Khrushchev Plays Ambiguity In Berlin Crisis War of Wills
The article analyzes Khrushchev's shifting stance during Macmillan's visit, from affable host to sharp threat, and back to a cautious openness to a foreign ministers conference. It cites U.S. News & World Report on Khrushchev's brinkmanship aimed at forcing recognition of East Germany and a peace treaty banning West German nuclear weapons, while noting Western resolve may deter him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Radio Moscow
London
Macmillan
West Berlin
U.S. News & World Report
West Germany
East Germany
Britain
U.S
West
Eisenhower
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Hawaii Statehood Advocates Say Passage Needed Now
The piece argues Hawaii should join the union as the 50th state, counters past objections as outdated, and celebrates quick passage. It envisions Hawaii aiding understanding with Asia and emphasizes press liberty as essential to civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Union
White House
Washington
Far East
Junius
Kaufman Named for Federal Court Promotion
Harold Medina retires and backs Irving R. Kaufman for promotion to the Court of Appeals. Kaufman, Fordham Law graduate and Jew, is praised for steady temperament and rare judicial talent amid political maneuvering and debate over the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Medina
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Kaufman
Judge Kaufman
Julius Rosenberg
House
Senate
Irving Kaufman
William Rogers
United States
Tee
Rogers
Court of Appeals
Soviet Union
Washington
Roger Stuart
Appeals Court
Henry J. Friendly
Friendly
New York
Pan American Airways
Fordham University
Irving R. Kaufman
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Fordham
Doctor Crane's Personal Case About Mike D
Dr Crane criticizes gentle parenting and endorses corporal punishment to curb a three year old's curiosity. He cites the Dionne quintuplets nurse and offers a step by step method: warn once, then punish on the third misdemeanor, applying a spanking on the third night if needed. The piece invites readers to write for more material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
George W. Crane
PTA
Dionne
Crane
Young Zanuck Follows In Father's Footsteps
Richard Zanuck, 24, son of Darryl F. Zanuck, has produced his first film as vice president of his father's independent company. He delivered the project under budget in 27 days, and expects to stay a producer. He notes pay TV could boost filmdom and stresses the youth market as 75 percent of movie fans are under 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Zanuck
Darryl F. Zanuck
Irving Thalberg
Young Zanuck
Darryl Zanuck
Zanuck
Labor Gang
Martian in Los Angeles Sparks Space Quarrel with HQ
A bright young Martian lands in the U S A and phones Mars HQ after discovering he was not first. A Mint worker resigns to start a frozen foods business and buys a 72 room mansion. Herb Stein reviews a Hollywood gallery offering ultra modern abstractions with a painting prize.
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U.S.A
Los Angeles
Mars
U.S. Mint
Herb Stein
Hollywood
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Athens Easter Seal Drive Receives Wide County Support
The Easter Seal Campaign in Athens County benefits from extensive volunteer help and event detail. County co chairs, school teams, organizations, and individuals donate time, gym space, trophies, and funds. The letter thanks Mrs. June Cole, Mrs. Jack Ley, Gerald Bibbee, and others for generosity and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Athens County
June Cole
Nelsonville
Jack Ley
Chauncey
Gerald Bibbee
Coolville
Leonard Lent
Jacksonville
Roger Barron
New Marshfield
Arthur Moore
Glouster
Max Michael
the Plains
Doris Wycoff
Athens
Joseph Grogan
Carrol Widdoes
Pomeroy
Bill Walburn
Wilson Sporting Goods
Bill Hess
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Jack Gilbert
Easter
Perry County Court Notes
Barbara Callahan transfers to Robert Levering lot 948 in New Lexington. H J Neff transfers to O L Allwine lots 499 500 and 501 in Crooksville Burley Winter 6th addition. Frank Lowes transfers to National Gas and Oil Corp three acres in Thorn Township. Lenore Ungemach to Franklin Mattox lot 10 and 526 square feet at Buckeye Lake. Anna and P L Van Atta to Robey Herron lots 1903 1904 Van Atta second addition. Rights of way to Natal Corp Edgard Newton Grant Morton. Thomas Hillis to National Oil and Gas right of way in Hopewell Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Callahan
Robert Levering
South Addition
New Lexington
H. J. Neff
O. L. Allwine
Burley Winter 6Th
Crooksville
Frank Lowes
National Gas and Oil Corp
Three Acres
Thorn Township
Lenore Ungemach
Franklin Mattox
Buckeye Lake
Anna
P. L. van Atta
Robey Herron
van Atta
Natal Corp
Edgard Newton
Grant Morton
Thomas Hillis
National Oil and Gas
Hopewell
Township
Labor Unions and the American Employment Crisis
The piece argues unions gained power since 1935, but lack of labor statesmanship worsens unemployment in cities like Detroit. It critiques automation and price competition, calling for jobs over speeches and urging action by leaders to preserve mature workers’ employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
American Federation of Labor
C.I.0
Detroit
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Health And Happiness Body as priceless possession and the wonders of lungs heart and digestion
The piece argues the body is a priceless possession and urges care of the lungs heart and digestive system. It explains how air, alveoli, and oxygen support life, praises the heart as a mighty pump, and discusses diet and digestion, rest for the digestive tract, and mindful daily routines.
Athens Messenger Publication Rates
The Athens Messenger and The Sunday Messenger announce pricing for single copies and delivery. Daily issues cost 7 cents for a single copy, Sunday copies 12 cents, with carrier delivery at 5 cents per week.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
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