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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1958
Page
4
The AMA launches AMA News on September 22 issued fortnightly to 210,000 doctors. It is the first newspaper of American medicine, non-technical and wide in scope, aiming to entertain and inform while providing rapid, summarized medical and socio economic data to help doctors handle daily practice and improve community health.
Private utilities have pursued nuclear power since 1954 with 15 plant projects totaling over 500 million dollars. Three plants are operating, six under construction, and six planned, plus 12 research projects. About 123 companies participate in 27 projects, amid remaining economic and scientific uncertainties.
The article argues the Kremlin aims to scuttle the Geneva conference by demanding immediate unconditional test cessation. The United States and Britain reject that condition without a global detection system, implying high odds of failure but not doom. Henry Ward Beecher is cited on mortality as a concluding thought.
Dr Crane explains an unvoiced code in medicine and business that bars mixing romance with work. He notes professionals seek compatible spouses via a foundation offering certified partners, arguing science can aid matchmaking beyond traditional methods.
Associated Press reports on Moscow life revealing crowded housing with many sharing rooms, long lines for goods, constrained stores and theaters, modest rents, free but slow medical care, and a population wary of propaganda. Youth seek outside information while cynicism grows yet not threatening regime. Tomorrow: A little bit of freedom.
Jim Bishop profiles Joe E Lewis known as The Joker of nightclub America. The piece outlines his Las Vegas home base El Rancho, bourbon habit, bankroll from royalties and horses, and his sharp wit with generous, sometimes reckless lifestyle details.
A famed violin player wanders into the African jungle where wild beasts gather to hear his music. During the performance a panther kills the musician, prompting the outraged lioness to question the act while the panther reveals he is hard of hearing. The joke closes with a spaceman gag from 1958.
T Coleman Andrews former Internal Revenue Collector attacks the income tax calling it ruinous to the middle class and white collar independence. He warns inflation worsens living costs and dollar value while government debt and bond issuance fuel the trend and cites examples from 1939 to 1957.
An editorial urges that discharged mental patients need community help beyond psychiatry. It emphasizes family acceptance, employer and coworker support, and ongoing medical attention, with the family doctor acting as coordinator between hospital psychiatrists and home life to sustain recovery.
A simple Halloween tip suggests giving out popular chewing gum to visiting children. The note emphasizes wholesome favorites approved by parents, noting gum is enjoyed by kids and not a bounty due to its modest value.
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail rates. It notes pricing for Ohio and West Virginia deliveries, annual and six month options, and states it is a second class matter with Associated Press membership.
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