Red threats and aging politics mark 1956 era notes
An analysis piece surveys Adlai Stevenson’s pledge on H bomb tests, contrasting Soviet behavior with promises and urging caution. It cites Sobolev’s UN remarks and Eisenhower’s stance, then shifts to aging in America, the AMA’s aging objectives, and the role of medicine and TV in the 1956 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Arkady A. Sobolev
Russia
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
White House
Sobolev
United States
Great Britain
Tehran
Yalta
Potsdam
San Francisco
Geneva
UN Security Council
Red
Stevenson
Columbus Dispatch
American Medical Association
Committee On
Campaign clash over stopping hydrogen bomb tests between Stevenson and Eisenhower
In a World Today briefing Linennne nramaney outlines the Stevenson Eisenhower debate on halting hydrogen bomb tests. Key questions include radioactive fallout risks and whether stopping tests would cede any advantage to the Soviet Union. Eisenhower favors a halt only with verifiable inspections, while Stevenson presses for action now. The piece also notes voters’ reliance on television and in-person appearances to gauge candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linennne
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
National Academy ‘of Sciences
Russia
United States
Fisenhower
Retail Boom Faces Fierce Competitions Across Stores
Retailers predict the year will top all for total sales amid growing rivalry between discount houses and traditional retailers. Larger chains expand catalogs and delivery while small stores adapt with price cuts and services. A 100-store home furnishings buying group forms to counter catalog impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast States
Association of Better Business Bureaus
Jesus Would Likely Support Church Suppers
Dr Crane argues that church suppers in church basements can foster fellowship and fund Sunday school classrooms, citing Jesus dining with followers and visiting meals. He defends church social life as a legitimate aid to religion and education, urging continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
George W. Crane
Harry C
Crane
Lawrist
Christ
Emmaus
Zacchaeus
Sechureh
Ill at Ease with Dr Oderbruch and New Drugs
In a waiting room I read about diethylamide and chlorpromazine. a U S doctor and East Berlin scientist drive drug research while I eye Oderbruch and a political psychiatry angle. The doctor invites me in, we discuss Russia, capitalism, and a Lenin Hospital near Schloss Park as the scene Ends with “To Be Continued.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Oderbruch
Park Avenue
Oderbruch
Max Rinkel
Franz Oberbruch
East Berlin
Oberbruch
Institute of Soviet Science
Gruss
Russia
Lenin Hospital
Treskow Allee
Schloss Park
Public Forum endorses Veterans Memorial Hospital Bond
Leslie Fultz writes to Meigs County citizens urging a yes vote on the 100000 Veterans Memorial Bond on the November 6 ballot. The non profit, community owned hospital would cost most taxpayers about 80 cents yearly for five years, providing modern diagnosis, therapy and care without tax increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ionor
Ronewing
Leslie F. Fultz
Meigs County
Vetans Memorial Hospital
Meigs Countians
Veterans Memorial
UNICEF Drive to Help World Children in Athens Event
The Athens UNICEF effort invites elementary students to participate on Tuesday International Day in Athens and the closing day of United Nations Week. UNICEF, the United Nations Children’s Fund, relies on voluntary gifts from governments and individuals in 100 countries and works with WHO and FAO to aid children in underdeveloped areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purwuie Unyuts
United Nations
Athens
Unicef
Friend of Children
United Nations Children’s Fund
United Nations Economic and Social Council
UN World Health and Food and Agriculture Organizations
Horoscope predicts strong financial gains into 1957 for birthday star
The 1956 forecast notes a propitious period for finances with promotions and bonuses mid November and continued improvement through 1957. It warns against extravagance in December and advises staying focused to start the new year well. Travel and romance shine in mid 1957 as a loyal, ambitious child is described. New Haven social notes mention visits by families Stein Maynard and Ohlinger, with others from Anna and Pittsburgh.
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Athens Messenger
Gstas
World Today
DR. Crane
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Jes
Mars
Beate
the Public Forum
the Children’s Fund
By Galbraith
New Haven
E. L. Stein and Sons
Stein
Z. T. Maynard
Kenova
W. Va
Russell Ohlinger
Charleston
Ohlinger
R. J. Ohlinger
Henry Peters
Anna
Raymond Peters
Charles Brown
Pittsburgh
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