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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1957
Page
4
The council-manager system centers authority in a trained city manager who runs day to day operations while the elected council selects and can remove the manager. Transition requires a strong sponsoring committee, volunteer trustees to draft a charter, public education, and a vote at the next election leading to adoption at the polls.
President Eisenhower urges governors at Williamsburg to take back powers and programs from Washington and propose fields for state reentry and tax adjustments to ease federal burden. He frames this as reducing centralization while meeting public demand for welfare and infrastructure services. States must lead practical plans.
Traffic safety experts hail a shift by major manufacturers toward safety features and responsible design after a period of speed and power driven racing and advertising. The piece urges motorists to follow this safer trend as accident fatalities loom.
The Nickerson case ends with ten general officers stripping a colonel of rank for a year and fining him 1500 dollars after he revealed classified 1500 mile missile data. The debate centers on whether army or air force should lead long range missiles and the implications for defense policy and public information.
Case history of Clyde R. who started a daily three-praise habit to extrovert his personality. Over 30 days he finds praise shifts his mindset, improves relations with coworkers and retirees, and inspires others to start clubs in churches and youth groups. Public promotion encourages joining with a small fee.
A survey shows about 20 million fishermen bowlers and hunters, with bowling alone costing billions in facilities and equipment. AMF highlights automatic pinsetters boosting 24 hour play, while outdoor sportsmen forecast a three billion dollar year for fishing and hunting.
A collage of brief jokes and wry lines: college classmates reunite in rain and a saloon, a note about an umbrella and a grandfather clock, a fisherman explains bait without a hook, and Maine Governor Muskie on economists.
The horoscope notes friendly Sunday influences but warns against overspending and speculation especially in August and November. For Sunday birthdays a six month cycle could improve finances and job prospects with prudent effort. Monday hints at new ventures and advancement through initiative and responsibility.
The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Chairman Hruska leads a probing session on Wat kins and Jencks rulings. He warns that overreach risks individual rights and U S law, while conservatives fault the Warren Court as extreme and anarchic in its view of rights.
The article explains multiple sclerosis a nervous system disease affecting the spinal cord and brain with varied symptoms such as double vision tremor and unsteady gait. It notes about 100000 cases in the United States and highlights research funded by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, along with cautious treatment approaches and the hope from ongoing study.
A compact quiz on famous artists with questions about Mona Lisa Sistine Chapel Thinker and Night Watch. Includes notes on private tank cars labeling SHPX CGTX and a mention of ownership by private car companies.
A short verse by Jessie A Whisman from Athens R D 4, reflecting on social etiquette and neighborly visits. The speaker admits keeping a untidy home and a rumpled blouse while enjoying praise from visitors who detect a life spent in a swings and birdsong.
Delivery details show single copy price ten cents with daily and Sunday editions. Annual rates listed include one month five dollars and six months ten, yearly nine dollars with separate mail delivery options. Associated Press member note echoes standard news service.
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