Tremors in Eastern Europe and Tito’s dilemma play out
The Athens Alessenger describes uncertain shifts in Hungary and Poland as Soviet satellites consider rebellion. It notes Molotov and Khrushchev maneuvering at the Kremlin, Tito’s talks with Moscow, and Eisenhower’s cautious Yugoslav policy including suspending heavy arms deliveries while watching for signs Tito moves closer to or away from the Soviet orbit. It cites Geneva era inspection ideas and Italian tests showing the potential of aerial reconnaissance.
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Hungary
Poland
Soviet Union
Russia
Tito
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Belgrade
Yalta
Stalin
Malenkov
Molotov
Bulganin
Geneva
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Moscow
Dulles
United States
Eartha Kitt recall shows dollar that started rise to fame
Hal Boyle profiles Eartha Kitt noting she earned $200,000 to $250,000 annually and bought a Plaza mink coat and an East Side home. She recalls the one-dollar bill she saved as a child picking cotton in South Carolina, a symbol of a harder past and a secure home she now values. She seeks time off and authenticity, challenging the idea of marrying for money and stressing the importance of independence and public perception.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Eartha Kitt
South Caro
Id Eartha
Eartha
Plaza Hotel
Setime
Miss Kitt
Russia loses grip as Poland and Hungary push independence
James Marlow argues that after Tito and Red China, Poland and Hungary show cracks in Soviet control. Poland pledges to keep Russian troops while Western bases exist, while Hungary’s uprising deepens anti Russian sentiment. The events may open doors for broader satellite defiance, though Russia still holds power. The piece notes Khrushchev’s stab at reform but warns the inheritance remains fragile.
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James Marlow
Washington
Russia
Stalin
Marshal Tito
China
Nikita Khrushchev
Red Party
Khrushchev
Tito
Red China
Kremlin
Middle East
Poland
Hungary
Wladyslaw Gomulka
West
Germany
Dascter
Flowers at Funerals Are Essential Says Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane argues against removing funeral flowers stating they lift the mood of mourners and honor the deceased. He compares death to a graduation and urges readers to maintain flowers, linking the practice to generosity and spiritual uplift beyond mere cost saving. He cites Jesus and historical sentiment to support the stance.
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Carolyn
Earth
George W. Crane
Carolyn D
Wacae
Jesus
Christ
Garden
Gethsemane
Hitler
Dr Jordan Answers Readers Medical Questions
Dr Jordan discusses sweating blood unlikely under emotion and vitamins function from diet, eye puffiness from potential kidney issues, breast implants lacking evidence, and lipomas. He cautions excess vitamins wasteful, stresses thorough checkup for eyelid swelling, and notes lipomas are common noncancerous and removable when needed.
UNESCO and its global role in education and culture
Marjorie Jean Malone outlines UNESCO as a UN specialized agency promoting international understanding through education science and culture. The piece covers its structure voting, main educational duties, expert support, library and teacher training projects, and the spread of knowledge via conferences and publications.
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Marjorie Jean Malone
Brussels
United States Commission For Unesco
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Ohio University
Unesco
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
United Nations
Liquor Board Clears Elks. Eagles Lose Permit Days
The Department of Liquor Control released decisions on Athens County fraternal orders. The Nelsonville BPO Elks No. 543 was cleared of gambling on premises. The Athens Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 529 had its license suspended seven days for gambling on site.
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Department of Liquor Control
Athens County
Nelsonville B. P. 0
Elks
Athens
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Beate Schwabach Hosts Mixed Company in Berlin Dinner
A crowded Berlin gathering features Beate Schwabach, German officials Heinz Friede and Waltraud Dietrich, Russian Comrade Kuibykov, Milo Nalyeva of the MVD, and Dr. Franz Oderbruch. Lieutenant Nalyeva claims a special mission as other guests jockey for Beate’s attention amid suspicions and shifting loyalties.
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Xix
Gerda Rogge
Hilda Richter
Beate Schwabach
Heinz Friede
Waltraud Dietrich
Ilya
Milo
Beate
Hye Kuibykov
Soviet Trade Commission
Iya
Milo Nalyeva
MVD
Kuibykov
Stakhanov
Kulbykov
Dr. Oderbruch
Rainer
Franz
Nalyevo
Franz Oderbruch
Americ
America
John Foster Dulles
Oderbruch
Horoscope hints and anniversary for local readers
Tomorrow brings opportunities and steady effort with rewards in 1957. For birthday individuals expect hard work to meet yearly goals and cautious money matters late December. Domestic life shines in the new year with social delights and new contacts. romance and travel favored mid 1967. Mr. and Mrs. Heidlebaugh celebrate their 50th anniversary with open house 2 to 5 p.m. at East Main Street.
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New Straitsville
C. N. Heidlebaugh
T. K. Clarke
East Main Street
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