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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1955
Page
4
A 1950s note argues for broader highway safety by fostering courtesy and responsibility among all drivers. It cites a 30,000 accident survey showing many drivers lack responsibility, urges public involvement with groups like the National Safety Council, and envisions a shift to sportsmanlike driving to reduce wrecks.
World Today reports that at the Geneva Big Four talks Bulganin reiterates Molotov's 1954 plan for a 32-nation European security system with the US as a guest member but insists NATO be abolished and US troops withdraw from Europe and territories. Germany reunification hinges on NATO status, making progress unlikely.
An article notes broad diversification by major firms as General Tire buys RKO Pictures and many companies expand beyond core products. It cites General Motors testing radical train concepts, Du Pont and Du Pont peers diversifying into films and textiles, and utilities and oil groups exploring new sectors including nuclear prospects.
A reader recounts his happy 12 year marriage after following Dr George W Crane’s advice on erotic appetite and domestic harmony. The column urges wives to adapt to their husbands needs with care and cautions against meddling mothers.
Dr Jordan explains normal blood clotting balances and how factors like prothrombin thrombin and fibrin influence clots. He notes conditions such as purpura and hemophilia and describes treatments including heparin transfusions and local measures to modify clotting speed.
The reading warns sudden plan changes tomorrow may occur but can aid long term goals with judgment and patience. It notes a birthday today bringing ambition for new ventures yet advises caution in financial risks this August while creative pursuits in September look promising. A child born today is described as intuitive and ambitious. The Bayeux tapestry reference recalls Hastings and Norman invasion.
The tale follows Johnny Ringo and Stilwell as Curly Bill and a hardened outlaw crew prepare a bold stagecoach and rustling operation. Wyatt and a young rider named Pony Deal edge into a planned stand as the gang consolidates, with Behan absent and Curly eyeing a new hand.
Columbus scene reports General Frank J. Lausche urging strong backing for a bond issue before November. The plan would fund mental and educational facility construction and state office space, financed by an automatic tax hike subject to voter approval under a constitutional amendment to lift the current debt limit.
Herbert Chamberlain of McArthur and 73 agriculture students achieved a grade average of 3.5 or better at Ohio State University. Webb of Letart Falls and Fred J. Cox of Logan Route 3 joined 120 commerce students reaching a high average. The Henry Hudson arch in New York City, at feet, is cited as the world’s longest plate girder fixed steel arch.
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