Nixon and Eisenhower Clash Over Foreign Policy Debate
Time magazine notes a rift between President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon on campaign discussion of foreign policy. Nixon pushes for clear defense of Eisenhower Dulles policy versus Acheson line, while Eisenhower urges keeping foreign policy out of partisan fights. The episode ends with a presidential telegram backing public discussion of Quemoy Matsu and Lebanon actions, aligning with Nixon’s view.
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Time Magazine
Eisenhower
Nixon
Democratic Advisory Council
Dulles
Acheson
Far East
House
Senate
Republican Party
Washington
Lebanon
Pioneer satellite boosts perceived US military power
The article asserts America leads world military strength with the Pioneer satellite launch. Military officials praise thrust surpassing all earlier records, a potential intercontinental missile capability, and note the project was driven by an all American team, shaping Cold War perceptions amid press skepticism.
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Ana
Moscow
Sherman Adams
Soviet
Russia
Age and aging in a reflective neighborhood portrait
Jim Bishop contemplates old age through a neighbor, family memories, and social attitudes. He argues aging brings loneliness, shifts in respect, and battles with health, while noting youth misreads the elderly and society must understand their emotional needs.
Dr Crane Advises Faith, Family Rules For Marital Harmony
Evelyn Q is cited as a case highlighting how lack of shared church life and alcoholism strain marriage. Dr George W Crane urges both spouses to join a church program and align home life with sober, family-centered activities to restore faithfulness and stability.
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Evelyn
America
Marital Hoyle
George W. Crane
Evelyn Q
Sunday
YMCA
Boy Scouts
Mammon
Crane
Bonds vs Stocks in volatile market mirrors 1920s patterns
The piece notes higher yields on top corporate bonds but weak demand for bonds amid a stock chase. It cites Federal Reserve rate moves to align discount rates with short term lending, and warns inflationary fears could push capital gains in stocks. A Treasury borrowing next month aims to curb inflation risks. In Harrisonville notices, community events and obituaries are listed with local names and venues.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
U.S. Treasury
Wall Street
Treasury
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A humorous excerpt collection noting Roosevelt he terms Ameri canisms and political quotes. Includes a sample exam joke about medical terms and a closing citation credit to 1958 Bennett Cerf with King Features Syndicate distribution.
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Bennett Cerf
Michigan State
King Features Syndicate
Young California girl warns of Russian occupation essay
Kathryn Larson a 16 year old Menlo Atherton High student writes in Peace News that the world has fallen to communism and atomic threats. She proposes nonviolent civil disobedience to resist occupation though the essay is sharply criticized as naïve and dangerous.
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Momma
P. N
Peace News
Kathryn Larson
Menlo-Atherton High School
California
Miss Larson
Russia
United States
Thoreau
Memp
Erton High School
Californe
India
Great Britain
Hungary
Poland
Gandhi
South Africa
France
Nehru
Bond Street
London
Krishna Menon
Cardinal
Walden
Roy Kepler
Tolstoy
Larson
Menlo- Atherton High School
Exercise does not harm the heart inactive people
Health for Today reports Harvard study of football players showing exercise protects against heart disease. Data from 1901 to 1930 suggests heavy, sustained activity correlates with lower coronary risk, while quitting exercise increases danger. Doctors now urge more activity after heart events and endorse steady routine.
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Wiseacres
Harvard
William C. Pomeroy
Paul Dudley White
John Q
Meigs County Pioneer Society Meets in Pomeroy
Mrs. Elizabeth McCumber attended the Meigs County Pioneer Historical Society meeting in Pomeroy and recited a poem titled The First Settlers Story.
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Elizabeth McCumber
Meigs County
The Messenger Advertising Rates and Address
Athens Ohio publication details list daily Sunday editions, carrier and mail rates, and special Ohio West Virginia rates. Includes subscription prices for one month six months and one year and mailing address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
Ohio
W.va
W. Va
Athens
Postoffice
Associated Press
Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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