Mechem Seeks Eighth Term For State Senator
The piece praises C Stanley Mechem for state senator in an unopposed bid. It notes his roles as president pro tem and majority floor leader, his chairmanships including the Finance and Rules committees, and his reputation for prudent use of state funds. It cites achievements like Lake Burr Oak, Dow Lake, Nelsonville TB hospital, and Ohio University appropriations.
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C. Stanley Mechem
Mechem
Stanley
Legislative Service Commission
Senate
Ohio
Assembly
Hocking
Lake Burr Oak
Dow Lake
Nelsonville
Ohio University
Stanley Mechem
Tax Take in the United States Reaches New Highs
The article notes a total U S tax take at 100 billion dollars for the first time, with 608 dollars per person, and speaks of rising federal expenditures and substantial debt, while tax cut prospects are doubtful. It cites the Tax Foundation urging spending cuts as the path to tax relief.
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New York
United States
Treasury
THE
TAX Foundation
Foundation
Uncle Sam
Britain begins first atomic power plant for electric supply
The article notes Britain using its first large scale atomic power plant to generate electricity. It highlights the shift from coal and oil to nuclear energy to meet rising demand, the potential to power a city of one million, and forecasts doubling output within two decades. The piece frames nuclear power as a milestone signaling a new era in Britain's economy and living standards.
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United States
Britain
Europe
The Biggest Monopoly: Government Holdings Compared to Private Power
A National City Bank critique in The Freegan argues that the Federal government operates a vast holding company structure in Washington with monopolies across agencies, notably the Agriculture Department, which adds billions to the food bill while private grocery chains lower costs through efficient distribution. The piece contrasts tax burdens with government-driven price and wage distortions and hints at aggressive enforcement against a grocery chain.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
National City Bank
Freegan
Case History of a Psychiatrist Maureen
Maureen H aged 32 a Registered Nurse realized from personal experience that most divorces start in the bedroom. Dr Crane reports she plans to forward his booklet on Sex Problems in Marriage anonymously to a person who needs it badly to save her home from pos.
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Maureen
George W. Crane
Maureen H
Horoscope hints and readers' letters mix with advice
The page blends a tomorrow forecast urging cooperation and task completion with a birthday note about productive weeks ahead, then includes long reader letters to Dr. Crane critiquing advice and public responses. It cites ad hominem fallacies, ethics, and requests for booklets while urging continued correspondence.
UN Week highlights UN role beyond headlines
Willard K. Elsbree notes UN Week shows the UN as a venue for peaceful negotiation in the Suez crisis while expanding focus on economic development health education and food through agencies like WHO UNESCO FAO and programs such as UNICEF and refugee aid. He argues lasting progress depends on member governments and public support in democratic nations.
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Willard K. Elsbree
United Nations Week
Suez
UN Security Council
International Bank
The
International Finance Corporation
World Health Organization
Unesco
Food and Agriculture Organization
Children’s Fund
Dr Jordan's Advice On Adolescent Menstruation
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains to a mother how to discuss puberty and menstruation with a 13 year old daughter. Start conversations at 11 or 12 to prevent myths, note variability in onset, and emphasize normal physical and emotional changes as part of growing up. Parents should be calm, factual, and patient while guiding teens through adolescence.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Major Milo March Goes Undercover in East Berlin Mission
In East Berlin, American officer Milo March disguises as a Russian and secures a room at a hotel run by agent Rainer Hansske. He plans to reach Hermann Gruss through Dr. Fritz Oderbruch and mentors Frau Beate Schwabach to stage a raid, while an MVD uniform aids his disguise. The scene shifts to the Neva restaurant as a Zis sedan arrives across the street.
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Washington
Bulganin
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Geneva
United Nations
Milo March
Berlin
March
Rainer Hansske
Germany
America
Hermann Gruss
East Berlin
Fritz Oderbruch
Dr. Oderbruch
Gruss
Communist Party
Oderbruch
MVD
Moscow
Frau Beate Schwabach
Central Committee
Frau Beate
Heinrich Schwabach
East Germany
MDV
The
Astor
Neva
Military Mail Call Names and Addresses
The Messenger invites entries for its Military Mail Call column listing service members. Include full address, town, and contributor name. Example entries show Pvt. Donald BD. U 52-397-568, 2nd Pvt. Co. L 1th Inf. Ft. Ord Calif and Lloyd L Burt boxed at Staff Com Nav Marianas FPO San Francisco.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Ae Ie, West, Pvt. Donald BD
2Nd Pvt. Co., L
Lth Inf
Ft. Ord
Calif
Burt
Lloyd L
Marianas, Co
FPO
San Francisco
Public Forum Editor Receives Subscriptions from Mrs Effie L Brown
A letter from Mrs Effie L Brown of Columbus dated October 22 expresses dependence on The Messenger and includes a check for a six month subscription renewal, signaling support and ongoing readership.
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the Messenger
Effie L. Brown
Columbus
Engineer defeats $85 speeding fine in court
In Louisville, Marvin Perryman Jr., 29, an engineer, used a slide rule and maps to convince Criminal Court Judge Frank Ropeke the arresting officer overstated his speed. The judge agreed the officer would have had to reach 140 mph from a standstill to catch a 75 mph motorist. Also, Marshall Field, 63, was reported in satisfactory condition after brain surgery to remove a blood clot.
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Louisville
Marvin Perryman Jr
Criminal Court
Frank Ropeke
Perryman
Field
New York
Marshall Field
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