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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1958

Page

4

U S and Britain Move Into Middle East Crunch

A political analysis argues the Suez victory boosted Nasser and led to Western troop deployments in Lebanon and Jordan to curb Moscow Egypt influence. It warns the UN’s power is limited and calls for a decisive stand to prevent a wider Soviet advance.

Middle East U.S England Khrushchev Russia Nasser Egypt Iraq Lebanon Jordan Syria Iran Saudi Arabia Suez Canal France Hitler Tito Mediterranean Korea

Khrushchev offers patient approach to foreign aid

The piece contrasts Soviet restraint with U S generosity as Tito asks for 285 million. Khrushchev rejects immediate funding, saying return in five years. The author suggests a measured Soviet style as a possible model for Washington.

Khruchchev Yugoslavia Tito Washington Khrushchev

Midwesterners and their unique American outlook

A feature sketch contrasts the Midwestern temperament with coastal anxieties. It highlights preference for steady daily work, small talk, practical humor, self confidence in peace, resilience in war, informal politeness, friendliness with boundaries, curiosity, weather dependence, and deep pride in home life.

Khrushchev

Congress Postpones Power Field on Atomic Energy Debate

Congress delayed a decision on civilian atomic power for at least a year. A 386 million dollar energy bill passed both houses with little new reactor development while President Eisenhower urged half that funding. The long term public versus private power argument looms as the AEC shifts leadership and next year may bring new proposals.

Congress House Senate Eisenhower House Atomic Energy Committee Atomic Energy Commission Adm Lewis L. Strauss AEC Commission Joint Committee Republican Committee Shippingport Duquesne Light Co Capitol Hill

Heart Attack Bed Rest Guidelines From Dr Crane

Henry D aged 52 suffered a heart attack and Dr Cranes guidance stresses six weeks of bed rest critical to recovery. The article explains oxygen needs during attack and recovery, the progression from injury to scar tissue, and the risk of rupture around days ten to fourteen. It also notes possible repeated attacks but reassures long term recovery after complete bed rest.

Henry D Crane

World tensions flare as UN debates World War III era crises

The United Nations Security Council obsesses over Charter paragraphs while troops move in the Middle East and Europe. Sweden Japan and Finland face pressure from Soviet forces and Nasser's influence grows. The speaker criticizes U S policy and notes Allen Dulles leads the CIA as global events threaten broader conflict.

United Nations Russia Security Council Sobolev Turkey Jordan Ben-Gurion Vyshinsky United States Dag Hammarskjold Soviet Russia Nasser Hammarskjold Sweden Finland Haparanda Tornio Arctic Japan Red China Korea Pentagon Douglas MacArthur Truman North Korea China Lebanon Iraq Poland Israel United Nations Security Council NBC CIA Allen Dulles

Middle East Tensions Boost Costs Across Markets

The article notes rising consumer prices driven by Middle East tensions and oil disruption fears. It cites higher gasoline and tire costs, used car prices, commuter fares, and metals like copper steel and aluminum, with futures activity in London and reassurances from U S producers about domestic supply.

Asia Minor Middle East London Suez Canal Europe Detroit

Wealthy donor at charity dinner proclaims Dresses for Debutantes

In a satirical item the wealthy man Sam Smith, president of Dresses for Debutantes, Inc., offers a charity donation of ten dollars and a publicized business address. A Minneapolis druggist note warns about bottle labeling for a horse and for the owner. The piece satirizes social pretensions of 1958.

Oey Adams Sam Smith Debutantes, Inc Main St

Public Forum In a Motel Down New Mexico Way

Tourists sit for dinner in a pretty motel as an Indian guide in moccasins wonders about belief in God. The group eats while the Indian quietly waits for someone to give thanks, then offers a prayer for the food. At the end, Mrs. Annie M. Bartoe from Nelsonville is noted.

New Mexico Annie M. Bartoe

Brain Game Quick Geography Quiz Answers

Questions and scrambled answer hints cover South American emeralds Pa tagonia plains, Balsa wood source, Paraguay capital Asuncion, famed desert in Chile, Lake Titicaca location, Iguazu Falls site, Cotopaxi country. Provided garbled string includes misordered letters and tangential hints.

Patagonia Paraguay Chile Lake Titicaca Cotopaxi

Fitness through Scouts and community leadership

The article lauds the Boy Scouts of America for promoting health through medical, functional, motor, and emotional fitness via open air activities and hygiene. It argues lasting youth fitness requires local leadership and active citizen participation, not new agencies or elite meetings.

Council On Youth Fitness West Point Citizens’ Advisory Committee Boy Scouts of America Boy Scouts Boy Scout Organization

Pocatello Chiefs Name Idaho Power Chief “Big Chief Makeum River Work”

The Pocatello Chiefs adopted Idaho Power Co. president T. F E. Roach into their civic group and renamed him Big Chief Makeum River Work Like Squaw. Roach leads a firm tapping Snake River power potential.

Pocatello, Idahosp Pocatello Idaho Power Co T. F E. Roach Snake River Makeum

Address for mail to The Messenger Publishing Co.

The readable line directs all mail to The Messenger Publishing Co. at 43 West Union Street, Athens Ohio, outlining the postal address for correspondence. The instruction preserves the exact street and city while noting the publisher's name for routing purposes.

Athens Messenger Sunday Messenger Ohio & W.va Athens Ohio Postoffice THE Associated Press Ohio & W. Va the Messenger Publishing Co W. Union &T Athens, Ohio

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