Meyner Victory Signals Strong Democratic Momentum
Meyner's 200000 vote win in New Jersey shores up Democratic confidence as the Assembly flips 42 to 18 while the Senate remains 13 to 8. Analysts caution it may reflect state popularity more than a national trend, though Meyner's broad support among independents and business leaders boosts his 1960 presidential prospects.
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Nuclear genius penalty reshapes disarmament era
The article argues Russian rocket progress derails disarmament talks, sparking a new arms race after the Geneva Summit. It credits Eisenhower with attempting reassurance but warns the public mood and global policies are unsettled by Sputnik era shifts and post Stalin reform doubts.
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Last of the Battlewagons Marks End of an Era
The U S Navy mothballs its final active battleship the USS Wisconsin in New York signaling a shift to carriers for mobile strike power. The ship’s Korean War era role and dramatic sea battles are noted as part of a fading maritime chapter.
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Mackinac Bridge and Hampton Roads Tunnel Highlight US Growth
Northern Michigan gains a record long suspension span linking the upper peninsula to the state. A new Hampton Roads vehicular tunnel enhances sea board traffic as part of a broader highway expansion fueling tourism and regional economies. Builders receive high praise for these engineering feats.
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Odd Bridegroom Tests and Quirky Facts Across Time
A columnist recalls peculiar rituals for proving a groom in Pakistani villages and quips about everyday beliefs. The piece surveys odds and ends from sickness rates to shoes bought, a sound wave dishwasher, candle wax in addresses, Manna-ha-ta etymology, dragonfly nature, space myths, fishing spend, ostrich behavior, and a distant ice age forecast.
Beulah Belittles Dr Crane Column Critique
Beulah A. accuses Dr George W Crane of insulting women and races and promoting adoption propaganda. The case V W349 uses Don Quixote imagery to label her as a biased reader fabricating charges, while Crane defends his views and cites reader loyalty and popularity of the column.
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Klaus Fuchs Faces Confession At Harwell Amid Nuclear Secrets
In a Harwell office Klaus Fuchs contemplates confessing to supplying atomic bomb secrets to the USSR. Wing Commander Arnold watches from nearby, while Fuchs weighs past loyalties and future refuge as authorities close in. The piece ties Fuchs to Harry Gold and Didcot London trips, set against postwar Britain.
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Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A collection of wry quips and social jests from 1957 features a writer in England who borrows Bertrand Russell ideas and prompts a two word rebuke from Lord Russell Modesty forbids. Loren quips about her spaghetti aided figure and a druggist offers a humorous reply to grey hair query.
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These Days Bad Training And Its Cost
A speaker argues lack of discipline and the drift toward complacency threaten national strength. He contrasts Sputnik like national achievement with social indiscipline, ROTC issues, and brain drain, warning against frivolous values and the danger of a distracted society.
Veterans Day Message on Preparedness and Gratitude
The Public Forum Editor notes Veterans Day on November 11 marking Armistice Day and honoring over 18 million who served. It urges national resolve for world peace, preparedness against aggression, and remembrance of veterans who sacrificed for freedom. Lt. Colonel Burton S. Andrews, PMST Athens, delivers the message.
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Horoscope for Scorpio: steady progress and romance hinted
Tomorrow brings peaceful hours and harmonious relations with notable progress in tasks. For birthdays, initiative can boost work this year. a new romance may arise between June and September. Plan finances now to adapt to possible April changes. A loyal, opinionated child may be born under this sign.
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Curly the World Traveling Dog Sparks Humane Protests
A worldwide indignation rises over Curly the dog sent abroad to face death, as dog lovers protest and demonstrations occur outside the United Nations building. The piece notes thousands of dogs used in experiments and urges humane treatment and prevention of cruelty to animals aiding science.
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Athens Messenger Advertisement Rates and Rates Card
Ohio and West Virginia subscriptions listed with daily and Sunday edition prices. Special mail rates apply in Ohio and West Virginia. Copies mailed to other areas priced per month and year. The notice indicates newspaper delivery terms and postal classifications.
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