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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1958
Page
4
Newsweek highlights a turnover crisis in the armed services with one third of personnel leaving yearly. Seniority and poor housing, limited merit focus, and irritants in military life drive exits. reforms including merit based pay and broader changes are seen as necessary to reduce turnover.
The reflection centers on Nathan Leopold's release after 33 years at Stateville prison Joliet Illinois following his 1924 crime with Richard Loeb. Some view prison as rehabilitation others demand harsher punishment. Leopold, now diabetic with heart and kidney issues, may have only a short remaining life but is judged by prison experts as fit to rejoin society.
Corinne Hardesty, a 55 year old former Chicago Herald Examiner reporter, remakes her career as a student nurse at Monmouth Memorial Hospital in Long Branch. She left journalism after United Press and Quaker work, pursued nursing despite age barriers, and now studies in a class of 18, paying $500 yearly tuition plus room and board.
Dr George W Crane offers an active learning plan for exams. A college freshman uses self made true false and multiple choice quizzes to extract key facts, then reviews chapters quickly, showing how to raise grades and reduce exam anxiety.
Brain Game with eight classic queries on 17th and 19th century events. Answers cover Fundamental Orders Chickamauga Sheridan's Ride Trent Affair Alien and Sedition Acts Missouri Compromise Vicksburg Marines at John Brown battle lines.
Professor Calvin B. Hoover of Duke argues coexistence with the Soviet Union has become the default policy, not a choice, noting forty years of peaceful interaction yet predicting continued tension. He warns about summit talk as a possible ploy to weaken Anglo American and Canadian ties while highlighting Canada’s wary stance under looming aerial warfare from both sides.
A health column explains the male climacteric affecting men aged 40 to 65, causing mood swings, memory lapses, reduced endurance, and potential illnesses. It urges consulting a family physician and notes the period is temporary with the Golden Years ahead. A reader asks about two weeks of double vision and is told it may signal eye disease or nervous system issues such as brain tumor or hemorrhage.
The article argues high federal and state taxes hinder growth by reducing profits and investment incentives. It notes the 52 percent corporate tax on income over 25 000 and its impact on planning, salaries, and expense practices while acknowledging some offset through charitable deductions and gifts.
A humorous column recounts trends in industry with a Wall Street view on freight decline and liquor up, a Texas dealer bragging of 350 Cadillacs, Rolls Royce impulse buy, and Volkswagens sent to a “Volks home” as cars age. Local farmers in Miami comment on rising prices.
A Cleveland Ohio man Carl E. Diers, 43, crawled through snow after a plane crash Sunday while awaiting rescue. Kyle Cummings, 33, of Heber Utah, also listed in fair condition. Lt. Gordon Oakes of the Civil Air Patrol and state police led the search aided by CAP pilots and Florida officials.
A helicopter exploded in midair over Center Line killing two passengers and the pilot. The cause of the blast remains unknown.
The Stars Say Tomorrow predicts a productive day for energetic workers. It cautions thorough analysis and seeking expert guidance when needed. For a birthday tomorrow in 1958, advance toward goals by making haste slowly, with good health and social harmony expected, and a strong finish to the year. A child born today will have optimism and generosity.
Classified notice shows newspaper pricing for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail rates in Ohio and West Virginia, with dates and subscription terms. Entry notes postal classification and press association references.
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