Governor ONeill pushes Ohio education blueprint for wider access
Governor William ONeill outlines a statewide commission to extend education beyond high school to more citizens. The plan aims to overcome funding and access barriers, using more flexible formats and locations to reach motivated youth and educate the public to mobilize support.
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William O’neill
Ohio
O’neill
Ohio Commission On Education
O'Neill
Commission On Education
Farm Aid Critics Call for Free Market Reforms
Secretary Benson criticizes 25 years and about 12 billion dollars spent on federal farm aid as failing to help low income farmers. The Wall Street Journal backs a shift to a free market, arguing continued price supports defy market laws. Livestock prices reflect supply and demand, with meat moving to consumption and the industry judged sound.
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Secretary of
Benson
The
Wall Street Journal
250 000 Jokes Later
New York Bob Hope the comedian ranks as likely the most prolific joke teller in show business history. He estimates at least a quarter million jokes told over a lifetime with millions if repeats are counted. He travels 25 000 to 50 000 miles yearly and racked up 450 000 miles during WWII entertaining servicemen. Hope also maintains a vast humor library and has helped fellow entertainers with material for charity shows. He notes television pressure can drive a comedian to a rut and advocates changing routines to stay fresh.
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U. S
Bob
Who's the High Price Villain in Inflation Debate
New York report examines whether industry or inflation bears blame for rising steel prices and if wage hikes spark broader price pressures. It notes steel, aluminum, oil and auto sectors see costs rising despite ample supply and demand, with productivity gains offsetting costs but not lowering prices.
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New York
Popular Conversationalist Tactics for Edith L.
Dr. George W. Crane counsels Edith L. a shy 16 year old on gaining friends through simple psychology. He frames the desire to feel important, teaches smiling and light banter, and contrasts Emily Post’s advice with practical steps. The piece ends promising a booklet and tomorrow’s follow-up.
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Edith
Emily Post
George W. Crane
Edith L
Dr. Crane
Retiring AEC Member Criticizes Administration
Thomas E. Murray, whose term on the Atomic Energy Commission ended, criticizes the Eisenhower administration for secrecy and misjudging nuclear armament. He urges large stocks of smaller tactical weapons and accuses officials of ignorance about limited war needs.
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Washington
Thomas E. Murray
Murray
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Russia
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
AFC
AEC
Informa
Tion
Truman
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Try and Stop Me A Motorist In Court After Sleepy Crash
A motorist tells a judge he could not sleep and drove into a police car to settle his nerves. The judge asks why he hit the car and the man jokes his remedy was too effective because he dozed at the wheel.
Thoughts on Freedom as Moral Duty
A reflective note quotes Gore on freedom not as license but as the duty to be what we ought to be, emphasizing integrity and responsibility.
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Gore
Independent Congress Not an Auxiliary of the Executive
Senator Richard B. Russell argues in the Senate that Congress must remain an independent branch. He warns against lawmakers becoming mere clerks of the White House and stresses the value of representative government against secrecy and executive overreach. He cites historical figures and critiques press coverage, urging vigilance against dictatorship in any form.
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Richard B. Russell
Senate
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
Soviet Russia
Weekend Social Roundup and Local Notices
A busy roster of visits and family gatherings spans Ra cine to Harrisonville with Morrison kin in Columbus, Shields in Orlando, and many local weekend guests. Weddings, birthdays, and church class events share space with travel notes and notes on community life including a missing eye incident.
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Racine
W. H. Morrison
Lawrence
Columbus
Mae Morrison
Judy Shields
Orlando
Fla
Ann Sargent
Lena Bartels
Welchtown
Mabel Robinson
C. R. Sargent
Ann
Ricky
Mabel Shields
East Letart
Newbern
N.C
Raymond Robinson
Earl Robinson
John Fisher
Herber
Shields
Apple Grove
Washington, D.C
Frankie Chapman
Mary Euler
Frank Cleland
Carolyn
Mary Kay Johnson
Girls’ State
Capital University
Lee Jackson
Linua
Chillicothe
Sybil Miles
Happy Hustlers
Ohio Power Company
Pameras
Donald McKay
Verne Watterson
Margaret Houdashelt
Albert Heilmen
Wolfpen
Esta Eaton
Albert Yost
Jim
New Springfield
Curtis Johnson
Stanley Dow
Ravenswood
Maggie Shain
Martin Wilcoxen
Wilcoxen
Harrisonville
Roy Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Howart Lee
Athens
Cecil Blackwood
Backwood
E. P. Strothers
Portsmouth
Herman Maples
Tennessee
Maples
Raymond Arnold
Don Updegraff
California
Don
Patricia
The Athens Messenger Reads Like a Postal Notice
A fragmented newspaper masthead shows pricing and delivery options for daily and Sunday editions. It lists rates for carrier delivery, single copies, and longer-term subscriptions while noting Associated Press membership.
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Athens Messenger
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