Senator Young Criticizes War Taxes and Military Waste
Ohio Senator Stephen Young denounces the 10 percent federal excise on long distance charges and any general sales tax while denouncing waste in the Defense Establishment. He cites inflated Pentagon procurement costs and lack of unified armed services as the primary source of taxpayer losses.
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Senate
Stephen Young
Ohio
Young
Congressional
National Association of Manufacturers
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Eisenhower
Illinois
Douglas
Navy Department
Air Force
Washington
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Eaton predicts labor representation on corporate boards
Cyrus S. Eaton, Cleveland industrialist noted for pro Soviet stance, writes in an AFL CIO periodical that most corporations will include labor on boards. His stance, softened by his Soviet ties and award, draws mixed, cautious reaction from business leaders while a separate TV Western gunplay remark and a baseball managerial exchange are also referenced.
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Cyrus S. Eaton
Cleveland
Soviet Union
Aflcio
Eaton
Elm blight threatens city shade trees across the nation
The spread of Dutch elm disease from the East toward the West alarms communities fearing loss of street elms. Illinois reports no cure but notes steps to slow the blight include spraying and careful pruning to save trees until a cure is found.
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Illinois
Midcentury Vision of 2000: Sound Cleanse and Megalopolis
Feature outlines a future in which sonic showers scrub skin, seawater powers cities, videophones connect homes, and megacities fuse from Boston to Virginia. Population soars to 6.3 billion by 2040 with Asia and Africa leading growth. farming must lead industries, hospitals move underground, and love remains absent from planned cities.
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Boston
Alexandria
Virginia
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Santa Barbara
United States
South America
China
Asia
Africa
U.S
Pool Owners Seek Practical Help With Uninvited Guests
Dear Abby advises using a visible open sign and private flag to separate public pool time from private parties. The pool owners describe constant, costful refreshments for guests and seek actionable solutions.
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Abby
Country Club
Blushing on Court and Social Focus Shifts
Lena G a nineteen year old college coed suffers from severe blushing in crowds and when teased. Dr George W Crane offers a cognitive approach to redirect attention away from the blush by humor and compliments while maintaining social control. A Moscow dispatch notes Soviet riders cheating transit with slugs and spotters exposing offenders.
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Lena G
Dr. Crane
Lena
Moscow
Evening Moscow
Weaning a Child From Excessive Parental Dependence
A mother in Michigan writes about overprotective parenting after losing an older child. Dr Myers counsels gradual independence for the surviving child, suggesting structured time apart, exposure to other children, and babysitter help. The exchange ends with advice on college prep focusing on strong English, math, languages, and science history coursework.
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Dr. Myers
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
Bennett Cerf’s Try and Stop Me collects anecdotes on famous figures including Buffalo Bill and a sales expert’s remarks. The piece recalls a young historian’s first memory of Buffalo Bill and the allure of history.
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Bennett Cerf
Buffalo Hunters
Mari Sandoz
Buffalo Bill
James L. Crowder
New Orleans
King Features Syndicate
Malinovsky Aides Khrushchev in Paris Talks
In Paris Khrushchev relied on Marshal Rodion Malinovsky, the Soviet defense minister, while Andrei Gromyko attended UN duties. The authors recount Malinovsky as a blunt, ideologically driven leader who praised Lenin and Marx, claimed military units carry Communist Party ties, and contrasted Soviet and American political military aims.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Andrei Gromyko
United States
United Nations
Marshal Rodion Y.” Malinovsky
Malinovsky
Khrushchev
William Randolph Hearst, Jr
Bob Considine
Frank Conniff
Lenin
Stalin
Conniff
Red Army
Communist Party
U.S.S.R
Republican Party
Soviet Union
Marx
Korea
America
Syngman Rhee
Hearst
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The notice lists the Athens Ohio newspaper The Messenger with daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail delivery rates, and address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio. It notes postal classification and Associated Press membership.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohte
Daily
Surdae
Athens
Ohio
Associated Press
The
Messenger Publihing Ge
Union St
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Richard S. Dear Richard
Eugene
Ernie
Clark Gable
Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
Garry C. Myers
Michigan
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