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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
4
The piece argues that optimism for a near revival is limited and warns against overreliance on government intervention. It questions the belief that currency manipulation can sustain full employment and notes a persistent faith in government action despite slowing business activity. It also cites wishful thinking as a factor shaping public opinion.
The piece warns that US public debt nears a tipping point where repayment becomes unlikely. It totals roughly 1 trillion dollars when including unsecured liabilities like Social Security and veterans’ benefits, urging restraint and reduced government spending to avoid disaster.
Ramine an 18 year old Tahiti hula champion describes Bora Bora as green quiet and carefree with 1600 residents. She recalls simple living low prices and local customs while noting crime is rare and dances are constant. She enjoyed Manhattan adventures but would not move there.
Bernard Goldfine exploits the hotel room bugging episode and alleged document pilfering by his secretary to claim persecution. The affair centers on a House subcommittee probe into his financial dealings and support for Sherman Adams, with Shacklette defending the investigation amid politicized scrutiny.
Alfred B., a Northwestern psychology student, recalls a date with a coed who smoked in the car. He compares her to a locomotive with twin smoke stacks and criticizes ads and social behavior.
Puzzle prompts missing biblical words from eight quotations, asking to supply the correct terms. It includes phrases such as go to the and thou slug gard and other incomplete lines, plus a long editorial aside about gender and romance in a 20th century newspaper column.
The article discusses Canada’s growth driven by outside capital, especially U S investment. It notes eight billion dollars in long term U S holdings, concerns over U S firms operating in Canada, potential resource exploitation, and the impact on Canada’s trade balance as buyers of American goods. It mentions Canada’s role as a major customer at about 300 million dollars monthly and calls for shifting purchases to close the trade gap.
In Marion Indiana ENNETH WEESNER swears a horse spoke on a country road telling him the carburetor was the issue. He later reports the car ran fine after the farmer’s horse predicted the fix. A girl attends her first symphony and exults Beethoven’s Fifth.
The guide cautions avoiding contention in discussions and being cautious with strangers over finances. It notes 1958 favorable for finances with late August to November caution, October for career gains, and December potential for popularity and prestige. A birthday card predicts sentimentality and keeping promises, plus a calendar as a 365 day deck metaphor.
Cabot presses for study of whether buying abroad or selling abroad is economically advantageous, weighing wages, subsidies, and efficiency. The essay questions how foreign trade fits policy, full employment, and postwar prosperity versus Soviet and West German competition, urging a reasoned 1958 view.
Health Education details the origins and transmission of Q fever, tracing its emergence among slaughterhouse workers and animal handlers. It describes the Coxiella burnetii organism, infection routes from dust and animal products, clinical signs, and the value of vaccines, pasteurization, and antibiotics in control and treatment.
Ruth Anne Gullet vacations with Mr and Mrs John Gullet on Route 160. Garnett Russell returns to Holzer Hospital after a week with her sister on Clark Chapel Rd. Ralph Coburn and family visit Huntington relatives on Route 160. Clothis Eblin and Margaret Russell spend weekend with Garnet Russell and Charlie Eblin on Waterloo Star Route.
The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger publish daily and Sunday editions with distinct mailing and carrier rates. The paper is a Second Class matter in Athens Ohio and a member of the Associated Press with notices directed to Union Ohio.
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