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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1956
Page
4
The nation watches his second illness ills ileitis and recovery while Congress struggles ahead. Doctors see no barrier to a 1956 run, but timing and duty weigh on his mind as Adenauer Nehru Panama and domestic bills loom. His choice will center on the public welfare.
New York columnist HAL Boyle shares assorted mailborne tidbits from Europe and America. The notes range from a bride’s cooking test in some countries to Twain on impromptu speech, record prices for classical LPs, a $4000 diving set, a weightless hearing aid, and a squirrel hoard in a redwood heart. The column threads through clever quotes, historic curiosities, and light social observations, ending with a quip about men spitting and aging.
The piece argues that German Chancellor Adenauer's U.S. visit should aim beyond routine diplomacy and seize the moment to press for reunification of Germany. It suggests that a strong U.S. stance could sharpen West Germany's position, counter Soviet aims, and impact the broader Cold War.
The Supreme Court’s term ended with major rulings against segregation in tax supported colleges and public recreation, while dodging a ruling on bus segregation. It limited denaturalization, narrowed security clearances, upheld immunity rules, and backed a Fifth Amendment- related firing case. It also said sedition prosecutions must be federal and protected peaceful picketing from Taft-Hartley restrictions.
A psychiatrist Dr Crane warns Judy and other students about the risk of being labeled communists for joining a May Day parade. He praises Judy for foreseeing future consequences of innocent actions during her Europe trip and urges teens to think ahead to protect future job and public office opportunities.
The column blends astrological guidance for tomorrow and birthdays with social notes. It mentions creative work inspiration, late evening caution against rash promises, and financial prospects for a birthday individual between now and mid-August with a hopeful year ending in December. It lists several weekend and midweek visits to and from various families and individuals across Ohio and nearby states.
Dr. Jordan explains orthoptic eye exercises used for squint and related disorders. These exercises aim to train eye muscles to work together and may educate the brain, but they cannot replace glasses or surgery for refractive errors and will not treat cataracts or glaucoma.
Frank Cash returns to Cashtown and confronts Swenson in the Alhambra as Lily Arnette’s singing lifts townspeople. Doc La Tour seeks help from Frank to aid a wounded Lopez while Hyman and Swenson weigh loyalties amid old friendships and new debts.
Superior Wis. delegates urged the national convention to take a firm, unequivocal position on civil rights, calling for full and equal rights for every citizen and a clear party commitment at the gathering.
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