Middle East policy seen as oil and strategy not profits
Column argues U S aims to safeguard vital oil reserves and NATO security in the Middle East. It contends Soviet pressure shifts threaten Western positions, risking economic collapse in Europe if oil is cut off, while stressing self-preservation and moral obligation as motives. Joseph Alsop is cited about shifting Kremlin pressure.
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U. S
Middle East
England
Europe
NATO
Middle Eastern
Joseph Alsop
Kremlin
Far East
Helen Kane
Sullivan
Mynah Bird
Jackie Loughery
Ella Logan
Father Howard
Fatima Record
Alphonse Moyses
Ed Kuhn
Aileen Pringle
Kruman
Seaboard Service
Standard Register
Darryl Zanuck
Christ
Charlie
Jean Tompson
Schlich
the Warwick
Tom Longo
Key Biscayne
Miami
Columbia Studios
Hellinger
E. C. Hazard
Father
J. Webb
Tommy
Jou Tompson
Teller
Soviet Union
Modern mechanized farming proves essential to larger yields
The passage argues that mechanization is vital to modern farming, boosting acreage with less labor. It cites a major maker's 412 acre experimental farm in the Midwest testing new designs, operating under field conditions from plowing to harvesting. The effort also serves soil conservation demonstrations and invites farmer input to improve machines.
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Middle West
Dilemma with two horns inflation or recession
The piece blasts government leaders for inflation driven by spending and warns that options like wage and price controls would worsen the crisis. It laments deficits and urges adherence to thrift, recalling that a penny saved is a penny earned.
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Uncle Sam
Sam
Reminder Pad Keeps Jim Bishop Busy with Endless To-Do List
Colleague notes from Jim Bishop reveal a never ending reminder pad of calls meetings and errands. The list includes contact requests for actors artists politicians ship repairs and book projects plus personal items and travel plans. Bishop muses about never catching up and prefers a slow steady pace.
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Atlantic
Paarre
Marty Brill
Heyn
Arthur Axelsen
Billy B’s Stuttering Case From Dr Crane
Case 7-314 describes Billy B a 12 year old stutterer. The doctor notes Spanish speech frees him from the habit and refers to the stutter triangle with a suggested remedy.
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George W. Crane
Billy B
Public appreciation for Athens County Child Welfare workers
A sheriff thanks the Athens County Child Welfare Department for its cooperation with the Sheriff’s Office in a recent case. Praises specific workers Rowena Sprout and Margaret Bridgewater for caring for a small girl, whose reluctance to leave them speaks to their impact.
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the Messenger
Athens County Child Welfare Department
Child Welfare Department
Sheriff's Department
Rowena Sprout
Margaret Bridgewater
Harold E. Shields
Athens County
Schools and gifted children under a democratic frame
The piece argues that democracy in education should identify and educate gifted students rather than suppress their needs. It cites Professor Passow, compares genius to broader proficiency, notes misinterpretations of democracy in schools, and questions whether society should invest more in many learners or a few exceptional minds.
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A. Harry Passon
Teachers College
Columbia University
Associated Press
Passow
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Edison
Professor Passow
Winston Churchill
Profes Passow
Einstein
Water Wagon Riders Have Precarious Seat
An essay on the water wagon as a social test of character. It catalogs common types of dieters and drinkers, from the early climbers to those who cling to the bar as they ride the wagon, ending with a skeptical question about real life encounters.
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New York
America
Sharer
Noser
WCTU
Pocna Totah Tales and Early Film Milestones
A publisher recalls a surprised ambush by Native Americans while journeying through Totah and Arizona and humorously explains they bought blankets to escape. The piece also notes a 1896 Edison Vitascope premiere at Koster and Bial's Music Hall in New York with a commemorative plaque dating 1938 and 1958, distributed by King Features.
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Totah
Arizona
National Parks
West 34 Street
New York
Macy's
Koster
Bial
Music Hall
Thomas A. Edison
Vitascope
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Birthday Stars Promise Financial Gain and Stable Home Life
Tomorrow brings a favorable yearly chart with possible financial improvement before 1958 ends and a strong two month job cycle into 1959. A bright outlook for home and family follows, with cautions to avoid late November nervous tension and risky finances in November or March. A child born now is practical and poised. Mrs. George Barber and daughter Betty visited Mrs. Myrtle Sweazy near Gloucester.
Blood Banks and Their Role in Modern Transfusions
The article traces early transfusion attempts and notes how compatibility and modern collection methods shaped blood banks. It explains types of blood products, from fresh blood to decalcified and freshly frozen plasma, and the cost and ethics of donation versus payment.
The Athens Messenger Pub Rates and Address
Classified notice lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions in Ohio and West Virginia with mail and carrier delivery options. It also notes post office classification, year terms, and the Messenger Publishing Co address at 4 West Union Street, Athens Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Daily & Sun
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. V
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
THE
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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Los Angeles
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Tom Dodd
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Jersey City
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Skindome
Tripe
Doctor Crane
Billy
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O. K
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