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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1957
Page
4
Senator Harry Byrd argues a 6.5 billion dollar cut is possible without harming domestic programs while President Eisenhower warns of defense risks and questions foreign aid cuts. The piece critiques various budget items and highlights public concern over spending.
London police monitor Westminster Bridge for unauthorized items hung from Big Ben. Pranksters raise items on clock tower entrances, with past stunts including trousers and a table set on Lincoln College roof. A notorious Piccadilly Circus trench dig left authorities puzzled.
The Senate committee probes rackets in labor links Dave Beck to missing union funds and potential tax issues. Beck invokes the Fifth Amendment amid questions about a 1 million dollar Fruehaut loan and alleged misappropriation, while AFL CIO leaders condemn the conduct and call for internal action.
Dr. George W. Crane presents Case U-347 Herman D. aged 25, married two years with a six month old child. Wife sues for divorce citing drunkenness and past abuse while Crane argues for practical marriage rule training as the only path to lasting harmony.
A columnist urges self analysis of marriage rules and household duties, offering a 200 point test for husbands and wives as a guide to a balanced partnership. The piece contrasts responsible budgeting with indulgence and warns against male domination and neglect of family duties.
The horoscope cautions sticking to routines, watching details, and avoiding emotional rashness. It predicts a fine year for birthdays if opportunities are seized, with stronger work demands October through December and hopeful financial periods in early May and late August.
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