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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1957

Page

4

We Must Strengthen U S Scientific Pace And Freedom

Pure Research America faces a lag due to too few scientists and engineers and a shortage of time for basic research. Government and industry fund only applied work, hampering broad exploration. The piece calls for more brainpower, higher prestige for scientists, and education that blends science with humanistic studies.

America Russia James Killian Eisenhower Life Magazine

Adlai Dilemma in NATO Meeting Role

Adlai Stevenson's choice to consult with the Eisenhower administration without joining its staff at the December NATO talks highlights the clash between patriotism and political independence. He fears sharing responsibility and constraining Democrats' ability to critique policy, unless urgency of war overrides such objections.

Adlai Stevenson Eisenhower U.S NATO Stevenson

Clock turns time lesson into a multimillion dollar business

Martin Umanoff, a 32 year old industrial designer and former Air Force sergeant, created a child friendly clock to teach time. The idea grew into Terry Tell Time merchandise rights worth about 20 million dollars and a line of 55 products. His success began after helping his two daughters learn to tell time and quickly spread to schools.

Martin Amanoff Laurie Sandee Amanoff Air Force Umanoff Terry Tell Mickey Mouse Davy Crockett Heis

Sputnik's Shadow Fades as U S Shows Missile Might

Amid claims of a missile family and long range tests, Gen. Curtis LeMay drives a record nonstop jet-tanker trip Massachusetts to Argentina and back. Other flights from California to the Philippines and Florida to Argentina illustrate a push to reassure allies and deter foes after Russia's propaganda win. The Defense Department notes new atomic depth bombs and rocket tests as Eisenhower touts U S missile capability without an intercontinental ballistic missile yet.

Sputnik Curtis LeMay Air Force Massachusetts Argentina Washington California Philippines New York Defense Department Navy Eisenhower Russia United States

Tranquilizer use in a midlife crisis case discussed

A psychiatrist explains that Herman G a 43 year old factory superintendent seeks relief from anxiety with tranquilizers and fears becoming a platonic husband. He urges facing problems not masking them with pills and recommends Dr Crane's booklet How to Prevent Impotence to help wives support middle aged husbands and avoid divorce or addiction.

Herman George W. Crane Herman G James G. Shanklin Shankling

Foreign Trade Policy Gets New Look Now

The article reports on a White House plan to seek a five year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act and to push for higher foreign aid as Congress debates tariffs. It notes U S exports have fallen for six months, with Germany and Japan increasing competition and concerns over Western Europe’s market integration. Benjamin F Fairless addresses the 44th National Foreign Trade Convention urging private capital over government aid.

U. S U. S. State Department White House Congress Benjamin F. Fairless American Iron & Steel Institute Fairless U. S. Steel Department of Commerce France England Europe America Sputnik

Try and Stop Me: Indians, Broadway, and Brit Tea Tales

A collection of morsels shows ENGLISH STAR touring New York for Broadway opening drawing rousing notices. Will Rogers on his first England trip jokes about tea culture and coffee. A publisher in Indianapolis receives an quirky manuscript titled How to Make Your Own Mink Coat with a witty opening line about catching minks.

New York America Broadway Country England Will Rogers London Rogers Indianapolis Bennett Cerf King Features Syndicate

Carpenter visits on way to Texas posting

Major Walter F. Fagan of the U S Army recently visited friends here en route to a new assignment in Texas. He and his family have been stationed in Germany for several years. Orville Whittington of Baltimore visited his son R A Whittington and family. Granville Lyons visited Mrs Minnie Tedrow of Wellston. Mrs Ralph Frazier of Gallipolis was a weekend guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Fern Gillogly.

Carpenter Walter F. Fagan U. S. Army Texas Major Fagan Germany Orville Whittington Baltimore R. A. Whittington Granville Lyons Minnie’ Tedrow Wellston Ralph Frazier Gallipolis Fern Gillogly Reedsville Oren Childers C. C. Hamilton Sandra Kay Ned Duvall William L. Childers Jeffery Philo C. V. Buckley Charles Ayers Belpre Chloe Mills Middleport Greta May Barton Clarksburg W. Va Lillie Baker Verd Smith

Tax collection woes nudge small firms toward tax avoidance

The piece argues new income tax rules on expenses burden small businesses and self employed individuals, forcing costly record keeping and prompting thoughts of evasion. It notes harsher collections, cites a flooded merchant's losses, and warns of potential unrest amid looming elections and tax revolts.

Congress J. Bracken Lee Switzerlnd Nassau

What is the modern term for catarrh in winter ailments

The article explains a winter ailment once labeled catarrh defluxation or rheum is now most commonly called chronic rhinitis. It notes symptoms of hawking spitting and excessive nasal mucus and addresses common questions from readers.

Stars Forecast A Practical Path For Scorpio

The horoscope for Scorpio advises a practical year ahead with rising responsibilities early, demanding focused planning and steady progress. From May to September personal happiness and travel opportunities appear, while caution against extravagance is urged next month. A note on postnasal drip explains its causes and remedies.

Scorpio

The Athens Messenger Classified Rates

Advertisement shows daily and Sunday newspaper rates. Carrier delivery 4 cents weekly. mail rates 1 month 1.75, six months 7.50, one year 2.00. Special Ohio and West Virginia rate 7 weeks 2.00. Entry indicates Kens, Ohio as mailing location and Associated Press note.

Athens Messenger Ohio & W. Va Kens Ohio Pointetties Ag i

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