Battle over the Budget as Public Pressure Fades
The article surveys the final Budget battle over a $71.8 billion Administration plan. It notes public pressure wanes as bills hurry to end of session and highlights risks from the International Development Corporation loans and pro‑Kremlin style advocacy. It references President Eisenhower allies, Senator Bridges illness, and Senator Byrd’s claim that House cuts prove budget can be reduced.
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Congress
Executive Branch
Senate
Jenner
International Development Corporation
World Savers
House
Branca
Toledo
Bridges
Republican Policy Committee
Byrd
Break in Arab front boosts West as Saud and Hussein oppose Nasser
The Arab bloc fractures as Saudi Arabia and Jordan oppose Nasser, denouncing his drive for regional dominance and Soviet ties. King Saud renews the Dhahran air base lease, signaling alignment with Western interests while Nasser risks becoming a Soviet puppet.
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Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Nasser
Arabia
Saud
Cairo
Hussein
Middle East
Eisenhower
Washington
Russia
King Saud
America
Dhahran
Hitler
Soviet Union
Photographers a Breed Apart in Waiting for the Story
In a lively reminiscence, the author defends photographers as a patient, humorous, and brave breed who must improvise for strong images. He recalls legends like Jesse Strait and Tommy Flanagan, warns against risky stunts, and highlights peers such as Emil F. Herman and Isadore Kaplan with a rolling gallery of famed moments.
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Jesse Strait
Brooklyn
Strait
Jesse
You
Tommy Flanagan
Loew's
Tommy
Sunday Mirror
New York
Emil F. Herman
King Features
Isadore Kaplan
Queen Marie
Romania
Kaplan
Queenie Kid
Case History of a Psychiatrist Nagging Women
Case V-338 Janet J. aged 22 is described in a psychiatric case study about a fiancée who persistently nags her fiancé Jerry. The narrative notes the dynamics of nagging behavior and the psychiatrist’s observed reactions as the subject provokes irritation and escalation.
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Jerry
George W
Crane Case
Janet J
Astrological Forecast With Personal Notes And Local Visits
Tomorrow's aspects boost business and finance with four months of opportunity. August and September stress personal relationships and expanded social circles. Domestic matters stay favorable through the year. A long, intimate exchange about a domineering dynamic reveals personal tension. follow-up promised. Dowington notes list of local visitors and family visits across Ohio towns.
Hungarian Religious Class Enrollment Rises Across Budapest
In Hungary thousands of pupils sign up for two weekly 50 minute religious classes taught by clergy with state pay. The Education ministry cites no current overall figures, but Budapest schools report registration tripling since July and expect notable increases beyond last year.
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Hungary
Janos Kadar
Poland
Education Ministry
Miklos Tavaszi
Krisztina Square
Stop Me If You Can Laughing Tales From Denver
A collection of humorous vignettes about Ethel Merman’s daughter in Denver and a village doctor recommending meat to a vacationing patient. Myron Cohen jokes feature a man habitually sharing coffee with his wife and her mother, reflecting classic midcentury humor.
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Charlies Allen
Columbus
Allen
Glen Haning
Lester Howell
Willie
Wayne
Tuscarawas
Howell
Lucy Stotts
Stotts
Jack Wallace
Near Athens
Irene Rosenberry
Tuscaranas
Blanche Welker
Harrisonville
Donald Stanley
Danny
Albert Dixon
Nancy
Pearl Robinson
Tom Steinmetz
Athens
Lottie Howell
Massillon
Neva Howell
Thel Merman
Denver
Ethel Merman
Myron Cohen
Thoughtful quote on women's role and future generations
The excerpt attributes to Theodore Roosevelt reflecting on women’s influence shaping future generations and the responsibilities entrusted to those who hold their care. It frames women as heirs and custodians of societal progress.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Revolutionaries Gone Quiet As Bolshevik Leaders Fall
The piece laments the collapse of the 1917 Bolshevik leadership as Khrushchev consolidates power. It contrasts the pragmatic technocrats with earlier idealists, notes anti-Semitic tensions around Kaganovich and Molotov, and questions Western backing of a Regime led by a despot triumphant over rivals.
Can kidney stones be dissolved and how to treat them
The article explains no medicine reliably dissolves kidney stones and most are mineral aggregates forming in the kidney pelvis. It notes stones often cause pain as they move, may be found on unrelated X rays, and stresses analyzing passed stones to guide diet and prevention.
Athenians thank readers on twenty fifth ordination anniversary
The Public Forum in The Messenger shares gratitude from Evelyn and Frede Luchs for Athens letters on the twenty fifth anniversary of his ordination. He recalls the First Presbyterian Church, the town, and the University, noting the anniversary service with Dr Roy Burkhart of Columbus preaching.
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the Messenger
Evelyn
Athens
First Presbyterian Church
Roy Burkhart
Columbus
Brain Game Answers and Marilyns Jewish Name
The quiz lists eight inventor questions with answers: Stephenson Deere Hoe Slater Kay Hargreaves McCormick and Bessemer’s steel process. The section also notes Marilyn Monroe adopting a Jewish name via a rabbi after marrying Arthur Miller.
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George Stephenson
John Deere
Richard M. Hoe
Samuel Slater
John Kay
James Hargreaves
Cyrus McCormick
Marilyn
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Athens Ohio newspaper rate card and masthead
The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger list daily and Sunday delivery options, single-copy prices, and mail rates. Rates include daily and Sunday delivery at 34 cents weekly, monthly, six months, and yearly plans for West Virginia and other areas. Associated Press member disclaimer appears.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Sune
Abe W. Va
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