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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1957
Page
4
The fragment shows names Charles E. Rose and WL. Siemon as editor and circulation manager, with publication note about home delivery by carrier and pricing. It includes postal details and standard second class matter language from a mid century newspaper, indicating a Grafton post office filing and postal act reference.
The report argues the Soviet Union seeks global dominance through rapid scientific progress and urges the United States to marshal resources with allies. It warns against relying solely on military power, highlighting the need for education, utilization clinics, and stronger science policy to outpace Soviet advances.
Suspicious Arabs and United Nations General Hammarskjold embark on a second peace mission to the Middle East within a year. He aims to persuade Jordan to accept Col. Byron V. Leary as acting truce chief to oversee the Israel armistice, while Syria and Egypt fear a settlement drive. Arab reluctance to resettle refugees and direct talks keeps the conflict living, as Soviet influence grows amid regional unrest.
Representatives of about 7,000 teachers, through the Council for Social Studies, urge that social sciences join humanities with mathematics and science. They warn that science alone cannot solve human problems, and that war and politics shape events, requiring broad understanding of world affairs.
The time to show love and remembrance is here again. Giving is an art and receiving an art as well. Know the recipient, choose gifts with thought, and avoid last minute panic. Plan now to fit the gift to the person you want to please.
A Chicago University study finds retired executives hold resources and experience to support universities and research centers. Recruited retirees could take over administrative duties, freeing educators for classroom and research work, providing a new stimulus and strengthening national manpower needs.
Gospel excerpt from Saint John describing Jesus at Bethany six days before Passover. Martha serves while Lazarus sits with Jesus. Mary anoints Jesus feet with costly ointment, Judas denounces waste, Jesus defends the act as preparation for burial.
The piece critiques Soviet arrogance and U S readiness as Moscow nears. notes mass Chinese student relocations to farm labor amid scarce machinery. It cites rising life expectancy today vs 1896 and Eisenhower’s stroke remark. It highlights new Baltimore Harbor tunnel cutting Washington to New York travel time by 52 minutes and tolls at 40 cents.
ERNARD BARUCH calls James R. Keene a true Wall Street wizard. Keene, famed as The Silver Fox, rose from the Pacific Coast in the 1870s, helped float the stock that formed United States Steel, and for J P Morgan moved a billion dollar issue without harming the market. A lifelong bull, he quipped that life is a speculation and bears never built Fifth Avenue mansions.
Eastern European dispatches report Yugoslavia's President Tito and Poland's Communist leader Gomulka rejected involvement in a proposed international Communist publication. Moscow conference plan would have united parties worldwide. both leaders fear antagonizing the United States. Gomulka faces internal Kremlin opposition while Tito cites health and political prudence in directing delegates to decline signature.
Eisenhower's recovery after a mild stroke spurs reflection that the presidency is not a perilous trap. Six presidents died in office, but overall life expectancy and post term survival skew toward resilience. The piece weighs public figures, duty, and risks while noting Tito Khrushchev tensions and Copeland's Senate reforms aimed at brighter, open sessions.
President Eisenhower planned a trip to his Gettysburg farm for a long weekend of rest as he recovers from a mild stroke. He was to depart at 2 p.m. after morning conferences, with Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy among expected callers.
The Internal Revenue Service tightens expense reporting for deductions with emphasis on major abuses. Taxpayers must detail expenses such as taxi and meals, backed by records, as a drive to curb padding follows earlier warnings from officials.
Chicago investigators describe organized crime as Run like a corporation with line and staff roles. DA Robert Tieken says the crime syndicate mirrors legitimate business structures from New York to Chicago. The charted underworld spans robbery narcotics rackets gambling labor vice and fencing with intercity ties and revolutions in leadership.
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