A House Built For Stalin In Khrushchev’s Hospitality
The New York Times reports Khrushchev hosted Macmillan at a long, fenced house near Moscow described as “a house built for Stalin.” Macmillan urged peaceful guidance for the next generation while Khrushchev denounced Western threats. The piece argues for standing firm on moral and strategic grounds.
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New York Times
Alabama moves to shred voting records amid civil rights tensions
The Alabama legislature acts to destroy voting registration data after 30 days, a move seen as haste that could empower the federal civil rights commission to subpoena records. Critics warn the measure undermines democratic participation and could fuel racial strife.
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Civil Rights Commission
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Justice Department
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Sun in the window signals waning winter
An observant note describes February days fading as the sun shines through a south window at noon, suggesting spring nears. The author warns March can still bring severe weather but the lighter, warmer days are on the way, evidenced by stronger golden sunlight.
Miracle of birth and human creation in daily life
A columnist extols birth as a daily miracle, detailing the prenatal process from conception through infancy. He describes cell division, placental nourishment, fetal development, birth, and early newborn observations as evidence of a divine, inexplicable design in humanity.
Psychology of Advertising and Selling Cranes Hypnotic Insight
Dr George W Crane explains how advertising succeeds by going with gravity and ingrained habits. He uses hypnosis examples to illustrate how to align messages with natural psychological laws, urging readers to request his booklet for further guidance.
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Chemical Finds Help Cotton Stage Comeback
A look at how chemical treatments revived cotton in textiles. Treated cotton rose from 20 percent of broadwoven fabric in 1957 to over two billion yards last year, with forecasts of about three billion yards this year.
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National Cotton Council
Opera Guyed Parody of a Grand Larceny Case
A Bennett Cerf anecdote recounted by a genial barrister Newman Levy features a circumstantial evidence verdict tale. The jury initially votes 11 to 1 for conviction until a holdout uses a watch in the pocket test to reveal the suspect’s innocence, shifting to 12 for acquittal.
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Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Athens County residents oppose countywide municipal court extension
A letter from Athens County citizens questions a proposed countywide municipal court extension. They warn of centralizing power, loss of rural access to legal provisions, and fairness in fines distribution, urging Rep. George Banks to oppose the bill.
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Bar Association
Athens County
Athens
George Banks
Old Contract Extended as Talks Continue in Cleveland
The Ohio Bell Telephone Co. and the Communication Workers of America extended their existing contract while negotiations resume for a new agreement.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Communication Workers of America
Labor debates rugged individualism and progress
A long critique from the New Orleans Province Institute of Social Order argues that American gains in hours and wages show rapid living standards rise. It contrasts US progress with European and Asian conditions, cites Mikoyan talks, and questions sweeping calls to abandon individualism for collectivism.
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Institute of Social Order
United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
Afl-Cio
Anastas Mikoyan
Washington
Mikoyan
Walter Reuther
General Motors
James Carey
Pius XI
Health and Happiness Guardian Angels for Busy People
Busy executives and professionals often rely on spouses colleagues or secretaries to monitor health. Early signs include mood changes appetite loss fatigue and pallor and should prompt medical checkups with simple remedies like vacations and altered work patterns.
William Allen Horning dies at 54 in Hollywood
MGM supervising art director and six time Oscar nominee William Allen Horning died Monday from lung cancer. The Springfield Missouri native, 54, earned a 1958 nomination for Gigi and had recent Academy Award nods.
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William Allen Horning
MGM
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Gigi
Springfield
Athens Messenger Subscription Rates and Carrier Delivery
The Athens Messenger and The Sunday Messenger publish daily and Sunday editions with various delivery options. Rates include weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi annual and yearly plans for local and distant subscribers, with mail and carrier delivery details and the paper’s AP association status.
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Sunday Messenger
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