Britain seeks nuclear aid and scientific sharing from U S
The piece argues that Britain presses for favored status and access to U S nuclear science and resources, citing Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Macmillan while insisting Eisenhower had already signaled NATO based sharing. It predicts new U S laws to enable wealth sharing and warns of England's austerity and need.
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Mr. Macmillan
England
Eisenhower
NATO Organization
The Sputnik Lesson and Humility in American Science
Walter Lippmann and others argue Sputnik exposes flaws in U S science education and public institutions. The piece urges humility, acknowledgment of rival talents, and diligent work to earn greatness rather than claiming inherited superiority. It ends with a benediction quote from Philipp Melanchthon.
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Walter Lippman
United States
Sputnik
Earth
Aircraft Layoffs Rise Across Industry Amid Defense Cutbacks
An Associated Press survey shows defense program reductions may force up to 100000 additional layoffs in aircraft factories nationwide over a year or more. Regions report plant closures and job losses from Long Island to Ohio, with some air transport segments growing while others contract.
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Associated Press
Commerce Labor Department
United States
Orval R. Cook
Aircraft Industries Assn
Air Force
Cook
New York
Long Island
Bell Aircraft
Buffalo
Convair
Bell Helicopter
Vought
Temco Aircraft Corp
California
Los Angeles
Ohio
General Electric
Cincinnati
Columbus
Thompson Products
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
Kansas
Army
Ravenna
Charlestown
Ind
Jeffersonville
Maryland
United States Steel and Aluminum Co. of America
Jersey
Standard
Gulf
Texaco
Socony Mobile Express
Case History of a Psychiatrist Jackie Disappears on Adoption Night
Dr George W Crane offers a case narrative about Jackie a seven year old orphan adopted by a childless couple. Jackie slept on the kitchen floor the first night and explained he wished to save his foster parents the trouble since they had been so kind. The piece extols adoption as enriching for child and parent and argues love must be learned not inherited. It also promotes a 200 point parental test offer.
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Macmillan
England
America
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Jackie
George W. Crane
Cain
Absalom
King David
Socrates
Groucho Marx
Perelman
John Held Jr
Robert Benchley
Brown University
New Yorker Magazine
CBS
Seven Lively Arts
John Crosby
Decay of Funny Bone U S Medical Problem
S J Perelman argues America's main medical problem is decay of the funny bone not hardening of arteries. He critiques modern humor, movie and TV writers, and recalls 1920s grit. He notes insomnia, cites an unpublished line, and discusses his CBS review assignment.
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U.S
S. J. Perelman
America
Do You Happen to Know Somebody for One Mighty Big Ring
A psychiatrist treats a patient obsessed with loving an elephant then faces a fresh puzzle about finding a suitable engagement ring. Meanwhile a famed used car dealer, “Smiling Sam from Amsterdam,” runs a hilltop lot with a no-return policy, boasting of sales since 1957.
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Chicago
Sam
Amsterdam
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Central America quiz brain game results
Brain Game Central America puzzle tests knowledge across seven questions about geography biology and history. The excerpt lists questions on largest country by area and population in Central America the Atlantic Pacific location of El Salvador the Central American colony Costa Rica’s capital cacao trees and other regional flora including quinine sources and chicle.
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Central America
el Salvador
Atlantic
Pacific
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Conformity critique stirs debate on national diversity
A reader critiques an article in Foreign Affairs by Miriam Chapin arguing Canada’s diversity contrasts with American conformity. He calls the piece thin on truth, notes the U S is generous not hard headed, and cites cross cultural variety in New York to make his point.
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Foreign Affairs
Canada
Miriam Chapin
United States
America
Israel Zangwill
Brooklyn
Washington
San Francisco
Montreal
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Windsor
Port Arthur
Great Britain
Miss Chapin
Christian Science Monitor
New York City
Italy
Canton
China
Syria
Tel Aviv
Africa
Ireland
Open Letter to the President on Integration and Constitutional Redress
An American Athens, T. B. Robb, writes on his 67th birthday urging the President to act to reconsider and modify the Supreme Court decision on integration. He argues for constitutional checks and suggests two remedy paths, urging peaceful petition and possible Congressional or judicial action. He warns against dictatorial zeal and defends liberty.
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the Messenger
Supreme Court
Dred Scott
Lincoln
United States of America
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The item lists newspaper editions and rates for The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger. It notes daily and Sunday delivery, carrier and mail rates, regional pricing for Ohio and West Virginia, and post office classification and association membership details.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio
W. Va
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