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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1957
Page
4
David Lawrence argues in U S News that Supreme Court Justices serving during good behavior could form an oligarchy. A law clarifying what counts as good behavior might let Congress curb judicial usurpation and despotism before it grows.
The United Nations report condemns the Soviet invasion of Hungary, stating the Red Army acted under Kremlin instigation, deposed a legal government, and ruled by force. It says the uprising was spontaneous and that the 1956 Kadar regime lacked Hungarian popular support, refuting the Soviet narrative.
New York profile quotes Jerry Lewis claiming mothers can raise a comedian and distinguishing born funny men from taught imitators. He discusses his film The Delicate Delinquent and recalls a misinterpreted heart scare, noting his self described as a born idiot and the contrast between spontaneity and contrived humor.
A year after potential July nuclear test moratorium, the United States and Russia show limited progress. Bulganin proposes sky and ground inspections linked to force cuts, while Washington calls for production halt first with later tests abolition and inspectors. Talks resume in London with fragile agreement on staged steps.
Clyde R. a 32 year old industrial chemist seeks social change. He learns he is an introvert missing life’s balance and is advised to practice daily compliments to others. The article promotes the Hello Project and a 30 day Compliment Club as a method to boost conversation and family relations.
The New York market notes a possible halt in falling bond prices as yields on top rated corporate bonds rise to 4.85 percent and other issues reach around 6 percent. Investors shift toward bonds amid easing inflation fears, while banks pause selling Treasuries, awaiting a rebound in prices.
A light column notes a Hollywood star vacationing on the Riviera receives a pal’s quip about a butler and weeds. A society dentist jokes that a new toothache spurs old bills. Ned Hilton overhears a gondola remark about Italian food in Madison Wisconsin. A hurricane is named after a mother in White Plains in 1957.
Personal duties come first with a chance for diversion after. Short trips and patching domestic differences are advised. Birthday readers may gain modestly in four months though new ventures wait until 1958. avoid extravagance and stay balanced, with romance possible in September and good news late December.
The article discusses whether an American soldier in foreign service should be tried by American or host-country courts, noting treaties and status issues in Japan and NATO. It argues the Girard case could entangle U S defense with politics, influencing enrollments and potential constitutional debates.
A discussion on nummular eczema notes it forms coin like patches, often from external irritants. Causes include cosmetics dyes and industrial chemicals. Treatment aims to identify the irritant avoid contact and reduce inflammation with ointments and lotions.
Janice Bixler, Director, states the Ohio University Center has not been open to the general public since 1953. Access is limited to eligible members with identification cards, including Ohio University students, Faculty Club members, office staff, alumni, and donors of at least 150 dollars in scholarships. Sons or daughters of members require a parent.
The Athens Messenger issues announce daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail rates. Advertising rates and delivery options are listed for Ohio and West Virginia, with monthly and yearly subscription prices and Associated Press membership noted.
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