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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1958
Page
4
Walter Reuther currents a pivot from four day week to profit sharing as a response to auto industry downturn. Employers reject profit sharing in principle and demand labor accept loss sharing when business sags, while observers doubt the strategy will win broad support.
Congressman Cooley argues against transferring USDA meat regulation to the FTC. He notes 26 years of USDA enforcement has supported farmers and livestock sectors and cites 3500 meat inspectors. The piece endorses keeping USDA control with updated practices to ensure fair competition in live stock and meat markets.
Dr. John W. Vanderwilt of the Colorado School of Mines asserts coal underpins the U S economy. He notes coal supports steel production electric power and countless products while predicted to grow in current and new markets worldwide.
Jim Bishop explains memory tricks from Harry Lorayne as he recalls scattered notes and quirky exercises. He describes learning to read his own memory errors and uses the boot shaped Italy mnemonic to recall details, while joking about reminders for lunch and car washing.
Charley B. a 23 year old seeks a sales career despite stage fright. Dr. Crane notes confidence grows from successful experience and urges parents to foster it with practical tests. Charley improves by memorizing talks and practicing, finding that selling sharpens social ease and may aid relationships.
President Eisenhower and industry advisers diverge on the business downturn and the likely timetable for recovery. The President expects an earlier rebound aided by defense spending and easier credit, aiming for a pickup before July. Some economists warn of Easter or year-end shifts as confidence wavers amid trimming inventories and slow retail demand.
A bank clerk flatters Mrs. Gottplenty and gains trust through daily dog walks and kindness, winning a spot in her will by promising to care for her six dogs. An insurance broker persuades a neighbor to insure a ferocious dog who bites him after the policy is signed. The excerpts include a Jerry Lewis quip on liquor and a 1958 publication note.
A reader calls himself a draft dodger to defend avoidance of service, praising nonconformity while questioning duty. The letter recalls World War I reluctance, contrasts government and people, and ends with a blunt portrait of a man exhausted by life and antiwar sentiment.
The doctor notes most childhood obesity arises from consuming too much fat in the diet rather than gland disorders. Emotional factors may drive overeating, including independence, avoiding competition, or dodging undesired activity. Effective treatment combines consistent calorie reduction with understanding the underlying causes and, if needed, professional guidance.
The reading advises scheduling tasks early, staying open minded in deals, and curbing impulsiveness to avoid conflicts. It notes zodiac gifts for birthdays, stresses idealism and tolerance for the year, warns of domestic and partnership tensions, and suggests balancing activity with quiet reflection.
Cincinnati Ohio Gov. C William O Neill says Congress will decide if federal financing remains for Ohio highway building. He told the Citizens Development Committee Monday night that federal support may cut Ohio roadbuilding next year.
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