Berlin Crisis and Western Payoff to Russia
The piece argues the Berlin crisis will fade as long as talks continue, with the West paying Russia a price for peace in Germany. Khrushchev seeks control of Berlin and a Russian satellite East Germany, threatening future crises and nuclear war unless a deal is reached.
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Berlin
Russia
Khrushchev
Germany
Middle East
Iraq
Munich
Macmillan
West Berlin
England
France
Eisenhower
Geneva
West Germany
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
Big
East Germany
Athens Man Praises State Patrol After Highway Wreck
A respected Athens man commends a State Patrol officer for fair handling of a highway crash involving his wife and himself. He notes the officer’s consideration and the patrol’s role in enforcing traffic safety, urging continued support and expansion as car numbers rise.
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Athens
State Patrol
Ohio
Achievements Stay High After Sixty in Thoughtful Quiz
A study of 400 notable men shows 35 percent achieved their peak between 60 and 70, 23 percent between 70 and 80, and 8 percent after 80. The piece notes Christ, Shakespeare, and Lincoln as highly written about yet never reaching 60. It concludes age does not define impact and offers various light anecdotes.
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Christ
Shakespeare
Abraham Lincoln
Tom Collins
Federal Alcohol Tax Enforcement Unit
Charleston
W. Va
Mr. Foster
New York
Holiday Tripp
Greenwich Village
NATO’s changing arc reshapes its 10-year-old alliance
NATO faces renewed strain as Khrushchev presses Berlin and both sides edge closer to nuclear parity. The alliance, born to halt Soviet expansion, risks weaker unity amid wariness over command and pace of decisions led by the United States Britain France and West Germany.
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NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Eisenhower
Europe
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Czechoslovakia
Joseph Stalin
Khrushchev
Britain
France
West Berlin
West Germany
Washington Post
Viscount Montgomery
Sleep Help for Marsha and Sister Nine Hour Teen Sleep Plan
Dr Crane advises Marsha D 14 and her sister Sally 12 to aim for at least nine hours sleep nightly by 10 p.m. with a 9 p.m. curfew and quiet no talking after 10. They should avoid screens, eat a snack before bed, bathe eyes with hot and cold water, say prayers, keep a bedtime notebook, and use an alarm clock to wake on time.
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Marsha
George W. Crane
Marsha D
Sally
Brain Game City Quiz Answers
A brain game quiz asks for U.S. city names including Sit on the richest hill in the world and treaty host, plus capitals of Vermont and North Carolina. It lists Pawtucket Woonsocket and Erie Lancaster Mee Keesport, Fall River Brockton Malden, and Alabama largest city.
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U.S
Vermont
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
North Carolina
Alabama
Erie
Lancaster
Mee- Keesport
Fall River
Brockton
Malden
Brain Game
Jasnyorssey
Management Faces Dilemmas Over Spring Vacation Schedules
The article notes rising use of vacations for hourly workers and analyzes whether plants should shut down or stagger vacations. It cites a Research Institute of America survey of 500 firms showing near even splits between staggered vacations and full shutdowns, with implications for administration, shipping, sales, and maintenance during summer.
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The
Research Institute of America, Inc
Federal Reserve Board
Try and Stop Me
A 1959 Bennett Cerf humor piece lampoons deal making and quick fortunes in Las Vegas. It features quips about overpriced items a dealer sells and a string of comic misadventures including crossbreeding roosters and a raccoon skunk gag.
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Las Vegas
al Freeman
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Nostalgic Zodiac Forecast and Carnegie Medal Reward
For Tomorrow forecasts lift in personal relations and work life with a year long plan, mid June improvements, and a favorable December. It notes romance for singles in mid June and travel prospects late July and August, warning against November overspending. Chesterton tale recalls John Hanson earning a Carnegie medal repayment after delaying claiming a $500 reward for saving a girl.
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Chesterton, Ind
John Hanson
Carnegie Foundation
Ingrid Bergman and the Hollywood Communist Question
A critical column argues that actors shape how audiences see them, citing Ingrid Bergman's stance on Communists and the era of blacklists. It contends public opinion punished moral transgressions differently than political associations and warns of domestic wartime and postwar pressures on loyalty cases.
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Ingrid Bergman
Europe
Italy
France
Darryl Zanuck
Rossellini
Miss Bergman
Hollywood
Spain
United States
Hollywood Ten
California
Italian Communist Party
Hepatitis a Viral Liver Inflammation Explained
Readers learn hepatitis is liver inflammation caused by a virus, its early symptoms fever loss of appetite dark urine and jaundice, with most cases in children and young people. Recovery varies, bed rest, good nutrition, and careful care key, while severe complications are rare but possible.
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Mediterranean
The Messenger Publishing Co Notice
The Athens The Messenger announces daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail delivery options. Rates shown include weekly and annual plans, with notices about publication dates and post office classification.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio
W.va
Athens
Associated Press
The
Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
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Doctor Crane
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