach. Juvenile delinquents speed a hot rod at 90 mph, a rear seat passenger checks a door, and a driver asks who joined in. A quirky line from 1958 by Bennett Cerf distributes via King Features Syndicate.
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Billy Gray
San Fernando Valley
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Capricorn Daily Horoscope Warns Against Excessive Spending
The stars forecast a good day with social ease and creative energy. Capricorns should pursue saving and budgeting this year, avoiding luxuries and debt while maintaining conservative personal matters and sensible travel dreams. Singles may find new possibilities.
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Capricornians
Menopause discussion and aging with practical outlook
A reader letter urges acceptance of aging and the menopause while noting cosmetics and hair dye may mislead. The piece, citing hormonal changes and possible treatments, stresses sensible activity and psychological perspectives. Also listed: Nancy A. Wright among OSU nursing honor roll students with high scholastic achievement.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
School of Nursing
Nancy A. Wright
Athens
Brain Game Spelling Check And Horoscope Hint
Brain game asks which spellings are correct with examples and answers. It hints at a star destined romance in September and a planetary promise for political ambition, noting a child born today may show great talent but must bestir himself to reach heights.
The Athens Messenger Advertisement Rates and Mailing Info
The Athens Messenger announces daily and Sunday editions with carrier delivery and mail rates. Special Ohio and West Virginia pricing offers one month for 1 six months for 6 50 and yearly rates 12 and 20 dollars respectively.
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Athens Messengih
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
Eisewners
Ohio
W Va
Athens
Postoffice
Ember
Associated Press
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Uates
George Eliot
Coleridge
Henry Adams
Jim Bishop
the City Editor
By Hatlo
Law
Connelly
Newark N.C
George Crane
George W. Crane
Timmy D
Ogy
George Sokolsky
Hal Boyle
Edwin Jordan
Solomon
OSU
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