Limiting fall out and the rationale for nuclear tests
A reflection on limiting nuclear fallout while expanding weapons power. The piece argues the main threat is vast military capability held by the Soviet Union, not tests themselves, and supports strengthening the U.S. nuclear and merchant fleets to deter aggression. It cites Bikini Atoll, naval power, and the need for a robust global trading system as essential to national security and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid- Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Asia
Soviet Union
Russia
America
Europe
Thomas
England
Admiral Carney
Heroes Change By HAL BOYLE
Fashions in heroes shift with times. In boom times the industrial tycoon is the hero, seen as a king of business. Executives are depicted as rugged, self sacrificing leaders, but real life shows long hours, high stress, and rising health risks among corporate leaders.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Lassie
Gene Autry
Elvis Presley
White House
Roy Rogers
Hopalong Cassidy
Eagle Pass
Office
Factory
American Management Assn
Corporation
Chicago
Steel Talk on labor peace and steel price outlook
Steel industry expects a two part impact from labor peace: a quick boost to industrial activity and a push to curb living costs. Prices rose during the strike while inventories were trimmed, with forecasts of a fall and winter rebound as furnaces restart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Steel and Iron
Dr. Crane Offers Hope In Diabetic Struggles Case
In a case history Dr George W Crane discusses Lois W a 16 year old high school student who faces diabetes and suicidal thoughts. He explains diabetes as a pancreas deficiency requiring insulin injections and outlines coping strategies, prognosis, and the broader message to widen perspective and laugh at oneself while facing facts. He notes many diabetics live long and happy lives and invites readers to write for pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oss
George W. Crane
Lois W
Lois
Swees
Crane
Horoscope highlights for tomorrow and year ahead
The Stars Say For Tomorrow describes splendid planetary vibrations aiding intellectual, creative, artistic, and entertainment pursuits. It urges cooperation in personal relationships, advises focusing on occupation and financial stability for birthday individuals, and notes strong social, travel, and romance prospects in early 1957 with cautions about extravagance and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Understanding hernia and rupture surgical decisions
Dr J Jordans comments discuss differences between hernia and rupture, treatment choices for elderly patients, and when a strangulated hernia becomes a surgical emergency. A young man planning marriage weighs delaying surgery for a slack work period, with guidance to consult the operating surgeon for personalized advice.
Lend achand Circle Members Welcome Newest Additions
The Lend achand Circle met at Mrs. Ardis Waggoner's home with Mrs. Dena Welch assisting. Two new members joined, Mrs. Wilda Mae Wiseman and her daughter Joy. Refreshments served as social visits followed, with several members and guests referenced from Columbus, Lancaster, Athens, and surrounding areas.
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Harrisonville
Lendachand
Ardis Waggoner
Dena Welch
Adda Bradfield
Wilda Mae Wiseman
Joy
Henry Levy
Columbus
Frank Halliday
Eagar Camps
Copley
Kenneth Welsh
Keith Plummer
Lancaster
George Clark
Franklin Epple
West
Vivian Lindsey
Charles Sheets
The Blonde Cried Murder in Miami Hotel Drama
A hotel investigation spirals after a woman’s tale of murder leads Gentry, Shayne, and reporter Tim Rourke through deception and a cast of ex-GI suspects. Exposed are a brother sister con and a recent Jacksonville scam involving police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shayne
Tim Rourke
Korea
Bert Paulson
Miami
Rourke
Lucy Hamilton
G.L
Mike
Paulson
Bert
Jacksonville
Gentry
Agai
Gentry Seeks Clues In A Missing Corpse Case
Chief Gentry and Shayne debate a convoluted missing person mystery involving a hysterical girl and her brother. The room reports no Paulson warrant while the team weighs whether a non existent corpse alters the investigation. The intercom crackles with calls to verify facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulson
Shayne
Tim
Rourke
Chief Gentry
Mike
Public Forum calls for hydrant inspection and action
Vie Sherow urges the city water department to fix a leaking Roosevelt Drive hydrant near North Hill, warning the ongoing waste and potential fire danger to local residences and veterans homes. He notes prior promises, cites high water rates, and requests a periodic inspection program to prevent future failures.
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the Messenger
City Water Department
North Hill
Roosevelt Drive
Highland Ave
Dr. Baldwin Residence
Fens
Vie Sherow
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Mary Woodyard
B. E
Carl Phillips
Felix Alfire
Mary Diehl
Earl Atkins
Eugene Atkins
Gordon
Gloria
Olive Oliva Cotterill
Harve Eastman
Millers Port
Howard Chase
Brett Allidor
the Hibiscus
Patton
Will
Ollie
Nellie Paulson
Jax
Gr Brett Halliday
NEA Service 4
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SSO
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