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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1960

Page

4

Gordon Gray Seeks 4th District Court of Appeals Support

Local attorney Gordon B. Gray of Athens County runs for the court of appeals in the 4th district. A Marietta native with Ohio State LLB, Phi Beta Kappa, WW II Judge Advocate service, he has held roles as city solicitor, prosecuting attorney, bar association president, and is endorsed by Republican committees in Athens Washington and Highland counties. He is viewed as experienced and prepared to serve the district.

Athens County Gordon B. Gray Court of Appeals 4Th Judicial District Edwin D. Sayer Gordon Gray Marietta The Bar Association Ohio State Bar Association Highland Athens L.L.B Ohio State Phi Beta Kappa Society of Scholars Judge Advocate’s Secretary of War American Legion Elks Gray Washington Bar Meigs

Dear Abby and Readers Share Life Advice Across Columns

The letter set presents multiple reader queries and Abby Van Buren’s light guidance. A embarrassed daughter seeks help for telephoning doctors. Buddy Pappas defends affectionate nicknames. a wife laments her husband's wine habit. a suburbia reader comments on accepting differences. Abby offers practical, humorous responses.

Eisenhower Macmillan Agree to Short-Term Nuclear Test Pause

The president and Prime Minister Macmillan approved a limited pause on underground nuclear tests to facilitate a general test ban with international inspection. Experts worry about potential Soviet violations and impact on weapon development, but authorities see this as a genuine breakthrough toward arms control and a broader treaty.

Eisenhower Macmillan Eisenhower-Macmillan Soviet Union Kremlin

Placing a Plug for Smoking by Dr J R Burn

A British scientist from Oxford University, Dr J R Burn, suggests nicotine from tobacco smoke can release a brain chemical that reduces fatigue and raises cheerfulness. He notes smokers may feel less guilty about smoking as it provides a lift, though not a universal cure for all ills.

J. R. Burn Oxford University Dr. Burn

Bigger small car trend shocks Volkswagen crowd

Auto makers tout compact models as the biggest small cars while buyers expect bigger and better. Even Volkswagen bows to the craze with a planned larger and pricier successor, signaling a shift that unsettles expectations of stability.

Volkswagen

Story-Feller Pilot Maps a En Route Day Ride

Jim Bishop profiles Jack H. Young a 40 year old Long Island grounded pilot for Eastern Air Lines detailing his life finances and family. The narrative follows his Idlewild preparations from 2:10 p.m. to 3 p.m. as he packs navigational manuals plans weight figures and a weather briefing before taking a 3 p.m. clearance for the Washington Mobile route in the Lockheed Electra.

Phyllis Krista Jack H. Young Halesite Long Island Eastern Air Lines Young New York Mobile Army Air Corps Idlewild Washington Atlanta Alabama N. Y Huntington Mr. Young United States U. S Danville Virginia Greenville S. C Jimmy Ryan Ryan Gate 14

Parallel comparisons urge medical spending and ads

Doctor Crane argues for publicizing medical services using parallelism with hotels and cars. He compares hospital costs to hotel rates and consumer purchases, urging readers to invest in health through regular exams and timely care to avoid pricey failures of the human body.

Veterans in Detroit Recall Early Car Slogans Quiz

A group of Detroit automotive veterans revisits ten vintage slogans and matches them to brands. Answers include Metz, Thomas Flyer, Peerless, Jewett, Elgin Six, Dodge, Haynes, Grahame Paige, Pilot, and Knight from 1960.

Detroit America Metz Thomas Flyer Peerless Jewett Elgin Six Dodge Haynes Grahame Paige Pilot

Local Residents Return and Visit Over Weekend

Nellie Orndorf returns from wintering in Dayton and New Jersey. Clyde Orndorf and daughter from Dayton visit relatives. Margaret Rushin of Columbus visits her mother Mrs. Margaret Lloyd. Mrs. Charles Kemper returns from Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville. Weekend visitors at Jean Williams include Mr. and Mrs. John Moore from Lancaster and Mr. and Mrs. John McCormick from Junction City. Geraldine Goodlive of Gore spends a day with Jean Williams.

Clyde Orndorf Dayton Margaret Rushin Columbus Margaret Lloyd Charles Kemper Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville Jean Williams John Moore Lancaster John McCormick Junction City Geraldine Goodlive Gore

Barry Goldwater Launches Quiet Conservative Momentum

The piece outlines Barry Goldwater as a rising force in U S Republican circles and potential alternative to Nixon. It notes conservatives distrust opportunism and seek a party philosophy distinct from liberalism with Goldwater advocating private enterprise and individual freedom. It also contrasts Goldwater with Rockefeller and Dewey and questions Nixon’s leadership during a shifting two party landscape.

Barry Goldwater John Kennedy Hubert Humphrey Nelson Rockefeller Richard Nixon House Committee On Un-American Activities Alger Hiss Helen Gahagan Douglas Wendell Willkie Thomas E. Dewey Goldwater Goldwa Ter Nixon de Gaulle Adenauer Eisenhower

Glaucoma Health Reminder Warns Over 1 Million Aware

Health and Happiness notes over one million Americans have glaucoma unknowingly most are over 40. Explained are causes types symptoms and treatments including eye exams to prevent blindness. The piece also includes a reader question about neck slipping sensations likely due to spinal arthritis.

Trend Toward Extra Work At Kent State For Gifted Students

A Kent State University faculty committee report on 73 colleges and universities notes a shift toward extra work for gifted students earlier in college. The study says acceleration and advanced standing are increasing during freshman and sophomore years rather than limiting honors to juniors and seniors.

Kent Kent State University

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