Far East Tensions Stir Debate Over Formosa Crisis
The piece weighs the risk of conflict with Red China over Formosa, noting cautious U.S. wariness and the potential for a Lebanon style show of force. It highlights the high defense outlay and the role of Eisenhower and the Joint Chiefs as Washington weighs options. It also cites World War III fears and possible Soviet involvement.
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Far East
Eveybody
Red China
Formosa
U.S. News & World Report
Red Chine
U.S. Seventh Fleet
China
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs
Lebanon
Russia
Mideast
Mao Tse-tung
Khrushchev
Formosa Straits
State Department
Korea
Beginning of major rail regulation reforms under 1958 Act
The Transportation Act of 1958 is seen as a first step to regulate railroads amid modern competition. A Senate panel will report next year on regulatory scope and tools, railroad consolidations, passenger service, and facility provision. The study aims to inform future transportation legislation.
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Senate
Education reform thoughts on lifelong learning and age mix
A reflective piece argues schooling ends too soon and real wisdom comes from living. It proposes sabbatical years after age 40 to refresh minds, suggesting education should include middle aged and elderly learners to improve society.
Court Faces Two Decisions In一 Little Rock integration case
The Supreme Court faces two issues this week: whether to delay integration at Central High in Little Rock for two and a half years and how far to let public opposition block a court order. The decision could guide federal judges on timing and enforceability of integration plans nationwide.
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Supreme Court
Little Rock
Central High
Arkansas
Orvalef
Faubus
Circuit Court
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases Lola and the turtle shell
Case 7-320 Lola G aged 17 shows early schizophrenia with withdrawal from reality. The essay explains shock therapy as temporary masking, urges psychiatric analysis, and describes Lola's social isolation and coping through study and piano. Readers are invited to request a booklet by sending 20 cents and a stamped envelope.
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Lola
George W. Crane
Lola G
California
Crane
Industrialist Offers Site Choosing Plan
Milwaukee firm Cleaver-Brooks outlines a city selection yardstick for communities and industries. J C Cleaver cites proximity to markets and labor stability among criteria and notes Stratford Ontario as the site for a $900000 plant investment.
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J. C. Cleaver
Cleaver-Brooks Co
Milwaukee
United States
Canada
Cleaver
Stratford
Ontario
Try and Stop Me
In Mt Vernon a Great Dane owner battles a dog that chases foreign sports cars and buries them in the backyard. A Bronx youth faces a choice to take an interest in the family business or be fired. Dave Garroway teases two inventions a silent alarm clock and a cork anchor.
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Mt. Vernon
Bronx
Weerful
Mama
Dave Garroway
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Labor union group challenges debate on Right to Work
United Organized Labor of the Hocking Valley calls for Ralph Dalton to debate Right to Work in a public arena. They label the legislation a national scheme undermining collective bargaining and claim it lowers wages and weakens unions. Charles L. Pancake, president, urges Dalton to participate.
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the Messenger
Labor
United Organized Labor
Hocking Valley
Harrison Lovsey
Ralph Dalton
Right To Work Inc
Ohio
Organized Labor
Mr. Dalton
Charles L. Pancake
United Organized Labor of
Segregation in the North Mirrors Southern Problems
The piece argues that northern segregation is both voluntary and involuntary, with ethnic enclaves and language barriers shaping school patterns. It notes a New York City commission on integration and questions whether separate X schools for Negro and Puerto Rican students should be superior, while urging diverse guidance staff and better communication with immigrant families.
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New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Chinatown
Brooklyn
Old St. Peter’s Cathedral
Harlem
Board of Education of
New York City
Commission On Integration
Sub-Commission
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Get Off Your Seat and On Your Feet Says Youth Fitness Leader
The piece argues Americans lead less physical lives than other nations as progress and suburbs reduce outdoor activity. It notes Europe’s mountain culture and cycling, contrasts spectator sports with active participation, and cites Shane MacCarthy urging Americans to move more. It ends with a brief opera aside about La Gioconda.
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United States
Canada
Europe
Shane MacCarthy
President’s Council
The Athens Messenger Publication Rates and Office Address
The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger outline subscription prices for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier or mail. Rates shown include Ohio and West Virginia special mail terms, plus the Athens address at 43 West Union Street and mail classifications under Associated Press membership.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
THE
Associated Press
Union St
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