Berkner Views 2100 Era as Turning Point in Science and Policy
In Foreign Affairs January, Lloyd V. Berkner argues the 1957 milestone marks a shift from military wealth to scientific leadership in national policy. He says space and intellect redefine power, predicting a race for preeminence that favors free societies and new growth through science while warning against imperialist risks and weaponized wealth.
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Lloyd V. Berkner
Foreign Affairs
Berkner
Eisenhower Calls Science for Peace to Complement Military Build Up
The president urged a total peace strategy combining expanded foreign aid and a bold global campaign against hunger and disease under the banner Science for Peace. He warned that fixating on military power could cede victory to the Soviet Union, and he pressed for missile research, Pentagon reorganization, and greater science education while urging universal sacrifice to fund new programs. The remarks balance military urgency with imaginative economic and scientific initiatives.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Soviet Russia
Earth
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Science For Peace
Atoms For Peace
United Nations
Free Nations
America
West
Pentagon
Jealousy in Marriage A Psychologist’s View
Jim Bishop discusses jealousy as a destructive force in marriages with insights from Theodore Reik and Anatole France. He contrasts male versus female jealousy, cites a wife’s strength and a husband’s insecurity, and warns that jealousy has broken many homes.
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Theodore Reik
Reik
Anatole France
Tests for Sweethearts and Elopement Advice by Dr Crane
A newspaper feature presents Dr George W Crane advice on elopement pressures. Elaine 16 proposes eloping with Bob. Crane counsels delaying marriage, stresses education and income, and offers his “Tests for Sweethearts” to help couples evaluate each other before rushing into romance.
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Elaine
Bob
George W. Crane
Elaine T
Paul C. Glick
Census Bureau
Alice
Fitting Shoes Without Fluoroscopes Sparsely Endorsed
The Family Doctor reviews shoe fitting with fluoroscopes highlighting that unnecessary X-ray exposure, especially for under 40s, is undesirable and fits may be done without fluoroscopes. It warns stray radiation may reach sales staff and bystanders. The column also answers questions on Heberden's nodes, spinal curvature injury risks, and advice for a young person pursuing college and medical careers.
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Eve A
Try and Stop Me from Bennet Cerf style humor
A humorous tale contrasts old time remedies with modern pills. A Texas oil driller refuses consent for exploratory surgery after his wife is rushed to the hospital, declaring no one will wildcat with his wife. The piece reflects midcentury wit and light satire.
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Texas
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Birthday Horoscope for an Aquarian Painter and Inventor
The reading warns against drastic changes and urges tact in domestic circles through August. It notes favorable business from April to August, travel and romance in late June, and a strong September with caution in November. ABirth indicates talent for painting, invention, or business promotion. Irving Berlin, born Isidore Baline in Temun, Russia, moved to New York at age four.
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Irving Berlin
Isidore Baline
Temun
Russia
New York City
Congressional Oversight and Sputnik Reflections
General Nathan F. Twining criticizes Congress for probing defense budgets while warning that the Bureau of the Budget lacks veto power. He laments constitutional overreach and calls for transparency about Pentagon funding and national security amidSputnik pressures and the Korean War legacy.
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Nathan F. Twining
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Committee of Congress
Pentagon
Bureau of the Budget
Congress
Supreme Court
White House
Stanley K. Hornbeck
State Department
Asia
China
Japan
Philippines
Okinawa
Indonesia
Europe
Sputnik
United States
Russia
Be ware Salesmen Buy and Then Think
A reader from Pomeroy Jan 19 asks readers to think before buying in the Pomeroy Middleport deep freeze incident and questions the value of selling plans. The letter urges shoppers to compare, not sign blindly, and notes loyalty to truth over quick profits while condemning reckless sales practices.
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the Messenger
Pomeroy-Middleport
Meigs County
Grand Jury
Pomeroy - Middleport
Pomeroy
The Athens Messenger Advertising Rates and Delivery Notes
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday delivery options with carrier and mail prices. Rates show 45 cents weekly and monthly plans for Ohio and West Virginia subscribers, with various totals and mail options.
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Athens Messenger
SUN AY Messenger
Ohio
W. Va
Elsewner
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