Eisenhower warns on federal spending amid new Congress
The president signals opposition to reckless federal financing as Democrats gain majorities. Analysts note two forces driving higher expenditures—aid to veterans and farmers and investment in infrastructure—while stressing tax funding and cautious oversight of pork barrel spending. Citizens should reconsider debt and deficit norms.
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Eisenhower
Congress
A. A. Berle
Rockefeller
Kenneth Galbraith
Christian Science Monitor
Veterans Day 1958 Remembers Armistice and Continuing War
The essay contrasts Armistice Day with ongoing global conflicts, recognizing the 1918 ceasefire as a milestone on the road to peace. It honors veterans while noting democracy faces new tyrannies, and cites Khrushchev's anti drunkenness campaign and a quip about couples testing love by climbing out.
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America
Music as a positive force in youth by Dr Crane
Dr Crane argues music can curb juvenile delinquency and channel energy through rhythm and athletics. He cites Prof Conradi on sparrows to claim environment can shape musical taste, urging schools to foster chorus and instrument play. He credits John Erskine and Shakespeare and promotes sending for Crane booklets.
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Conradi
John Erskine
George W. Crane
William Shakespeare
Christ
Canaries
Prof
Crane
Sadistic Discipline Marks Army Sergeant Believed to Be Tough
A South Carolina Army sergeant convicted of mistreating recruits is described as battle hardened, yet his acts included striking and kicking recruits and forcing cruel humiliations. The report condemns the abuse of authority as unworthy of the U S military. Two female peers become Britain’s first sworn Lords this year, wearing crimson and ermine robes.
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South Carolina
Britain
House of Lords
Nixon Faces 1960 Nomination Challenge From Rockefeller
AAP surveys show 20 of 38 Republican state chairmen favor Nixon for the 1960 nomination, but Rockefeller's New York win shifts momentum. Nixon must craft a distinct image while balancing right and liberal factions, as Eisenhower’s leadership fades and California setback stains his campaign.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Associated Press
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California
Eisenhower
U S Library Reopens in Algiers After Mob Attack
The U S library in Algiers on Rue Michelet reopened after last May sacking by a mob. Public affairs official Howard White reports about 120 visitors daily and a favorable shift in European views toward the United States amid De Gaulle era stability. The library holds about 5000 books, mainly French translations of U S novels.
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U. S
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France
Horoscope forecast for tomorrow and birthday hints
The Stars Say outlines a constructive period ahead with progress on immediate and long term goals. Expect good news this afternoon and, for birthdays, eight months of constructive affairs with caution against hasty decisions and aggressiveness.
Play Your Way Through The Q A Game Column
Readers are invited to guess questions from given answers in a witty 1958 Cerf puzzle humor piece. The column showcases wordplay and quirky town names while noting Dean Johnson’s quip about duty.
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Kan
Fiven
Tenn
Odear
Shoo
Fla
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Tex
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Kay
Dean Johnson
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Driver defends actions after schoolboy accident
Mrs. Florence Cartwright writes to The Messenger denying negligence after a child darted into Central Ave traffic and was struck by a car despite the driver being 25 feet away when the light turned green. She says her account to police supported non negligence and urges a correct report.
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the Messenger
Central Ave
Messenger
Florence Cartwright
Athens
Peace pact quiz brain game
Answers list includes historical peace treaties for major wars. The puzzle provides questions on treaty dates and signings such as Shimonoseki 1894 V J Day WWII surrender location armistice signing person and place and Franco Prussian War 1871 and Russo Japanese War 1905. The garbled answers appear after the prompt.
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Shimonoseki
New Orleans
Brain Game
New Fund Functions for Firemen Dependents in Columbus
Fifteen widows and sixteen dependent children received benefits in the first year of the Volunteer Firemen's Dependents Fund created by the last Legislature to replace local indemnity funds.
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Columbus
Foreign Aid and a Quiet Chorus of Skepticism
A column critiques a Arab Information Center piece arguing the U S gives more to Israel than Arab states. It questions motives behind foreign aid, warns of “no strings attached” demands, and urges the United States to leverage aid and push back against blackmail by demanding reciprocity.
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Arab Information Center
United States
Israel
Soviet Russia
Nehru
Kerala
Russkies
Understanding the Arthritis Types and Management Today
The article outlines two main arthritis forms osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, noting prevalence and impact on life. It discusses symptoms including joint stiffness fatigue and pain, treatment aims weight control diet and exercise, and emphasizes early prevention through good health and medical care.
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Merly
Youth Hangs Self In Accident At Home
In Oklahoma City 10-year-old Jerry Dowdy allegedly entangled by a rope around a tree limb. His sister Charlotte reported the incident to police and showed the rope trick was sometimes used to scare her brother. Jerry Dowdy was in serious condition at the hospital.
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Oklahoma City
Charlotte Dowdy
Jerry
Luther Dowdy
The Athens Messenger Publication Pricing Notice
Classified notice details daily Sunday publication schedule and delivery charges. The Athens Messenger lists rates for single copies and carrier delivery with weekly cost.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
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