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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1959
Page
4
President McDonnell warns inflation pricing weakens U S trade position and dollar stability. He urges business leaders to study policy detail and engage politically to influence government action and shape sound governance. The piece frames a duty to act amid deficit risks and world market competition.
A University of Indiana professor argues in a magazine that fraternities and sororities should be banned and cars kept off campus to reduce distractions. He links campus leisure to broader apathy and stresses scholastic achievement in math, science, and languages.
In Pearl River New York a high school faced malnutrition among pupils and used a school cafeteria program to model an adequate breakfast. A survey showed 49 percent of students prepared their own meals and only 31 percent ate a “good” breakfast.
A column of miscellany covers engagement rings with birthstones for men and their fiancés, lunar crater facts, gender shifts in alcohol use, baby sitters, Fort Churchill milk by the slice, and statistics on deaths, water, and incomes. Also quotes and a Lincoln line.
Eisenhower and Macmillan agreed to propose a summit next summer after a May foreign ministers meeting. Khrushchev had long sought a summit to address West Berlin troops and a German peace treaty, while the West wants broader topics. The outcome remains unresolved as disputes about agenda persist.
Dr George W Crane argues that gentle mothers who spare tears harm their children’s future, urging punishment through controlled pain and firm limits. He warns against soft hearted parenting and promotes using brief corrective discomfort to teach right behavior.
Six correct is excellent. Questions cover origin of Holstein cows in Germany, Antipodes as opposite side of the world, Kattegat separates Denmark and Sweden, San Jose as capital of Costa Rica, Ypres in Belgium, South American country on Pacific and Caribbean fronts, Falklands in the Atlantic, and the Blue Grotto location.
Austria expresses gratitude to the American taxpayer for postwar aid under the European Recovery Program. A 368 page volume notes the reconstruction funded by the unknown tax contributions of Americans, while Julius Raab urges citizens to acknowledge the generosity of the U.S. government and its people.
A collection of light one liners from 1959 highlighting backstage gags in Toronto, dining quips about portions, and a South Carolina pizza pie joke. Includes the well known line about singing through a dressing room doorway and a waiter’s pizza pie pun.
Frank L Bolus of Cutler Route 1 condemns the governor for tax and salary policies, targets labor, rate increases by the Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co, and questions state Route 329 and U. S. Route 50A. He warns voters to wake up and vote, noting gasoline tax burdens and road issues.
The article surveys postwar refugee problems across Europe and the Middle East, noting 175000 non settled in Europe and 1.9 million resettled without ideal living conditions. It cites the Zellerbach Commission and discusses US and Western Europe limits, Israel's absorption, and the rise of racism amid displacement.
A health column discusses equality of all humans and the medical duty to treat all patients alike. It notes inherent brain and nervous system variations, explains the involuntary nervous system's role in health and mood, and suggests rest, exercise, nutrition, and avoiding poisons to restore order.
The Athens Messenger movieframe edition announces daily and Sunday editions with pricing for carrier and mail delivery. It lists subscription rates, post office classification, and contact address at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio.
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