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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1959
Page
4
The Dalai Lama in Tezpur accuses China of breaking 1951 Tibet autonomy pledges. He cites 1955 Khampa attacks, monk killings, forced labor, and monastery destruction, challenging Chou En-lai's parliament denial as a big lie.
University of Minnesota economists conclude eating more cannot solve farm surpluses. They estimate modest gains from boosting low income consumption and lower prices, with adequate diets possibly reducing intake. New avenues include research for other uses of farm products while reducing output or exporting more abroad remain paths.
Readers note debate over Christian A. Herter's capacity to lead the State Department. Opinions contrast his stamina and grasp of foreign policy with John Foster Dulles's forceful authority, predicting possible shifts in the West's stance depending on Herter’s performance.
In 1940 a young couple in Teaneck New Jersey bought a new wood frame Colonial on Long View Court for 5990 dollars with 50 by 100 foot lot. They paid 200 dollars down, signed a note for 400 dollars, and later sold the house for 7200 dollars after improving it.
A nurse notes Eli Miller aged 96, living on a farm in Indiana with his granddaughter Mrs Crane nearby. A yellow kitten becomes a comforting, ego-boosting companion, more reassuring than the dog Belle, as the elderly man grows attached and enjoys gentle pet interaction. Children also benefit from pets. old and lonely people find sanity and companionship through animals or toy substitutes.
An Italian employer faces about 35 percent payroll taxes plus additional social security filings. The example of Giovanni earning $200 monthly shows deductions including 4.5 percent to social security, 7 percent income tax, and 33.2 percent total employer costs across six agencies. A year-end 13th month bonus and severance liquidation bonuses further raise costs.
The Stars Savy predicts a pleasant day with strong planetary aspects for farming gardening and outdoor pursuits. For those with birthdays tomorrow the year promises payoff through planning and effort, especially in June and October, with romance and travel noted later in the year.
A playful verse by Bennett Cerf about a European student misrendering English spelling. The piece depicts harsh wind and cold with recurring coughs and soggy imagery as the narrator struggles with weather and language. Distributed by King Features Syndicate in 1959.
Mrs. Julia VanMater and son Claude visited Mrs. Ola Stewart and family in West Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Komer Bland moved to Fairview. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cartwright. Cartwright entered Holzer Hospital for observation. The Lorrisons and their son visited from Eleanor, with Howard Hoffman in Columbus, Ohio, staying at Letart Route. Dale Johnson accompanied Sammy Roach to Huntington. Helping Hand Farm Women’s Club met with Mrs. Harry Vickers hosting. devotionals led by Mrs. Riley Fry and lesson by Mrs. Ray Neal.
A critique of Benjamin Ginzburg’s Rededication to Freedom argues he downplays the Communist threat in the United States. The piece defends the FBI’s counter espionage role, praises J. Edgar Hoover, and contrasts views on loyalty security policy amid the Cold War.
Two music industry executives Hugo Peretti and Luigi Creatore use yoga headstands and lion poses in a private office gym to reduce stress. They claim five to fifteen minutes relieves tension and boosts energy for a full work stretch of ten hours.
Delivered by mail daily and Sunday rates listed for Ohio and West Virginia. Subscription prices show one week through one year options and mail classifications. Entered at Athens Ohio as post office class matter under AP member status.
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