Toynbee and Ben Gurion Propose Middle East Peace Plans
The article outlines ideas from Arnold Toynbee and David Ben Gurion on resolving Arab-Israeli conflict roots. Toynbee urges permanent homes for Palestinian Arabs and options to resettle them, while Ben Gurion envisions an autonomous Arab state west of the Jordan linked to Israel and guarded by Israeli forces with Sinai development. King Hussein rejects confederation but agrees on need for a homeland for Palestine refugees before peace.
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World depopulation drive gains UN support and funding
The United Nations moves toward a full scale drive to curb population growth as world population nears 3.3 billion with potential budget increases from 1.8 million to 5 million. Key steps include authorizing UNICEF to aid family planning within maternal and child health programs and the Soviet Union lifting objections.
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General Assembly
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Children’s Fund
Fedor Zhakarov
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Slugs Drain Meters Costing Millions In Parking Fees
A columnist warns that counterfeit coins slugging parking meters cost the nation millions each year. New York alone loses about 10 million in valid coins plus 200000 in slugs yearly across 61 700 meters. Slugs in other vending devices add further losses.
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New York City
New York
Uses Of The UN In The Near East Crisis
Washington insight views the United Nations as flawed yet essential amid the Near East crisis. It argues the UN exposes rt backers and moderates, enabling Israel and Arab states to face realities, while major powers maneuver through Security Council limits and General Assembly debates. It contends the UN helps both sides reconcile positions and pressure concessions.
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What's Ethical in Senate Ethics Codes and Public Disclosures
A William F. Buckley Jr column criticizes Senate efforts after Senator Dodd's censure. It questions reliance on public disclosure alone, notes McCarthy’s caution about overreach, and urges clear and visible laws governing lawmakers’ financial ties and conflicts. The piece laments vague ethics debates and cites examples from government naming the need for a concrete ethics framework.
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Building Supplies Corporation
Drew Pearson
Paradise
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Dodd
Coventry
Allied leaders pledge major European offensive
The Messenger reports a joint FDR Churchill statement promising a large European operation to divert German strength from attacking Russia. United Miner Workers Local 270 in Coonville sent $200 to Hocking County USA per committee chair Melrose Harbaugh of Logan. The Cleveland Waechter Anzeiger editor admits writing pro Lusitania editorials after arrest under enemy alien law. L. G. Worstell of Athens County says the Red Cross should not be seen as a women’s organization.
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Coonville
Hocking County USA
Melrose Harbaugh
Logan
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Waechter Anzeiger
Here’s a Good Summer Job for a Man
A small society seeks a man to operate three phase cyclotronic uranium photosynthesizers. The role calls for technical skill and scientific work during the summer season. Applicants should present qualifications and interest promptly.
Freeman Links Unplanned Growth to National Blight
Secretary Orville L. Freeman says unchecked development costs are staggering and seed instant blight across America, signaling a nationwide pattern of unplanned growth and consequences.
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Orville L. Freeman
Nadirs Of Disgrace Reply to Postpone Letter Critique
A Messenger letter writer condemns opponents of progressive education, defending non graded programs and outside grants. The writer, a Athens High senior, denounces local prejudice and delays caused by parents and friends of education while supporting the district’s grant funded program and rejecting claims of being sacrificed to a single man s ambition.
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William Holmes
Holmes
William Homes
Athens High
City Street Light Output Tripled
David Logan of Athens criticizes a Messenger report on threefold light output from new street lamps funded by The Electric Co. He questions the 36 percent rise in monthly bills, laments garish concrete poles, and warns of misallocated public funds, contrasting the lightage with the need for a new high school.
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Lawyer and manager dual studies spark Harvard anomaly
Walter Winshall, 23, enrolled in Harvard Law School and MIT Sloan, also doing computer programming and investment research. He was refused his law degree for concealing his concurrent studies. The case argues he deserved double honors for passing two tough courses at once.
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Harvard Law School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Graduate Sloan School of Management
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger prints daily except Saturdays with 10 cent weekdays and 15 cent Sundays. Home delivery prices cover daily and Sunday by mail in Ohio and W Va, with weekly, monthly, and yearly rates. International mail rates apply elsewhere in the U.S. and possessions.
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