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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1955
Page
4
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A 1955 opinion piece argues the Geneva spirit fell short as Kremlin aims remain unchanged. It asserts Soviet leaders seek West German neutrality, disarmament limits, and control of trade and tech flows to advance Communist dominance, warning the high level smile hides ongoing Cold War tactics and deception. It also notes rising big supermarkets and cautious poll forecasts for the next presidential cycle.
The article notes Chief Justice Paul Warren faces ongoing pressure over potential 1966 presidential candidacy despite repeated denials. It contrasts Warren’s stance with Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson, who previously declined before later running, and outlines Warren’s 1963 appointment by Eisenhower and his explicit vow to remain on the Supreme Court.
HAL BOYLE reports on Countess Dagmar von Bernstortz and her cousin Die Wier Ebeler as they complete 63,000 miles around the world on a motor scooter. From Munich 1962 they’ve crossed 30 countries and 18 U.S. states collecting folklore and music for educational programs while noting American life, fences, and women’s independence.
Dr George W Crane reports Lorna S a 33 year old church president leading a women’s group pledging to raise funds for a new church. He suggests dividing the group into teams with quotas and asks women to discuss with husbands to maximize donations.
Dr. Jordan explains heredity in diabetes, noting about one quarter of at risk children may develop the disease, with weight and stress as key factors. He cautions parents to prevent obesity and monitor children, while also discussing broader health and budgetary tips for church fundraising.
Mrs Robert Porter of North Carolina visits, with care by Mrs Ambrose Stewart during absence. Bobby and Sissy Porter visited by Mr and Mrs Charles Bethel and Mrs C H Russell from Columbus. Ambrose Stewart visiting daughter Mrs Thurman Denney. Harry Wagner visitors include Mr and Mrs Gerald Wagner and children of Wellston. Clovis Eblin to move to Columbus. he is employed there. Gallipolis to Harry Reynolds farm transfers by Mr and Mrs Ralph Mitchell. Mrs Henry Martin of Wilkesville visits Porter, with Paul Russell and Pauline calling on Mr Russell's relatives Clyde and wife in Thurman. Mrs C H Russell returns to Columbus after visiting Mrs T J Moore.
Dan and Vic plot a risky plan to seize a gun from an approaching intruder as the town reels under threat. Vivian and Paula watch from the shadows while the group debates a drastic taking of action to defend themselves.
The Public Forum thanks neighbors from Deanville Nelsonville Athens Buchtel Logan and Lancaster and the Nelsonville Fire Department for their efforts to save their home and reunite the family. Special thanks go to Salvation Army in Athens and local churches and helpers including Mrs Basil Mourn Mrs Chappie and Bill Nelson for gifts and support. The family plans to return home within ten days.
This daily horoscope urges sociable acts and inviting someone less fortunate to join. It notes favorable domestic and romantic aspects, evenings for stimulating activities, and hospitality plans likely to succeed. Birthdays suggest foresight in the next six weeks, with 1956 welfare hinges. Conservative finances advised.
An OCR styled radio schedule lists morning programs including The Breakfast Club and News & Commentary. Mentions间 channels feature hosts Abe ay and Johnny Olwen mbe with various time slots and serials.
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