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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1957
Page
4
The piece argues inflation is a permanent threat, with price rises spreading from steel to other industries tied to the cost of living. It criticizes Eisenhower for avoiding controls and urges firm steps like controls and ceilings before the economy worsens, condemning political leaders for weak leadership.
The piece argues against compulsory health insurance, citing voluntary coverage growth since 1941 and the high potential costs. It warns that government involvement could lead to socialized medicine and an expanded role for government in medical care.
New York profile of N. R. Field promoting retirement living housing for the elderly. He notes 15 million Americans aged 65 plus, forecasts growth to 21 million, and describes a 2000 acre Bowtown Beach development near Palm Beach with 8000 homes starting at 13500. Features include trouble bells, bath seats, no stairs, waist level outlets, eye level storage, and wheelchair accessible design.
President Eisenhower has provided Southern opponents with fresh ammunition by admitting he does not fully understand parts of the civil rights bill. He stressed it was written by lawyers, not himself, while acknowledging puzzling phrases and delaying full interpretation until he consults the attorney general. The measure would allow a federal judge to try without a jury and jail a registrar of voters who disobeys a court order, a point critics say risks rapid enforcement without trial.
Lorna G a college coed recalls her mother as a nagging wife with a meek husband noted for generosity and faithfulness. Dr George W Crane presents the case to illustrate erotic frustration and marital tension within a 20 year old students confession.
Washington reports a new preventive serum for Asiatic influenza developed by U S Army doctors and manufactured by six licensed firms. The serum, not a cure, aims at 10 days to two weeks immunity after inoculation and requires annual boosts for ongoing protection.
The writer explains that many diseases and operations are viewed as serious but notes variation in actual risk. The term expresses a vague sense of danger, and the doctor emphasizes considering specific risks for each case.
The reading urges tolerance and good judgment in business and relationships. It forecasts a four month peak for birthday individuals with many job and financial goals, notes August and September domestic happiness, warns against November extravagance, and predicts notable October business news and December personal news. It also advises early 1958 rigor and responsibility, and highlights an intuitive, trustworthy child born that day.
A reader quiz covers US presidents state peaks and world copper reserves while a Q and A column offers medical guidance. Topics include diabetes diet cautions, heart health, cholesterol myth, alcohol with ulcers, hot flashes, and snoring aids.
A Princeton graduate inherits a cattle ranch in the West and clashes with a rustler. A warning about trouble ends in a humorous note about branding irons. A couple experiences car trouble during a flirtatious ride. A director's meeting in 1957 promises a battle of wits, with a wife’s quip about being unarmed.
A column argues that local schooling in earlier decades gave way to state and college board exams, boosting private school enrollment and costs. It cites rising juvenile crime, broken homes, and inconsistent parenting as key factors, urging disciplined training and consistent manners to guide children.
The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger are issued daily with Sunday edition. Subscriptions vary by delivery method and region, with rates listed for daily and Sunday issues and mail options. The paper notes association with the Associated Press and postal classifications.
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