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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1958
Page
4
An editorial addresses children urging them to persuade parents to get polio shots. It cites polio's reach beyond childhood, notes that many adults between 20 and 40 remain unvaccinated, and explains vaccines build individual immunity rather than stopping spread. It emphasizes parental risk and the brief time needed for vaccination.
The Lewistown Daily News argues that IRS rules allowing private electric companies to deduct advertising expenses would threaten freedom of speech and press by making taxation a tool to suppress private advocacy. It warns bureaucrats in Washington could become commissars if this power is upheld.
A harsh column urges factory workers to oppose the Reciprocal Trade Agreements law and GATT arguing it exports U.S. pottery jobs to Japan and other nations. It laments plant closures, warns today’s exporters threaten all industries, and attacks “do-gooders” behind global tariff policy.
Jim Bishop recalls Ber muda assignment for Collier's as he interviews Admiral about a new Navy base built from dredged coral. The talk centers on the U-505 submarine capture. the reporter is warned not to reveal the story, then returns to New York with the clearest war scoop yet.
A Dr George W Crane column presents Thelma G 17 and a classmate case of infatuation versus true love. It cautions against illicit relations before marriage, cites Amnon and Tamar as cautionary parallels, and urges respect, future happiness, and prevention of pregnancy and disease with practical notes on obtaining his sex booklet.
The article explores how past summit meetings among great powers failed to prevent wars and revolutions. It traces events from the 1763 Paris conference to later treaties and dynastic disputes, arguing conferences do not solve core human problems. It compares League of Nations and United Nations efforts with ongoing global strife and questions the value of broad UN summits.
Canadian and American insurers report increased premium income and cross border sales in 1957. Canadian firms earned 199 million in premiums from U S policies while U S firms collected 191 million from Canadians. Annuity premiums favored Canada 46 million to the United States 10 million.
The Public Forum Editor notes questions about the Tenth Congressional District race. Warnings about spending and campaign strength center on incumbent Bartlett, Tom Jenkins’ long tenure, and shifts in Democratic vs Republican support amid primary results and Gallup polls.
Author EAN Kerr discusses her 17 month old Gilbert noting early signs of independence. She recalls her three older sons teaching caution and predicts future mischief beyond smiles and blue eyes. The piece contrasts with Daniel George’s Epitaph of a Dead Author quoted as a satirical poem.
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