Educational gap with Soviet system sparks call for action
The piece cites 1957 Soviet stats showing 770000 graduates from higher and secondary schools and 240000 scientists at work, with over 4 million studying, and urges Americans to boost science education. It notes six day weeks and heavy physics chemistry natural science and biology focus, and warns against complacency in defense and industry.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Kenneth Holland
Institute of International Education
Poland
America
Khrushchev compares Zhukov dismissal to Wilson resignation
The Soviet leader likens Marshal Zhukov being removed as defense minister to Charles E. Wilson stepping down in the United States. Khrushchev asserts Zhukov will find a new role, noting past top Reds who lost jobs and now hold minor or distant posts.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Russia
Marshal Zhukov
Charles E. Wilson
U.S
Khrushchev
Zhukov
V. M. Molotov
Outer Mongolia
Georgi Malenkov
Dmitri Shepilov
Kaganovich
Meyner Forbes Governorship Race Seen As National Barometer
The New Jersey race between incumbent Democrat Meyner and GOP challenger Forbes is viewed as a potential national bellwether for 1958 and beyond. Meyner’s image, TV appeal, and his ministerial wife are noted as assets, while public interest in issues is limited.
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New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Malcolm 8. Forbes
Meyner
Europeans See Sputnik as Prompt for Western Unity and Policy
Europeans view Sputnik as a catalyst for stronger Western unity and joint policy. British diplomats see broader British American cooperation as vital in science and politics, especially in the Middle East, and hope for better East West engagement without compromising Western ideals.
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Russia
Iron Curtain
Sputnik
United States
Middle East
London
America
Britain
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Red China
Sputnik Upward and Zhukov Down in Soviet Politics
The weekend announcements of Sputnik II and Zhukov's downfall symbolize Russia's clash between technical progress and political rigidity under 40 years of communism. Khrushchev's consolidation raises questions about future reforms and potential party-driven instability amid national pride in advances.
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Marshal Zhukov
Russia
Zhukov
Nikita Khrushchevy
Kremlin
Khrushchev
David vs Goliath in American Business Case
A North Carolina salesman for 23 years defies a 10 percent salary cut. He writes the firm in Charlotte and wins an exception by proving his control over key customers. After the rise, he presses for a 10 percent increase and again secures surrender from the multimillion dollar home office.
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George W. Crane
Henry Q
North Carolina
Henry
General Motors
General Electric
Charlotte
David
Goliath
Henry J
Top Money Makers Report Nine Month Profits Rise
Jersey Standard tops the nine month list with 660 million profits while Bell Telephone System earns 624 million and U S Steel posts 329 million. Ford Motor climbs with 230 million, Gulf Oil ranks fifth, Texas Co. moves to sixth, California Standard Oil eighth, Socony Mobile Oil tenth, General Electric eleventh, Bethlehem Steel last.
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General Motors
Jersey Standard Oil
Bell Telephone System
U. S. Steel
Gulf Oil
Poet Vent Session Ends With Comic Sales Jibe
A publisher event turns awkward when a West Coast rep is mocked as a cod fish by Miss Lowell during a pep talk for a new poetry volume. A panhandler jokes about selling a book titled 1000 Easy Ways to Make Money, while a tease about marriage as fire prevention closes the scene.
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Aes
Sea
Miss Lowell
West Coast
Hypoglycemia and Dry Mouth Questions in Family Practice
A reader asks about low blood sugar and fatigue with candy use. doctors explain hypoglycemia needs blood tests and varied treatments and highlight identifying underlying causes before management.
World politics and governance diverge across nations
A column discusses misperceptions of One World unity, noting varied government forms since World War I. It contrasts British parliamentary supremacy with Soviet ceremonial leadership, Yugoslav strongman rule, and U S checks and balances, arguing all systems seek a central power while facing stability challenges.
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Central Committee
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Marshal Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Tito Broz
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Supreme Court
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France
Stalin
Public Forum An Appreciation for Miss Ocie England
Don Aten ta Letart W V a writes an appreciation of Miss Ocie England of Point Pleasant founder of a local mission. Born in Chillicothe eighty years ago she taught in Ross County before devoting life to Christian work in North Point Pleasant. Her funeral was held October 31 with music and tributes to her charity and impact on the needy.
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the Messenger
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Miss England
Chillicothe
Ohio University
Ross County
Kingtown
North Point Pleasant
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Earth
Pat Withrow
Charleston
West Virginia
Shirley England
Flora Heskett
Alma Hill
Foster Allison
Isabell Keefer
Bissie Kroker
Mission Auditorium
John Haas
Eva Allison
Mission School
Sunset
Don O. Aten
Early 1958 financial prudence and harmonious domestic year
The stars advise caution in finance and contracts, with a practical approach. Career focus, especially for those with tomorrow as birthday, could yield profits in early 1958 if efforts are steady and relations with superiors stay smooth. Domestic life looks calm for twelve months though late month and mid-December may test harmony. Travel and romance shine May to September with social gains. A born child may be practical yet occasionally aggressive. Unconquerable Siam notes Thailand’s unique history of never being conquered or colonized.
Brain Game quiz questions and answers
A list of trivia prompts asks for Spain s chief port the river for Lisbon on which river Italy s city called Detroit of Italy Italy s most important port Colombian cities in which country capital of French Morocco location of Charlotte Amalie Toluca Monterrey Veracruz in which country The scrambled answer keys follow each question with mixed letters and symbols
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Lisbon
Portugal
Detroit
Italy
Medellin
Cali
Barranquilla
French Morocco
Charlotte Amalie
Toluca
Monterrey
Veracruz
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
Athens Ohio newspaper rate card lists daily and Sunday editions with single copy prices, carrier delivery options, and postal rates for Ohio and West Virginia, including special mail rates. It notes post office classification and association affiliation.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Sune
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffi
Associated
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