Rockefeller challenge to Nixon stirs GOP debate
Rockefeller issues manifesto challenging Vice President Nixon to lay out policies on major issues. The move does not seem to dent Nixon's lead or weaken his support from Eisenhower and party leaders. Rockefeller hints at long term aims while acknowledging slim chances of a 1960 VP run, and his action may spur issue-focused discussion.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Irony of Roosevelt careers linger in obituaries recounted
The piece recalls Theodore Roosevelt the elder who pursued military glory while becoming a successful president, and his son the soldier who failed to win a political destiny. The son served as lieutenant colonel in World War I and brigadier general in World War II before dying in 1944, while his naval secretary post and 1924 governor bid were unfulfilled.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Theodore Roosevelt
Spain
Theodore
Valhalla
Pressure on Resources Progress and Water Demand Rising
A Commerce Department report warns that daily water needs may rise about 70 percent in 20 years from 299 billion gallons to about 494 billion. Re-use of treated wastewater already serves many homes, with more reuse likely as commercial and industrial demand grows.
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Commerce Department
Dear Abby Advice Sparks Clock Clocking and Love Dilemma
Dear Abby columns cover a German cuckoo clock gift provoking clock requests from relatives. A wife asks about handling expectations after revealing price and availability. A patient married woman confesses crush on her family physician and is advised to avoid revealing feelings. A man asserts household chores prove manhood. Abby suggests setting boundaries and learning to say no.
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Abby
Germany
Harry M. Z
Truman on espionage and CIA history stance
The interview outlines Truman’s view on spying and the CIA’s origins from OSS in 1947, noting the CIA’s overseas focus, the FBI-CIA division of labor, and Powers’ U2 mission run by a private contractor. It discusses espionage as a profession, risks of blackmail, and the enduring role of intelligence in war.
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Truman
CIA
Congress
OSS
Harry Truman
Act of Congress
Roscoe Hillenkoetter
Air Force
Francis Gary Powers
Billy Wilder Says Hollywood Needs More Serious Film Fans
The famed writer director producer Billy Wilder defends his genius and jokes about Marilyn Monroe rift rumors. He stresses punctuality and recalls 18 Oscar nominations with three wins. Wilder laments bad pictures lingering worldwide and jokes about his daughter watching them on television.
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Marilyn Monroe
Wilder
Miss ‘Monroe
Billy
Hollywood
Nixon and Rockefeller Face Key Hurdles in 1960 Race
Vice President Richard Nixon and New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller each face a major obstacle as they seek the Republican nomination. Nixon must win over independents while retaining conservative backers, and Rockefeller must persuade a party wary of change to embrace his liberal ideas if denied the nomination.
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Nixon
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Congress
Applecarts
Maude the mule learns psychology and avoids electric wire
Dr. Crane recounts Maude a Tennessee mule aged ten who after a lesson in conditioning avoids single electrified wire and a corn planter. The piece explains conditioned reflexes and suggests corporal punishment as a parenting aid while inviting letters to obtain Dr. Crane's booklet.
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Maude
Tennessee
Mauge
Local Guests Visit in Chi cago and Nearby Homes
Mrs Lillian Howard spends a three week vacation with her son in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Len Ostriess host. Mr and Mrs John Boothe of Corning visit the Powells. Mr and Mrs Frank Darling of Chillicothe visit the Howards. Mr and Mrs Carl Hull host Paul Hull and family from Columbus.
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Union Furnace
Lillian Howard
Mrs
Len Ostriess
Chicago
John Boothe
Corning
Farold Powell
Frank Darling
Chillicothe
Howard Powell
Carl Hull
Paul Hull
Columbus
Talking to Children About Right and Wrong
In this column the writer argues that parents and teachers should discuss moral choices with children while both feel calm and positive. He cites Look Magazine findings on moral decline and stresses talking about right and wrong in concrete situations rather than in anger. He recommends structured reading time for their daughter to reinforce discipline.
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Look Magazine
Charaiy
Ten
Athens County Land Transfers Report
Clarence Notestine of Wellston transfers five acres in Lee Township to Charles Ney of Albany Route 1. Frank E. Cone of Athens County transfers 149.43 acres in Ames Township to Robert B. Cone et al. Herbert E. Parsons of Athens County transfers an undivided 4-7 interest in two Rome Township tracts to Herbert L. Parsons of Guysville Route 1. Also two tracts in Carthage Township listed for transfer.
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Clarence Notestine
Wellston
Charles Ney
Albany
Lee Township
Frank E. Cone
Athens County
Robert B. Cone
Ames Township
Herbert E. Parsons
Herbert L. Parsons
Guysville
Rome Township
Carthage Township
Try and Stop Me on Broadway and Mischief at Iowa State
Notes from the theater world report a knock down drag out scene in TP THE MIRACLE WORKER with Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke and stage chaos with foods cups and forks. Iowa State sorority girls received a box of eleven white mice and later a note taunting twelve mischievous devils.
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Anne Bancroft
Patty Duke
Iowa State
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger published weekly and Saturday editions with separate pricing for daily, Sunday, and mail delivery. The notice lists delivery options, rates for different regions, and the paper's postal designation as a second class matter in Athens Ohio, with contact at 43 W Union St.
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Athens Messenger
Ny & Cacupt
Sunday Messenger
U. S
Possessions Daily
Wuneny
Weble Ocak CIA
Athens
Onio
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Ohio
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