Sherman Adams Replacement Talks After Modern Republicanism Decline
The article reports that Sherman Adams faces resignation as chief of Modern Republicanism due to being a bureaucratic liability and losing influence after the Goldfine revelations. The White House considers Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. as a potential successor, a choice met with strong opposition from GOP leaders.
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Congress
Sherman Adams
White House
Sherm
Adams
Paul Hoffman
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Lodge
Self Propelled Socialism and the Rural Electrification Act Critique
Kenneth L. Scott, director of Agricultural Credit Services, argues the Rural Electrification Act has expanded beyond rural farming areas. He says REA now serves many nonfarm customers and funds itself via government loans, drawing revenue away from private power companies. He also asserts REA should limit its original rural focus and avoid non rural service.
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Kenneth L. Scott
Agricultural Credit Services
Department of Agriculture
REA
Martini expert foresees return to 3 to 1 martini balance
Dr. Frank Gallizio, Turin born oenologist with 35 years in wines and liquors, predicts a shift from 9 to 1 toward a 3 to 1 martini at home and bars. He advocates a heavy ice roll, dry mix, and minimal water with vermouth and gin or vodka, and favors a single pearl onion or a tiny green pepper preserved in wine vinegar. He notes few hangovers in his life and offers a cold shower or coffee as remedies.
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Gallizio
Turin
Dr. Gallizio
Joint Chiefs Ready Middle East Strategy Revealed
The Joint Chiefs of Staff maintain an extensive ready-for-use plans folio for crises from nuclear war to Lebanon. Admiral Holloway moved to command the specified Middle East command as Marines land, with NATO-backed naval and air reinforcements staged and ready in the Mediterranean. The 6th Fleet maintains independent operations with about 50 ships and support vessels to sustain operations even if ports close.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lebanon
Cinespecomme
Middle East
Cincspecomme
Egypt
Israel
Suez
United States
Pentagon
Adm
James J. Holloway
London
Holloway
West
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Air Force
Germany
24Th Infantry Division
11Th Airborne
6Th Fleet
U. S. Navy
NATO
Europe
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases Advice for College Preparation
Tom G aged 18 seeks college success and better grades. Dr. Crane prescribes early preparation, talking to seniors, buying texts, and using running true false and multiple choice exams. He suggests an agenda to manage time and offers a memory booklet for 20c.
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Tom G
T. F. Pasteur
T. F
Public Forum Calls Out Board For Dismissals At June Meeting
The Messenger letter from Robert G. Adkin of Point Pleasant criticizes the Mason County Board of Education for discharging longstanding employees on June 23 1958. He denounces favoritism and lack of superintendent input, urging voters to elect officials who prioritize schools for their boys and girls.
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the Messenger
Board of Education
Mason County
New Uses of Concrete Found in Construction
The building industry explores concrete in new forms challenging curtain walls and traditional walls. Precasting and bubble concrete panels like Cassi-Crete reduce wall weight and time, with 40 percent faster erection and about 20 percent lower costs.
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Architectural Record
F. W. Dodge Corp
Parke-Davis
San Francisco
Pacific Materials Corp
Pacific
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf 1958 vignette
A Beverly Hills visitor meets Steve Brodie who jokes about jumping Brooklyn Bridge. Corbett retorts then walks away. A Beverly Hills home’s 6 year old son in a progressive school says he majors in sandpile. Aberdeen boy Sandy McTavish receives a violin with no strings attached.
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Beverly Hilla
Sandy McTavish
Aberdeen
Sandy
Bennett Cerf
King Features Bractimate
National Review and the Challenge for Conservative Intellectuals
The piece discusses how important independent political publications like National Review are, notes business hesitancy to support controversial voices, and argues for a bold postwar magazine that speaks to young conservatives. It highlights Buckley and peers, and laments dwindling quality in left and right journals.
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New Republic
National Review
William F. Buckley, Jr
God
Yale
Buckley
L. Brent Bozell
James Burnham
John Chamberlain
Whittaker Chambers
Willmoore Kendall
Suzanne la Follette
Frank S. Meyer
William A. Rusher
John Locke
Thomas Jefferson
Herbert Spencer
Robert A. Taft
the Independent
The
Outlook
Collier’s Weekly
Saturday Evening Post
Nation
the New Republic
Masses
United States
Radiation's Harm and Uses Prompts Caution and Hope
Health for Today outlines radiation damage to living tissue from dose onset to long term effects, including skin burns and genetic mutations, while noting safeguards and medical benefits. A separate item reports Dayton GM Inland Manufacturing signing a new two year contract with the United Rubber Workers Union.
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World Health Organization
Dayton—P
General Motors Corp
United Rubber Workers Union
Inland Manufacturing
The Athens Messenger Publishing Details
Billing and delivery rates for The Athens Messenger and The Sunday Messenger are listed, with daily and Sunday delivery options and mail rates for Ohio and West Virginia. The notice includes post office filing details and the Associated Press membership.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio
W. Va
Athens
Postoffice
Act
THE
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
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Kipper
Waite
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Robert G. Adkin
Point Pleasant
By Sam Dawson
Entleman
Jim" Corbett
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
Brodie
Champ
Corbett
Australia
Garth
Ilvanhoe
Nana
Cforge Sokolsky
Social Democratic
W. W. Bauer, M.D
American Medical Association
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