Reaction to Lebanon Crisis Prompt Mixed Press Read
Time magazine sample shows 19 newspapers and columnists favor action while 13 oppose or doubt. Quotes praise speed of military action but critique justification, with varied editorial stances from Los Angeles Mirror-News to Fort Worth Star-Telegram and Athens Messenger.
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U.S
Lebanon
Time Magazine
Los Angeles Mirror-News
New York Daily News
United States
John
Knight
Joseph Alsop
Middle East
Iraq
Fort Worth
Eisenhower
Abilene
Freeing Money, Reclaiming American Freedom from Government
A passionate polemic argues that freedom is eroded by government control of money through subsidies and corruption. The author warns that welfare promises and inflation rob citizens and urges reclaiming monetary control to restore liberty. Hangover socialists are labeled as entrenched in power.
Personal Pleasures List From a Life Adventure
A narrator recalls a personal catalogue of pleasures from cigars and Notre Dame football to Bali girls and wartime London. He notes family happiness, poetry, art, and the simple joys of porch talks, moonlit harvests, and snow in childhood, ending with a prompt to readers to share their own lists.
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Notre Dame
Bing Crosby
Helen Hayes
Charlie Chaplin
W. C. Fields
Eifel Tower
St. Peter’s
Rome
Great Pyramid
Cairo
Bali
Kansas
Jonathan Swift
Thomas Hardy
R. L. Stevenson
George Bernard Shaw
H. L. Mencken
Shakespeare
Keats
A. FE
Housman
Emily Dickinson
Great Plains
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Summit Confusion Over Khrushchev Summit Plan
The article traces Khrushchev’s push for a five power Middle East summit and the split among Allied leaders over location and participation. It covers Britain’s UN Security Council proposal, France’s opposition, Ike’s cautious reply, and De Gaulle’s demand for a calmer venue.
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Macmillan
Khrushchev
Security Council
White House
Eisenhower
Middle East
France
Charles de Gaulle
Doctor Crane’s Personal Cases Dr Carleton’s flower therapy for children
Dr R Milton Carleton a versatile botanist and horticulturist advocates using flowers to treat handicapped children and boost morale. He cites a clinic where gardening inspired an uncooperative youth to care for a window box, fostering pride, social interest, and reduced egocentrism.
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George W. Crane
R. Milton
University of Uppsala
Sweden
Linnaeus
Carleton
Sam
World War II, Because of His Own Scientific Labors. and Dr. Carleton
Henry Ward Beecher
Georgia
Central Bank Returns To Long Term Bond Market
A small but influential group trades in government securities as the Central Bank resumes buying long term bonds to keep markets orderly. The move, aimed at supporting U S bond prices amid recession and Middle East tensions, follows a 1952 stop on long term bonds and a Treasury return to the money market. The market includes 17 dealers, five banks, and others active in both long and short term issues.
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Federal Reserve System
U. S
Federal Reserve
U. S. Treasury
Middle East
Central Bank
The
Treasury
Nonsense Names and A Witty Classroom Exchange
In Washington a worker with no given names is listed as R only B only Jones on payroll, prompting a humorous pay slip to read Ronly Bonly Jones. A Detroit boy challenges his father’s gibes on fortune and cites a joke about joining minds.
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Washington
Jones
R. B
Tomorrow’s routine tweaks promise time and money saved
The note urges careful planning to improve efficiency now and suggests favorable outcomes in the year ahead. It highlights a five month period with lasting welfare impact, potential travel for those with birthdays, and strong romance prospects August to October plus December creativity.
continuous war across decades reshapes world order
The piece argues war has been ongoing since 1914 and remains constant through shifts in power. It discusses Britain’s decline, American role under Roosevelt, tax costs of war, and the fragile stability of currency and alliances in a long lasting global conflict. It notes Canada relations and warns of changing alliances and identities over time.
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Europe
Russia
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Britain
Japan
Canada
Nasser
Nehru
Health for Today on overindulgence and psychological roots
Dr. Leo H. Bartemeier of the AMA cautions that excess in food drink and tobacco reflects emotional imbalance. He urges replacing satisfactions rather than punishment and highlights group approaches to curb overeating and smoking. Portsmouth firemen report water in the Gallia St station pond draws students and animals.
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Leo H. Bartemeier
A.M.A. Council On Mental Health
Bartelmeier
Portsmouth
Gallia St
The Athens Messenger Publishing Details
The notice lists pricing for The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger with daily and Sunday delivery options. It notes mail rates for Ohio and West Virginia, and provides postal classifications and office address at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Fenone
Associated Press
Piscoeecs
W. Union
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Hal Boyle
London
James Marlow
Nikita Khrushchev
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Moscow
Chamoun
King Hussein
Jordan
Soviet Union
India
Geneva
Dulles
Hall
Cuuber
Pesterton
Pesty
Fellas
Thanx
Herb Jackson
Hoboken Sta
Hoboken N.S
Pal
Doctor Crane
Dr. Carleton
America
Asiana
FED
Bennett Cerf
Detroit
Miss Casey
King Features Syndicate
George Sokolsky
W. W. Bauer, M.D
American Medical Association
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