Eisenhower calls for tolerance toward neutral nations amid East West tension
The president seeks to balance Western alliances with respect for nations choosing neutrality. He notes that neutrality does not equal enemy status and argues Americans should accept diverse paths to development. He cites SEATO members and India to illustrate differing security choices and recalls the U.S. own neutral stance for 150 years.
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Eisenhower
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
White House
SEATO
India
Mentrala
America
Seaton Tops Interior Post Amid Mixed Senate Backing
The Senate and many observers favor Fred Seaton of Nebraska for Secretary of the Interior after strong praise from Democrats previously critical of his predecessor Douglas McKay. Seaton, rising from a Nebraska Senate vacancy to White House staff, is seen as a steady hand amid public versus private power debates and a symbol of shifting political currents.
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U.S. Senate
Fred Seton
Nebraska
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Seaton
Washington
Interior
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Interior Department
Scrawlings on Thought and Thoreau in Modern Life
A column discusses office thinking versus breaks, suggesting a daydream period may spark ideas. It contrasts Thoreau’s quiet living with today’s noisy lives, mocks the name-dropper, and ends with a playful note on a 106 year old Mrs. Tirza Gonzalez amid reflections on immortality and modern culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry David Thoreau
Thoreau
Tirza Gonzalez
el Paso
Tex
Eisenhower and the question of a second term legacy
President Eisenhower nears the end of his term while recovering from surgery. The piece weighs whether his presidency will be remembered as a shaping, peaceful era and whether a second term would alter that historic assessment. It compares his crisis management with Roosevelt and Truman and notes his role in thawing the Cold War.
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Eisenhower
James Marlow
Washington
White House
Lincoln
Clinton Rossiter
Cornell University
Rossiter
Roosevelt
Truman
United Nations
Russia
Korea
United States
Gentle Horseman and Woman Breaker Meet in Cashtown
In a dusty corral Frank, a veteran horse breaker, gently breaks a wild bay gelding while Jean Cash watches and mentors through a corner pen. She leads the horse to her saddle, proving a sharper, kinder method. Their mutual respect grows as pasts surface and Rafter C’s needs loom.
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Prank
Frank
SE 2
Jean Cash
Jean
Cashtown
Rafter
Janet
Case History of a Psychiatrist by Dr Crane
A psychiatrist discusses Hilda K a 29 year old wife and mother whose sudden night terror led to hospital care. He contrasts sedatives and the drug reserpine with a mixed treatment of modern medicine and psychological analysis exposing sexual frustration as the root of her neurosis.
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George W. Crane
Hilda K
Crane
Hilda
Stars forecast for 1957 includes travel and gains
The forecast notes a dull stretch from September to mid December with delayed problem solving. It urges study and objective thinking for eventual results and predicts strong opportunities and monetary gain for those with a tomorrow birthday, plus travel and domestic romance in August and September.
Bed Wetting in Children Aids and Alarms
Dr. Edwin Y. Jordan discusses enuresis in children ages three to fifteen, noting prevalence and distress. He reviews approaches from fluid restriction to waking schedules, and highlights a moisture alarm device that prompts the child to resume dry sleep, stressing parental cooperation and common sense.
Residents and visitors gather in Columbus regional social notes
Mr and Mrs James Cox and Miss Maggie Williams hosted in Athens with Mrs J L Cavanaugh and Mrs Blanche Potter. Joe Ruth and Janice visit in Clarksburg W V. Mrs Donald Hoskinson Rita Kay Jimmy and Johnny of Columbus with Airs. Ed Huffman spent weekend with Mrs Vansky. They were joined by Mrs Laura Hooper of Columbus visiting Mrs James McKibben. The Peters family from London and Lancaster guests of relatives. Carl Irvin of Columbus bought the Chapman home to occupy soon as the Chapmans move to Charleston to live with daughter Mrs S T Favor. Ernest Atkinson and Gayle in Columbus. Mr and Mrs H E Duncan return to Cincinnati. William Welch and Huberteck of Columbus visited Beck’s family. Postmaster J R O Leary spent part of week in Columbus for a postmasters convention and relatives. Mrs James McKibben
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HE. Duncan
Cincinnati
William Welch
Robert
Huberteck
Columbus
Military Mail Call for Athens Ohio servicemen
The Messenger invites readers to submit full names and addresses of service members. Include town, sender name, and complete mailing details. An entry reads Sedwick, Priv. Jack, Amesville RA 18555797, Company HI, 10th Infantry Regiment, Fort Ord California.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Sedwick
Pri. Jack
Amesville
Fort
Local Notices From Prattsville and Nearby Areas
Mrs Alice Ogle and children visited her mother Mrs Bertha Jacoby of Marietta. Mr and Mrs Francis Martin and family were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Pearl Martin. Mr and Mrs Zed Thoma called on Mrs George Dearth. Putman Chapel WSCS meets at Mrs George Dearth’s home on Friday June 15. Ann Dearth attends 4H Junior Leadership Camp in Ohio as a delegate from Vinton County. Phillip Perry spent a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Eonely Perry. ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE Mr and Mrs William Griffith New Lexington announce the marriage of their daughter Catherine to Walter Daniels son of T W Daniels of Columbus. The ceremony was in First Methodist Church at Lancaster June 2 with Dr George Herd officiating. The room clerk works in Columbus as a television technician.
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Prattsville
Alice Ogle
Ogle
Bertha Jacoby
Marietta
Francis Martin
Pearl Martin
Zed Thoma
George Dearth
Putman Chapel
WSCS
Vinton County
Ohio
Phillip Perry
Eonely Perry
Edna Deft
William Griffith
New Lexington
Catherine
Walter Daniels
T. W. Daniels
Southwood Ave
Columbus
First Methodist Church
Lancaster
George Herd
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