Dulles Outlines Peace Policy Amid Arms Race Concerns
Secretary of State Dulles argues US foreign policy rests on peace justice and liberty to guide change away from violent aggression. He defends collective security while acknowledging flaws and urges ending the costly arms race by maintaining deterrence and supporting allies. He cites new nations and a goal to wage peace without nuclear war.
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United States
State Dulles
Associated Press
Dulles
Mr. Dulles
U.S
Free World
Khrushchev Hype on Hydrogen Bomb Questioned
Khrushchev claimed Russia possesses a hydrogen bomb so large Moscow could not test it. Experts note no limit to size is practical due to fallout and diminishing returns. Most likely the talk is propaganda, not a real buildup. Khrushchev’s statements deserve debunking.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Soviet Union
America
Moscow
Khrushchev
Arctic
Kremlin
Honk Coakley Takes Risky Sail on Momma's Sable
Hank Coakley buys a 48 foot boat named Momma's Sable with his wife aboard. The voyage ends with engine trouble, a near-dock collision, and a mangled dock as Coakley, known for blasting his horn, navigates toward La Paz in a seaside misadventure.
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Hank Coakley
Momma
Point Loma
Hank
Honk Coakley
Captain Bligh
Honk
Mother
Yacht Club
LA Paz
C. G
Coast Guard
Cork Bey
Sable
Cantena
Case History of a Psychiatrist Case V-319
Tom G aged 19 serves a life sentence for murder after a quarrel with his girlfriend over pregnancy ends in her death. His mother recalls a troubled romance, parental vetoes, and a night of drinking that preceded the alleged crime. She asks why they were not told sooner to act differently.
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Tom G
Tom
Dr Crane
Stassen Faces Internal Strife Over Disarmament Talks
Washington report outlines leaks and internal friction as Harold Stassen, once Eisenhower aide, shifts under State Department supervision. Dulles reportedly reprimanded him for discussions with Valerian Zorin while Britain and France fear backroom negotiations. Julius Holmes assigned to advise Stassen in London.
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State Department
Stassen
Eisenhower
States Dulles
Washington
Dulles
Europe
Atlantic
Britain
France
Valerian Zorin
Russia
Rep. McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Lincoln White
Department
Julius Holmes
London
Holmes
The Family Doctor By Edwin P Jordan
A brief note outlines a column by Edwin P Jordan about medical advice and health topics. It hints at a past occurrence where a small headline appeared in a newspaper, prompting reflection on medical journalism.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Horoscope Advice and Smallpox History Story Snapshot
Tomorrow guidance urges caution with documents and a hopeful birthday forecast notes a four month career cycle. It cites late October rewards and September social excitement while warning against extravagance and praising prudent domestic matters. The piece then shifts to a historical account of smallpox vaccination traced to Edward Jenner and the 1796 experiment that led to immunity and modern vaccination.
Reunion Banquet Ends With Pants Dropped Laugh
A class reunion banquet featured speeches by old grads with one guest organizing a sweepstakes to pick the longest speaker. A celebrity repeats remarks six times until a note causes a speaker to stop, revealing his pants are slipping. A prison guard’s tongue‑in‑cheek renaming of Jules Verne’s Around the World.
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Sing Sing
Bennett Cerf
King Features
Quote warns against worshiping custom over truth
Thoughtful line from Zimmerman urges readers to avoid elevating any custom above truth and calls for tempered judgment. The statement emphasizes humility and critical thinking over blind adherence to tradition.
Evading Securities Law Sparks Debate on Swiss Trusts
A former SEC head argues Swiss banks and foreign holders obscure beneficial owners, allowing tax evasion and hidden control of U S corporations. He notes gaps in Section 16(a) enforcement and warns this secrecy could threaten national defense during inflationary times.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
James O. Eastland
J. Sinclair Armstrong
Navy
Commission
Switzerland
United States
Armstrong
Europe
Nassau
Canada
Ladies Aid Meeting at Board Baptist Church
The Ladies Aid of Board Baptist Church met with Mrs. Fanny Taylor for a pot luck dinner. Bible school is held at Board Church every Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Edward and children visited with local families including the Blessings and the Fry family.
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger publishes daily Sunday editions with separate carrier rates and regional delivery options. Prices include 7 to 10 cents per copy and weekly or monthly rates. newspaper is an Associated Press member with postal classifications noted.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
W. Va
Athens
Ohio
THE
Associated Press
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