Sherman Adams Dilemma in Eisenhower Era
A reflection on how Sherman Adams mink coat affair tests public tolerance toward officeholders and the Republican administration. The piece weighs political accountability, party interests, and the president’s stance as Adams faces a potential resignation and the risk of admitting fault.
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Sherman Adams
White House
Eisenhower
Truman
Nixon
Adams
Athens council backs city manager plan on November ballot
Athens city council approved placing the city manager issue before voters in November after a March meeting, a steering committee study, and outreach to towns where the plan is in effect. Proponents cite long term planning and efficiency during urban growth tied to Ohio University expansion.
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Athens
Ohio University
Council
Athens Board of Trade
Special Treatment in Adams Goldfine Case
The Adams Goldfine affair centers on alleged special treatment for Bernard Goldfine, a textile maker and friend of Sherman Adams. Adams said he shared an FTC memorandum with Goldfine, though revealing the complainant’s name violated FTC rules and federal law. Adams claimed errors were due to inexperience and noted his influential government role.
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Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Adams-Goldfine
White House
James Hagerty
Adams
Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
Eisenhower
House
FTC
Edward F. Howrey
Howrey
Robert Lishman
Lishman
Remember when life felt different in the old days
Reflective survey of nostalgic contrasts with the past. The writer asks readers to recall pursuits and daily scenes from bygone times from free lunches at saloons to fashion, toys, household habits, and social norms, hinting at a gentler era with humorous, cross-cutting vignettes.
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Paris
Fever and old medicine myths in Dr Crane’s advice
Dr Crane argues fever aids healing, cites Washington et al, notes aspirin lowers fever by widening blood vessels, cautions against rapid fever reduction, and advises vigilance with a child’s temperature, recording readings and seeking doctor guidance.
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George Washington
George W. Crane
Philip
Crane
Metal Industry Shows Signs of Recovery
A brighter present for the metal industry with steel mills increasing capacity usage to about two thirds and copper prices stabilizing after a two year decline. Aluminum zinc and lead producers seek government help including possible strategic stockpile purchases while Congress debates tariff restoration on July 1.
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London
Sam
Congress
Try and Stop Me: light quips from 1958 humor collection
An assortment of witty anecdotes and quips by Bennett Cerf, highlighting cultural misunderstandings and social clichés. Includes a Mosquitoes versus ventilation tale, a French magazine title twist on a four day week, and a golfer’s solitary truth.
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Paris
Treasure Island Jim's last name
Jim's surname in Treasure Island is Hawkins.
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Jim
Kipling
Kim
Juliet
Penrod
Doremus
Sinclair Lewis
Philip
Sam
Summer in Tutti Frutti Circle by Jessie A. Whisman
A playful poem about children enjoying a carefree summer in a sunny setting. The piece likens the season to a striped candy carousel and a summer circus ride, with barefoot exploration and simple joy. The author signs as Jessie A. Whisman from Athens RD 4.
Khrushchev’s 1958 Seventh Congress Speech Analyzed
The article examines Khrushchev’s claim that the Soviet Union will catch up with and overtake capitalist economies in per capita production. It notes his broader view of a world socialist state, cites China Czechoslovakia and Hungary, and discusses the impact of Soviet led economic integration and the European coal and steel framework on global steel output.
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Nikita v Khrushchev
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Soviet Russia
Germany
China
Chinese People’s Republic
England
Czechoslovak Republic
Sweden
France
West Germany
Italy
Skoda
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Manchuria
Red China
Hanyehping Steel Works
Hankow
Yangtze
Hanyehping
Communist and
Workers Parties
Council of Mutual Economic Assistance
Moscow
Chinese Communist Party
Korean Workers Party
Vietnamese Workers Party
Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party
Early treatment urged for crossed eyes in children
Health for Today explains how early correction of ocular misalignment prevents long term vision problems. It describes binocular vision, eye muscle coordination, and the role of fusion in depth perception, outlining exercises and surgery as treatments and warning against overlong delays.
The Athens Messenger Address and publication details
The notice lists publication frequency prices and delivery options for The Athens Messenger and The Sunday Messenger. It notes printing and mailing details, carrier rates, and the Athens Ohio post office entry, with the paper’s address and association with the Associated Press.
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Sunday Messenger
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Obie & W. Va
Athene
Ohio
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Associated Press
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