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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1957
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions West Virgins and Virginia, carrier service note, a date like month Se 41.602 year and a paid advance. No coherent event or individuals are readable. The readable parts suggest a logistics or service notice but lack concrete facts for a proper summary.
Mrs. Jane Gavin of Ozone Park Queens became the ten millionth beneficiary under Social Security. The event featured a check from Secretary Folsom and a letter from President Eisenhower. The program, now twenty years old, supports 7.42 million retired workers and 2.58 million survivors with monthly benefits totaling 540 million.
President Eisenhower noted many non genetics scientists protest atomic tests, calling it almost organized. Senate Internal Security subpoenas Linus Pauling, Nobel biochemist, who led a petition against fallout. Testimony may expand research into radiation effects as Congress seeks clear answers.
A fragmentary column contrasts Khrushchev’s remarks about socialism with Harry S. Truman’s blunt distrust of Khrushchev and his prophecy. The piece notes Truman’s freer post office stance and includes an aside on a high school guidance counselor advising parents to guide children’s extracurriculars with a careful checklist emphasizing study and expression.
Jesus commends the seventy for overcoming evil by name and declares power over snakes and scorpions. He rejoices that truths are hidden from the wise but revealed to babes, and notes the Son and Father’s mutual knowledge. Many prophets longed to hear and see these things.
West allies clash over how to approach disarmament with the Soviet Union as Britain France and West Germany challenge new U S proposals. Stassen faces Allied worries while Dulles and Eisenhower are urged to avoid rushing a deal and focus on nuclear versus conventional weapon balance.
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