Kishi Visit Ushers In A New Era In U S Japan Ties
The Columbus Dispatch notes Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi’s Washington visit marked by cordial receptions and a symbols filled tour. It highlights two lessons the era brings: changing international relations and the positive fruit of generous postwar U S policy toward Japan. It cites agreements on American force withdrawal and trade with Red China while reaffirming Japan will oppose Communist China and stay with the free world.
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Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
United States
Girard
Washington
Kishi
Eisenhower
Congress
Yankee Stadium
New York
Los Angeles
America
Far East
MacArthur
Asia
Red China
China
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Motive magazine highlights Ohio mental health progress and care
A monthly Motive magazine spotlights Ohio’s mental health rehabilitation efforts in state hospitals. It notes rising taxes to fund care and welfare department expansion, praising dedicated staff and new nurses aides and Gray Ladies helping restore patients to civilian life.
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Motive
Ohio
Southeastern Ohio
Welfare Department
Battle of the bulge and ghostly parkas in a war tale
A veteran narrator contrasts a World War II snow ambush with naval action in the South China Sea. Soldiers huddle behind a gun as white parkas feint an attack, then a Japanese torpedo boat squadron is sunk by American destroyers and PT boats while the admiral coordinates amid night watches.
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South China Sea
Mindoro Strait
Edith’s Case Proves Social Success Is a Beauty Tonic
A psychiatrist's column promotes social techniques to boost confidence and popularity. Edith L.16 shifts from shy to bubbly, claiming dozens of friends and steady dating after applying the methods. The piece urges teens to memorize proven strategies and dismisses looks as the sole factor in attraction.
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Edith
George W. Crane
Edith L
Thomas A. Edison
Dr. Crane
Hollywood
Tito's TV interview shows him balancing Khrushchev and Truman era
In a Murrow interview Tito of Yugoslavia projects a cautious neutrality amid Cold War tensions. He defends independence from Moscow while accepting American aid, arguing the Baghdad Pact hurts Arab unity and warning against democratic change creeping from outside.
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Washington
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Edward R. Murrow
Tito
Stalin
Russia
United States
Khrushchev
Nehru
India
Moscow
Nasser
Eisenhower
Mideast
America
Poland
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Try and Stop Me From the Muddy Missouri River
Excerpted notes from Ben Lucius about his new book It's a Big Country describe a river so low crews fear navigating and a skipper recounts a washing bucket incident. Mariners warn of steering hazards from head of navigation to the mouth plus frequent lightning and storms complicating travel. A separate England item notes a Newcastle matron obtaining a quick divorce after a quarrel ended with a raw herring plugged by the husband.
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Missouri
Ben Lucius
Merry England
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Alfred communion services set for July 4
Rev. R. M. Grove announced communion services will be held here on July 4. The MYF report showed 15 youths and three adults at Sunday’s meeting. Margaret Ann Windland gave devotions on Psalm 24:1. Doris Dillinger led the business session.
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Alfred
R. M. Grove
MYF
Margaret Ann Windland
Doris Dillinger
Fourth of July Oration and the Supreme Court Controversy
A historic view critiques the loss of public oration on Independence Day and debates the Supreme Court's integrity under Eisenhower appoints Warren Brennan Whittaker and others. The piece laments partisan politics and recalls Warren’s rise, Nixon’s vice presidency and Frankfurter’s aged tenure.
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United States
Department of Government
Supreme Court
Congress
Eisenhower
Warren
Harlan
Brennan
Whittaker
California
Taft
Richard Nixon
Alameda County
New Jersey
Joe McCarthy
Supreme Court of the
Felix Frankfurter
Holmes-Brandeis
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Are Guffer
Stars Favor Cautious Outlook With Promises of Change
Planetary aspects advise realism and steady judgment tomorrow with possible romantic doubt in the afternoon. Career gains look likely in two months with financial improvement by late October, avoid reckless spending in November, and personal relations stay strong into 1958. A birthday child may show high intelligence and integrity. Local notices follow, including dinners, visits, remodels, and a World War II memorial note on American servicemen who died.
Brain Game answers for historic figures
Brain Game asks six questions about American and colonial history. Answers include William Prescott Anthony Wayne Peter Minuit Thomas Hooker George Rogers Clark John Barry Pierre L Enfant and Thomas Jefferson.
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Anthony
New Netherlands
Hartford
Conn
Vincennes
Indiana
Washington, D. C
Washington
William Prescott
Anthony Wayne
Peter Minuit
Thomas Hooker
George Rogers Clark
John Barry
Pierre L’enfant
Thomas Jefferson
Apple Grove WSCS meeting and local social notes
Mrs Ber tha Robinson presided at the first WSCS meeting of the year at the church. The Ross Sand and Gravel suspended operations until Kaiser Aluminum Construction strike is settled. Apple Grove Sunday School held its annual picnic at Forked Run Lake with visits from Paul Stewart and family of Columbus and Frank Buck of Antiquity. Mr and Mrs Roy Buck hosted the Clark family in Pomeroy. Virgil Norriss of Mount Vernon visited his parents Ross and Mrs Norriss. The National Geographic Society notes the Leaning Tower of Pisa now leans 16 feet and tilts about .027 inches yearly.
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Apple Grove
Bertha Robinson
WSCS
Ross Sand and Gravel, Inc
Kaiser Aluminum Construction
Forked Run Lake
Paul Stewart
Columbus
Frank Buck
Antiquity
Roy Buck
Ernest Clark
Carmin Clark
Pomeroy
Virgil Norriss
Mount Vernon
Norriss
Ross Norriss
Pisa
Italy
National Geographic Society
Athens Ohio newspapers advertise subscriptions and pricing
The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger publicize daily and Sunday delivery options. Rates show one month six months and one year plans, with mailing and carrier prices. The notices mark postal classification and Associated Press membership.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
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