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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1958
Page
4
A pamphlet condemns the World Health Organization and Dr. Brock Chisholm, accusing WHO of undermining morality and advocating world government and socialist wealth distribution, arguing constitutions are obsolete and global control harms national freedoms.
A House subcommittee probes the railroad crisis as rail lines face deficits and possible bankruptcies in 1958 amid calls for federal action. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat links restrictive legislation and union featherbedding to the industry’s decline and urges President Eisenhower to lead in saving a national asset.
An New York Times piece explains how boiled-out coal yields valuable chemicals worth more than the coal itself, leaving char as a low-grade fuel. New boilers enable using char for power, improving coal’s economics and strengthening its energy role.
Samuel Goldwyn Jr 31, married to Jennifer Howard Goldwyn, has just produced Proud Rebel. He followed his father’s path from theater work to film, earning experience at Fox West Coast Theatres, Rank, Universal, and Westward Productions before securing a production option for The Journal of Linnet Moore.
Dr. George W. Crane analyzes why a refusal to marry comes as flimsy excuses. He suggests distinguishing excuses from real reasons, notes possible hidden motives, and outlines tests to reveal true preferences. He promises Ned a follow up on using rating scales.
A humorous essay by Dr. Harlow Shapley challenges the idea of a quiet sky. He estimates 100 quintillion stars in the known universe and envisions 100 million planetary systems possibly with life, provoking a sense of cosmic crowds and lonely stars.
A salesman learns the land he sold is underwater and fends off a mad client with a joke proposal to buy a motorboat. A publisher dines with a famed author who unexpectedly pays the bill. The author then confirms the bill is correct. A new 1968 piece by Bennett Cert, distributed by King Features.
Lova Lavonne Atkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Atkins receives national recognition for a poem in the National High School Poetry Association publication Young America Sings. She is a straight A student at Wilbur Wright High School and plans to become a teacher.
An NBC interview with Chiang Kai-shek aired Sunday draws editorials noting his evasive answers and a focus on Formosa history. The piece recounts Formosa’s rulers from Dutch and Spanish to Fukien Chinese, Koxinga, and Japanese influence, and discusses Formosan versus Chinese identity and language.
The World Health Organization pursues nutrition and health education within regional cultures, expands its data and training on atomic energy related health research, and studies radiation effects while coordinating with the United Nations and the World Medical Association to improve global well being.
Daily Vacation Bible School to be held June 16 to 27 at Vanderhoof Baptist Church offering morning classes from 9 a.m. to noon for area children. Also includes a cooking note advising half as much barbecue sauce as water and ham juice for gravy.
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