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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1956
Page
4
Analysis argues Eisenhower's re election reinforced public trust across the nation. It notes wartime leadership, economic stability, and broad support shifting traditionally Democratic cities to his column while cautioning limits of allied alignment in the Suez crisis.
Lieutenant Naiyevo and allies seize Oderbruch's drugs and fake identifications to trap him. Gruss and Henri subdue security, strip and bind officers, then plan to drug Oderbruch with lysergic acid diethylamide to extract a confession and escape the scene.
U S housewife exits hospital nurse logs. Hippo tooth weighs up to seven pounds and was used for dental ivory. Robert Q. Lewis notes girls in the awkward age. 20 million fishermen spend two billion dollars and 7.7 billion miles yearly. they drink 280 million gallons of beer waiting for the big one. Puerto Rico is the only area under the American flag not charging a marriage license. Pentagon houses the largest private exchange switchboard with 200 operators. Eyelashes live three months, scalp hair two years. Manisa Turkey farmer shaved in 37 seconds. A lawnmower rumor about a white elephant. Lisa Kirk on a nephew left out of school for eraser incident. Croquet revival in the Midwest, favorite of Alexander Woollcott. Babies have limited vision at one year. 22 million Americans drink fluoride water. Suez idea dated to 2000 B C and Egyptian pharaohs. Ancient Egyptians domesticated cats for pest control and religion.
President Eisenhower faces a turbulent year as Congress cuts a billion dollars from his foreign aid request and bans new military aid to Yugoslavia while debates over Poles Hungarians and Middle East help unfold. The outcome hinges on a volatile global scene.
Dr George W Crane discusses Sally B a girl aged 14 or 16 in a case history on adolescence and parental discipline. The piece explores a father a doctor with a temper who beats his daughter after she comes home late and the need for apology and accountability in parenting. It invites high school and Sunday school discussions and a family forum with a 200 point test for good parents.
The message urges readiness to seize unusual opportunities especially in the forenoon and advises budgeting in the afternoon romance phase. It notes a strong opportunity period between now and end of January 1957, with good contacts to aid goals in the next three months and a potential travel window from June to September. A child born today is described as intelligent and domestically inclined.
Mrs. Grace Crow, Letart postmaster, reports a volunteer tomato plant by Dr. Smith’s south porch produced at least 30 tomatoes by early November. The plant grew with meager care beside a foundation stone and bore heavy foliage that hid the fruit. Don O Aten Letart, Nov. 8.
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