Western leaders pledge renewed NATO unity and science push
The Eisenhower Macmillan meeting signals Western resolve amid Soviet pressure. They reaffirm NATO support with Spaak and discuss boosting defense and science, aiming to attract Congress support for relaxed cooperation rules. They stress concrete action over rhetoric and await measurable results.
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Eisenhower
Macmillan
Western Alliance
Soviet Union
Paul-Henri Spaak
NATO
Paris
Theft and Devaluation Show Soviet Larceny Across Fronts
The article condemns Soviet actions from last spring, noting theft of savings bonds and currency devaluations, plus East German exchanges that erased old marks. It cites Sylvia Porter on underinsurance and rising home costs, wages, and railroad expenses, contrasting them with meager revenue gains, ending with Emerson’s line about silence before God.
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Russia
Kremlin
East Germany
West Germany
Monsignor Mass on Cruise Ship as Family Losses Fold
Jim Bishop writes from a sea voyage as a sudden family bereavement unfolds. He recalls Elinor, Maggy, and his mother, the long journey home, and the emotional toll of peritonitis and pneumonia on his wife, while the ship hums with ritual as the priest leads a requiem Mass.
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Ligi Floran
Ginny
Sea Bright
N. J
Matthew Houslihan
Floral Park
Estella Rosa Viviano
Elinor
United States
Edna
Jhee
Leesburg
Virginia
Virginia Lee
Case History of a Psychiatrist Clark Returns to Sales
Clark, once a successful newspaper carrier and book salesman, is advised to resume selling as his lifelong career at a crossroads in his case history.
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Clark
Clark G
Crane
Brain Game: Identify These Historical Figures
Puzzle lists eight famous nicknames and asks who earned them including The Georgia Peach and The Wizard of Kinderhook. The text also features an advice column on sales careers by Dr. George W. Crane mentioning Clark G. weighing factory versus hardware sales and the value of building a large client base.
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Concord
Twickenham
Boston
the Great Commoner
Georgia Peach
Brain Game
Picking Potential Stars Isn’t Easy Says Mack
Ted Mack of The Original Amateur Hour discusses odds for amateurs turning pro. He cites four million dollars spent auditioning 900000 amateurs, about 17000 appearing on the show, 3000 becoming professionals, and perhaps one in ten thousand reaching real stardom. He notes most want only one network appearance, with about 70 percent singers and 25 percent dancers or instrumentalists. Frank Sinatra is highlighted as a top example of a talent who faced early hurdles on the show.
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Ted Mack
Mack
Ted
Frank Sinatra
Paul Winchell
Monica Lewis
Vera Ellen
Robert Merrill
Hoboken Four
Remembering Helen Morgan Buried In Style After Prohibition Fame
A biographical memory recalls Helen Morgan, once famed during Prohibition era nights. Joe Lewis ordered hundreds of dollars in flowers and a large bus carried waiters from her clubs to her burial. The display contrasts with the era’s rough treatment of stars.
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Morgan
Joe FE
Lewis
Joe
Miss Morgan
Helen Morgan
Birthday Forecast For Tomorrow And 1958 Outlook
The text advises careful judgment on new business and investments tomorrow and throughout 1958. It notes strong progress in the first half of 1958, warns against extravagance in March, and highlights social and romance prospects, travel favorable June to September, with a self confident, ambitious child if born today and jealousy tendencies to curb.
Bevan as Foreign Minister Ignites US Debate on Policy
The essay argues Bevan, a likely British foreign minister, is forceful yet immature in international affairs and may challenge Anglo American policy with a need to confront Soviet Russia and Red China. It notes Bevan’s charisma, Welsh origins, and potential rise to prime minister, while predicting U.S. public sentiment will resist expert-driven policy.
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Aneurin Bevan
Bevan
United States
Winston Churchill
Soviet Russia
Red China
Descartes
Tito
Yugoslavia
Nasser
Egypt
Great Britain
Economic Club
New York
Fabian
Lloyd George
Spastic Colon Ailment Affects Many Yet Rare Abroad
The article explains spastic colon or irritable bowel as a civilization related disorder with nervous origin. Symptoms include abdominal discomfort, alternating constipation and diarrhea, bloating, and crampy pain. Stress worsens it and diet changes can help while laxatives often worsen symptoms. Medical treatment focuses on addressing worry and tension.
Beggar's Night Reflections and One Trickster
The writer recalls Halloween in Nelsonville with 86 callers and the joy of giving. One boy sprayed a window and did not say thank you, a rare exception that the author hopes will be corrected when he returns to apologize and learn courtesy.
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the Messenger
Athens Messenger Advertising and Delivery Rates
A blurb from The Athens Messenger lists delivery options and rates for daily and Sunday editions. It notes mail service to Ohio and West Virginia and provides monthly, six month, and yearly pricing and post office details.
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Athens Messenger
Sally
Ohio
W. Va
Ohio & W. Wa
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Glenn Frank
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George W. Crane
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