Maine Elects Muskie Senator In Statewide Primary
In a tight September primary week election Maine voters chose Gov. Edmund S. Muskie over incumbent Frederick G. Payne marking the first time a Maine Democrat won a U S Senate seat by popular vote. The Goldfine affair looms as a political backdrop while the nation eyes the 1960 general elections.
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Florida
Minnesota
Utah
Washington State
86Th Congress
White House
Edmund S. Muskie
United States Senate
Frederick G. Payne
Payne
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Sherman Adams
Muskie
Eisenhower
Science Aid Crash Program Expands National Education
A $100,000,000 annual federal aid to states will launch a crash program in science education. Eleven state officers met with the Federal Commissioner of Education to draft plans in a three day Washington session. Louisiana leads with early progress in area vocational education to train science technicians serving multiple counties.
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Arkansas
California
Iowa
Maryland
Massachusetts
New York
Oklahoma
Ohio
Texas
Utah
Wisconsin
Federal Commissioner of Education
Washington
Louisiana
Personal Responsibility in Men's Wardrobe Spending
The article argues American men underbuy suits, citing 1956 1957 production figures and noting rising use of sport coats and slacks. It profiles Joseph Daroff who urges better dress as business and self confidence, recommending wardrobes around 1133 dollars and upkeep at 377 dollars yearly. It links personal spending to industry health and prosperity.
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Daddy
America
Papa
Dad
Joseph Daroff
Mrs. America
Daroff
Corporation
Dr Crane on Fever Risks and Protein Gel Analogy
Physician Dr. Crane explains fever dangers, noting brain protein can irreversibly coagulate if temperatures exceed 105 degrees. He cites cases from 1799 and his own hospital experiences, warns against premature fever reduction, and endorses letting fever run to a safe limit.
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George Washington
Washington
George W. Crane
Hower J
Crane
I. Q
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Old Timer recalls Athens County mining era and unions
An Athens County resident reflects on coal mining's rise and decline, union battles, and social issues. He recalls miners, saloons, and National Guard intervention, then urges association over unionism, financial prudence, and backing the Right-To-Work Amendment as he plans to vote on Nov. 4.
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Athens County
Hocking Valley
Hocking
National Guard
Athens
Washington
War of Nerves and School Integration Tactics
The Eisenhower administration pursues a restraint strategy in the school integration crisis in Arkansas and Virginia while warning China over Quemoy and Matsu. Gov Faubus speeds up Little Rock voting to Sept 27 and closes public high schools. Capital University reports record enrollment as a contrasting note of activity.
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Quemoy
Matsu Islands
Arkansas
Virginia
Washington
Art General Rogers
Newport
Orval E. Faubus
Little Rock
Faubus
Supreme Court
Central High School
Matsu
New Toys Fly Off Shelves Frisbees Hula Hoops Surge
In a booming toy market, plastic frisbees and hula hoops flood stores as demand soars. A new Car B C U e gadget plugs into the cigarette lighter to cook a hot dog on the go, making the inventor rich quickly.
Khrushchev’s War Style and Soviet Strategy Analyzed
General James Gavin argues in his book that Khrushchev pursues a war by other means to weaken the West psychologically economically and politically. He contrasts Stalin’s cautious approach with Khrushchev risk taking including push for Mao Zedong and China UN admission while avoiding direct U.S. clash.
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Quemoy
Matsu
James Gavin
Lenin
Khrushchev
Stalin
Russia
United States
Ukraine
Kremlin
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Soviet Russia
United Nations
China
Health for Today Dentists Through The Ages And Tools
Dental care spans ancient remedies to modern brushes. From Arak chewsticks and gold leaf fillings to the first bristle toothbrush in 1790, the article traces dentistry from ancient barbers to today’s nylon bristles. Regular brushing after meals and at night protects enamel and reduces tartar, while periodic dental visits aid gum health.
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Pliny
Martial
Galen
Rome
Medical and Pharmaceutical Information Bureau
England
Orient
Truman to Address Akron Rally October 3
Stephen M. Young announced former President Harry S. Truman will speak at a Democratic rally at the Akron Armory on October 3 as part of the campaign for U S Senate.
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Harry S. Truman
Akron Armory
Stephen M. Young
U. S
The Athens Messenger Publication Rates and Address
Publication details list daily and Sunday editions with pricing for carriers and mail delivery. Subscription options include Ohio and West Virginia rates, special Ohio and W Va mail terms, and a mailing address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio. Associated Press membership noted.
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Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
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Act
Associated Press
mMhe Messenger
Union St
Athena Ohio
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