Adams Resigns as President's Aide After Prolonged Controversy
The Ohio State Journal notes Sherman Adams resigns as assistant to the President amid lingering questions over gifts from Bernard Goldfine and related conduct. It argues his departure, though late, may restore public trust and smooth White House operations, despite his long service and the president's loyalty.
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Sherman Adams
United States
Adams
Maine
U.S
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Adams-Goldfine
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Ohio State Journal
Espionage Claims Put U S Security at Risk
Lt Gen Arthur Trudeau warned Russia gains in tech come from espionage, not skill. He cited cases he would not publicize and warned the United States faces a critical security moment similar to wartime nerves.
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Arthur Trudeaut
Russia
Trudeau
Army
James Gavin
America
Humor and the Elusive Taste in Laughter
Jim Bishop catalogs personal laughs across comedians and jokes, noting humor is highly subjective and defies definition. He recalls explosive laughter on buses, celebrates varied tastes from Bob Hope to W C Fields, and comments on language jokes and culturally rooted humor.
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Bob Hope
Virgil Partch
Auntie Mame
Thorne Smith
W. C. Fields
Fields
Jackie Gleason
Charles MacArthur
Frank Sullivan
Grandpa August
Mr. Sullivan
Jack Paar
VIP
Weford
Dan Parker
Skientifiker Geschtenwerkes Firenkrakker
Firenschpitter
Smokum-und-Schworten
Das Skwirten Jucenkind Firenschpitter
Komputentracken Schteerenwerke
Finger Gekrossen Scht
Times Square
Mary X case shows dangers of kids drinking at family dinners
Dr George W Crane warns mothers and fathers that normalizing liquor creates a social halo around alcohol for children. He cites Mary X a five year old who prefers a Girl Scout highball to tomato juice and predicts early self initiated drinking and date driven alcohol use. He stresses the role of parents and relatives in setting a positive example and cites auto accident harms from liquor driving.
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Bill
Mary
Jesus
Right to Work debate voices in Athens area
The Public Forum editor cites bitter remarks on the right to work amendment, urging both sides to present facts. Readers note labor and retirees share data on unions and welfare aids, while opponents provide none. The letter worries about losing welfare supports if unions weaken and urges informed voting and faith in Ohio's economy. It includes the amendment text and notes on public interpretation.
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the Messenger
Medical Bar
Athens Board of Trade
State of
Ohio
G. G. Young
Nelsonville
Try and Stop Me by George Bernard Shaw and Ellen Terry
A column surveys Shaw and Ellen Terry’s romance and Shaw’s refusal to publish his letters. It notes their lifelong exchange by post and counterpoints the look cartoon imagining scientists and a failing mechanical brain trying to write a novel.
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Eorge Bernard Shaw
Ellen Terry
Look
15 Year Old Wins Grand Championship At Livestock Show
Fifteen year old Marsha Craig of Washington Court House Route 4 won the grand championship for her 1000 pound angus steer at the 22nd annual junior livestock show in Columbus. She also took top honors in the angus breed class as Future Farmers of America and 4-H Club members from 15 counties exhibited 116 steers.
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Columbus
Marsha Craig
Washington Court House
Future Farmers of America
Clu
London judge gets police guard after murder threat
Justice Cyril Salmon, who sentenced nine white youths to four years for attacking Negroes, received a murder threat letter and was placed under police protection.
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London
Cyril Salmon
Economic union of English speaking nations to meet empires
A columnist argues that prejudice hinders unity but wartime needs push Canada United States Britain toward a rapid economic alliance. Western nations must pool resources, embrace European market integration, and shift from petroleum to atomic power to deter Soviet Russia Red China and the United Arab Republic.
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United States
Canada
England
Russia
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Red China
United Arab Republic
Europe
Ish
Charles de Gaulle
French Republic
France
West Germany
Commonwealth
British Labour Party
Congo
Formosa
Color and Pigment in Skin Health For Today
An article explains human skin color ranges across races and individuals, noting pigmentation patterns, tanning effects, and common blemishes like freckles and vitiligo. It discusses causes rooted in heredity and the nervous system, and mentions historical metallic pigment changes from mercury and silver. Early treatment or makeup can limit or conceal abnormal pigmentation.
Athens Messenger rates and mailing details
The Athens Messenger announces subscription prices for daily and Sunday, with carrier and mail options. Rates vary by region, including Ohio and West Virginia, with special mail rates and annual figures listed for domestic and external delivery.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Sun
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
THE
Associated Press
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