Western TV shows told in 1958 to guide diplomacy
In 1958 Human Events argues television westerns shape public virtue and could educate diplomats. It questions the liberal tilt of TV, praising heroes like Wyatt Earp and Paladin while condemning compromising with evil and sexualized or artificial storylines. It urges officials to watch such programs to reaffirm traditional American values.
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Washington
America
Wyatt Earp
Dillon
Lone Ranger
Gun
Jim Hardy
Wells Fargo
Paladin
Mischa Elman Still Practices at 67 and His Philosophy
At 67 Mischa Elman remains active, practicing up to three hours daily. The famed violinist recalls starting at age five in a Russian ghetto, discusses why he loves practice, and shares his views on talent, heart, and work. He notes his repertoire tops 600 pieces and has given over 3500 concerts. He avoids sports to protect his hands, favors chess, and treasures his Stradivarius and a harmonious marriage.
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Mischa Elman
Elman
America
Santa Claus
Europe
San Francisco Seen Through Elinor Bishop’s Eyes
Jim Bishop recalls a San Francisco visit with his wife Elinor. The piece blends affectionate vignettes of hotel life, a ferry ride, and social encounters with Max Baer and Bob Hope, revealing Elinor as a sensitive, playful companion amid the city’s famed hills and culture.
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San Francisco
Ralph Walter
Elinor
Oakland
Sea Bright
Fasy
Maizie Manjeure
Alcatraz
Clift Hotel
Fairmont
St. Francis
Pete
East
Case History of a Psychiatrist Warns of Hidden Traps
A psychiatrist recalls a misleading plot that targeted Don through a dangerous sex trap. He had guarded against women but overlooked equally cunning, cultured men. The piece urges readers to apply the Saginaw technique and stay vigilant.
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Don
State Quiz Answers and Warning Letter on Child Safety
Questions test knowledge of Wyandotte Cave Sequoyah and U S states with Mt Hood Madison and the first four states alphabetically. The piece then presents Dr George W Crane Case X-357 advising parents to warn children about sex molesters with a list of DON'TS and cautions on homosexuality and dangers in public spaces.
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Wyandotte Cave
Sequoyah
Mississippi
Last Chance Gulch
Lincoln
Stephen Douglas
Mt. Hood
Madison
Union
George W. Crane
Don K
Crane
William A. Yule
Saginaw
Michigan
Thomas G. Brennan
Don
Thomas
The Clamor Over Khrushchev Summit Controversy
John Foster Dulles criticizes Soviet tactics around the summit while questioning Russia’s motives. The piece argues a peaceful path lies in UN Disarmament measures, notes internal Kremlin pressure, and cites Rabbi Julius Mark’s warning against communism in Judaism as fatigue grows with communist agitation.
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John Foster Dulles
United States
Russia
Khrushchev
Molotov
Kaganovich
Zhukov
Kremlin
Hitler
Eisenhower
Dulles
United Nations
Julius Mark
Temple Emanu- el
New York
Rosenbergs
Staling
American Jewish League
Forgotten Figurehead and the Boss in Revival of Office Politeness
In a wry column the author argues downturns revive the forgotten figurehead of business the boss. It offers tips for workers to flatter leadership and navigate a lean period with self control and humor as workers seek to keep their jobs and please the paycheck holder.
Grimy inventor touts electric long-range car feat in New York
A determined inventor claims to have reached New York from Mexico City in an electric, gasoline-free car costing 3955.88 dollars with 3 dollars for electricity and 3952.88 for the extension cord. A housewife with three children seeks a master’s degree in psychology after reading Dr. Spock and starting coursework at her alma mater.
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Plorers
New York
Mexico City
Doyle Getter
Benjamin Spock
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Stars Favor Home and Work Moves Through Fall
The forecast highlights beneficial influences for home and family and advises mending strained relationships. For those with June to September birthdays, a satisfactory year ahead with steady financial and creative work progress is seen. Travel romance and popularity rise in summer, while October beckons calm and November warns against excess.
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Anand Hicinace
Public forum calls for tighter leash laws and stronger parental training
A letter from a Athens property owner condemns dog leash scofflaws and neglectful parenting. The writer cites Homecoming crowds, littered streets, and damaged lawns, urging Catholic and community leaders to stress comprehensive home training to reduce juvenile misbehavior and the need for juvenile courts.
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Athens
Mother and son saved as train strike kills mother
A Brooklyn housewife, holding her 4 year old son, stepped before an elevated train and died. The boy hung by a leg for five minutes before rescuers pulled him to safety, two cars passing over him without serious injury. A motorman and transit patrolman freed the boy.
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New York
Brooklyn
Transit
The Athens Messenger Stock Listing Notice
Miscellaneous newspaper masthead text from Athens Ohio appears with pricing and delivery notes. No clear article event. content resembles publication details and subscription rates rather than a specific news item.
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Hal Boyle
Jim Bishop
Elly
Petunia Pete
Max Baer
Max
Beverly Hills
Bob Hope
BY Hatlo
Thanx
Canvasback
Indianapolis, Inc
Mongoose
Childen
Basia
the Public Forum
the Messenger
Father Sands
Catholic Central High School
Steubenville
Saint Paul's
Mar
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
mail—Daily
Smiley
Ohio
Postoffice
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