Costed Out Of The Market And U.S. Steel Wages
United States Steel Corporation President Leslie B. Worthington argues that high American steel wages and rising production costs have priced the nation out of global markets. He links wage disparity, plant obsolescence costs, and reduced investment to slow growth and unemployment, urging more capital investment and innovation to restore competitiveness. The piece frames this as a broader critique of policy and enterprise incentives.
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Leslie B. Worthington
United States Steel Corporation
Worthington
Secretary of Labor
Stevenson Again Declines Senate Bids From Two States
Adlai E. Stevenson, U N ambassador and former Illinois governor, rejected bids to run for Senate in Illinois against Everett Dirksen and in New York against Jacob Javits. Kennedy urged him to stay at the U N post. The constitutional question of residency arose, with carpetbagger accusations possible if New York were chosen. He will remain in his U N role for now.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
United Nations
United States Senate
Illinois
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Senate
Kennedy
New York
Democrats
Jacob J. Javits
Stevenson
Ilinois
Steven
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Full Employment and Disarmament Prospects
A group of 10 leading economists from the East and West argue that complete world disarmament could boost development and prosperity if governments plan adequately. They say disarmament would be an unqualified blessing, though their view hinges on unrealistically trusted, cheat-free, ironclad international guarantees.
World disarmament urged amid communist threat
The piece argues nations should disarm but fears that until the communist threat is removed, defense spending of about 120 billion dollars annually will continue. It highlights the difficulty of stopping arm expenditures while preserving freedom against conquest.
Jerusalem Reflections Through Faith And Frayed Unity
Jim Bishop narrates a Jerusalem journey from St. Stephen's Gate to the Holy Sepulchre and Bethlehem. He notes sectarian division at sacred sites, age old persecutions, and a poignant Bethlehem moment of a young Arab mother praying over her child at the manger site.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
St. Stephen’s Gate
Kelly
Walled City
Jesus
Via Dolorosa
Pontius Pilate
Golgotha
Holy Sepulchre
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Christendom
Israel
Bethlehem
Civics, Courts and the Supreme Court's Role
A Phoenix reader argues for civics education in schools and explains the Supreme Court should decide cases on law and the Constitution. The letter discusses interpretations, unanimity versus divided rulings, and notes nine lawyer justices shaping rulings, with examples from Warren, Taft, Hughes, Black, and Frankfurter.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Warren
Taft
Hughes
New York State
Hugo Black
Felix Frankfurter
Washington
John Marshall
Family conflicts and child discipline debated in advice column
An Ohio mother describes a strained dynamic with her two daughters a 20 year old and an eight year younger sibling. The piece questions the value of constant correction and urges concise parental commands and fostering better habits for all. A separate note answers a reader about improving a second grade boy's concentration and home routines.
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Ohio
Pam
Long bearded prospector in gold rush at assay office
OHN WAYNE recalls a prospector who marched into an assayer's office with two large nuggets. The clerk gasped as the prospector urged action and asked to assay the items. A Brentwood couple endured four separations yet kept their marriage, celebrated with towels reading Hem and Haw. An earnest do-gooder quipped to Mrs Custer about Indian relief.
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Ohn Wayne
Brentwood
Dear Abby Readers Share Quick Household Fixes
A collage of Dear Abby reader questions about cleaning habits, possessiveness, and birthday timing. One letter jokes about a husband who won’t wash his head. another urges a wife to say OUR, not MY. The family weighs whether a 50th birthday party fits the golden year.
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Abby
Bridge Club
Personal Cases Female Double Personality Explored
An editorial feature presents Claude E. and commentary on why women appear unpredictable. It argues women balance adult intelligence with lingering childlike attitudes, using kindergarten analogies to explain psychology and the need for a male protector in crises.
The Messenger Ad Rates and Address List
The Athens Ohio Messenger announces its publication schedule and rates for daily and Sunday editions. It lists mail and carrier delivery prices, including international and domestic options, and provides the office address at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
Ohio
U. S
Wally & Bunda
Athens
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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Charles Dickens
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Charles Simmons
Jim Bishop
Jerusalem Report
George E. Sokolsky
Garry C. Myers
By Bennett Cerf
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Sammy
George W. Crane
Claude E
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Dr. Crane
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