Summit Dilemma reshapes US stance on Khrushchev crisis
The article surveys how the Middle East and Lebanon tensions, Soviet diplomacy, and U S reactions drive a pivot toward a UN summit. It notes liberal senators’ fears, Joint Chiefs’ Marines deployment, and conflicting signals from Eisenhower Macmillan and de Gaulle, framing the episode as a strategic anticlimax.
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Congress
Middle East
Khrushchhv
Lebanon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Iran
Khrushchev
Joint Chiefs
Russia
Turkey
State Dulles
United States
Truman
Yalu River
Macmillan
London
Great Britain
de Gaulle
Paris
Ike
Dag Hammarskjold
Hungary
Nehru
Nasser
Eisenhower
Tin Pan Alley Star Bob Allen Rejects Rock N Roll
Bob Allen, 31, the top tunesmith of Tin Pan Alley, says he has never written a rock n roll song. His 75 plus published works and three top ten hits with Doris Day Pat Boone and the Four Lads show his success. He composes in his head walking and rarely uses a piano. He says fame comes from listeners humming his tunes not from wealth.
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Tin Pan Alley
Bert Allen
Bob Allen
Doris Day
Pat Boone
Four Lads
Bob
Johnny
Troy
N. Y
Manhattan
Julie Wilson
Billy Daniels
Allen
Congress pressured and pressed by world events in year end
A Washington perspective notes Congress shows fatigue and flux as it nears August adjournment with elections looming. It highlights defense, space, Alaska statehood, debt, postal changes, and foreign aid funding battles, amid Middle East pressures guiding veto and compromise, and possible labor reform repeal unlikely.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Middle East
Statehood
Alaska
Doctor Crane's Personal Advice Booklet Offered
Jim faces humiliation after a sudden exclamation from his girlfriend and vows to plan ahead. The message urges readers to think ahead in love or business and offers a non profit booklet to change the future by Dr George W Crane.
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George W. Crane
Classic Play, Kennicott, Proteus, and Arthurian Court Hints
A reader asks about eight prompts from literature and history including the setting of a play in Grover's Corners New Hampshire and where Carol Kennicott resides, plus questions on Proteus and Valentine, Quality Street, Tom Brown’s school, King Arthur’s court, Madame Defarge’s city, and Elaine’s homeland. The piece then offers dating conversation advice using the H E L P method with hobbies entertainment literature and politics to ease pauses on dates. It also invites readers to request booklets on conversational techniques by mailing a stamped envelope and 20 cents.
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Grover’s Corners
N.H
Carol Kennicott
Proteus
Valentine
Quality Street
Tom Brown
King Arthur
Madame Defarge
Tennyson
Elaine Bve
Alice
Jim
Nagy murder claims mire Western leaders in summit plotting
Reading a Manchester Guardian letter, K. Zilliacus accuses Eisenhower and Macmillan of causing Nagy’s murder by doubting a summit with Khrushchev. The piece rails at Khrushchev’s publicity stunts, NATO delays, and UN brinkmanship, contrasting Eisenhower’s dignity with Khrushchev’s antics.
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K. Zilliacus
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Imre Nagy
Manchester Guardian
Zilliacus
Nagy
United States
Berlin
China
Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Oil firms face profits squeeze as recession bites profits
The Oil companies report six months of 1958 earnings down 35.4 percent from 1957 first half totals show 835 458 000 versus 1 293 765 000 with price weakness from high inventories and rising costs blamed while signs emerge that demand is stabilizing inventories are normalizing and recession may be ending with recovery seen ahead
Try and Stop Me and Other Quips From a Busy Year
A string of brief items notes a seven year old wanting a pony over another sibling and a father resolving to be more patient with a difficult teen. It also mentions a son seeking patience with his dad and a tailors’ complaint at the U S Mint.
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Onathan
Jonathan
Ernest Brevins
Tom
Bleving
Astrological Insights For Personal Ties In 1958
The Stars Say Tomorrow brings splendid planetary alignments that favor cooperation and new friendships. September offers pleasant financials with caution advised. October may bring recognition from superiors, while November requires prudence in money matters. A September birthday bodes energetic effort toward life goals and comforts.
Wake Up Americans article draws reader action and letters
A weekly Public Forum piece urges readers to spread the message of an article titled Wake Up Americans. It asks recipients to pass along a copy, have relatives request reprinting, and contact the National D A R and UN matters. The letter also cites local road concerns near Athens and community updates from Alfred and Coolville areas.
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the Messenger
Aid For
America
D.A.R
Washington, D. C
Mental Health
The Athens Messeng as Published Daily
Classified postal rates and mailing information for The Messenger Publishing Co based in Athens Ohio outline subscription prices and delivery options. It notes rates for daily Ohio and West Virginia editions, weekly and annual terms, and mail service details.
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Athens
Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union &T
Athens, Ohio
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United Nations
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Review of Congressional Year
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Brain Game
Jim J
Nikita
Chorge Sokolsky
Anna Held
Karl Marx
Europe
Lenin
By Sam Dawson
U. S
Bennett Cerf
Tailers
U. S. Mint
Duteibe
King Features Syndicate
the Public Forum
Covington, Ky
No Man’s Land
Guysville
Coolville
Carthage Township
Stewart-Lottridge
Carthage
Rome
Carthage-Troy
Eral
Coolvillle
Alfred
MYF
Ronnie Burke
Lancaster
WSCS
Lewis E. Buell
Charles D. Woode
Oraturdays
Sune
W. Va
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