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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1962

Page

4

Where The Money Goes In Ohio State Budget Chronicle

A Ohio citizen outlines current and future budget allocations showing 26 percent for highway construction, 17 percent for local schools, 18 percent for welfare, and other shares for towns, mental health, universities, and debt. The piece notes steady cost growth, debt funding, and the push for higher revenues while pledging not to cut core state responsibilities.

Ohio Highway Patrol Commerce Department

Beginning of a labor management experiment in automation

Secretary Goldberg treats flight engineers negotiations as a pilot project for labor adjustment to automation. The study aims to calm tensions in airlines and railroads and set a peaceful pattern for future technology driven changes across the economy rather than risking a brutal clash.

Department of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg Goldberg

Baby Sitters Not Maid Service in Roselle Code

In Roselle New Jersey sixteen year olds who babysit assert a code of rights choosing no extra chores, seeking guidance on TV use, and setting pay: 50 cents an hour 6 PM to midnight and 75 cents after midnight and for afternoon duties. The note cites Vittorio Alfieri and Cicero on courage.

Roselle N. J Junior

The Politics of Deception and Public Duty

A reflective piece argues politicians lie to cope with immediate needs while historians judge actions long-term. It cites Hoover's evolving reputation, warns against trusting campaign promises, and urges voters to value character and past deeds over empty rhetoric in the 1962 election context.

League of Nations Walter Lippmann U.S Congress Executive Senate House of Representatives

Dear Abby Advice Columns From a 4th of July Column

Readers relay family tensions from a July 4 gathering. A husband barbecued for 42 guests in bed due to back pain, while safety belt anxieties and marriage reflections accompany letters about appreciation for Dear Abby’s marriage guidance and a request for a signed book.

Abby Mishuga Mish Helen Chandler’s

Dr Jay’s Jealousy Case Reveals Myths About Women

In CASE M-489, Dr. Jay, a 34 year old dentist, laments jealousy toward his wife Helene while a medical observer explains that male myths fuel insecurity. The article cites drummers, Kinsey data, and hospital gynecology experience to argue most wives are not naturally ardent.

Dr. Jay Helene Crane PTA Chicago U.S Kinsey

Health And Happiness In Parent Child Trust

The article argues suspicions damage child trust and family bonds. It warns against pressuring a child to confess without proof, noting deception can become a game and erode honesty. It urges parents to avoid cornering the child, provide consistent love, and guard him from temptation.

Local Visits Span Several Ohio Towns

Portand residents and neighbors from Sylvania Wellsville Parkersburg Long Bottom East Liverpool Chillicothe Belpre Akron and Columbus report social visits. Families of Carney Blosser Lee Larkin Horner Roush McLeod DeLong and Ramsdell are noted in a string of hospitality exchanges.

Portland W. H. Carney Sylvania Ralph McDade Ira Blosser Wellsville Willie Larson Dave Lee Parkersburg A. M. Deem Ethel Larkin Long Bottom Emerson Johnson Norman Horner East Liverpool Shirley Horner Harold Roush Robert Euler Norman Roush Chillicothe Edwin McLeod Belpre Kenneth McLeod Steve DeLong Akron Charles DeLong Myron Ramsdell Columbus

Jim Bishop Golf Tale at Bamm Hollow Parodic Misadventure

Jim Bishop recounts a chaotic round at Bamm Hollow with mis-hits and humorous misfortune. He battles ants on a ball, drenched greens, and a floating head joke while his wife Ferns jibe and a sly manager Tom Steinbach wanders past. The piece ends with a halting par.

Bamm Hollow Bill Armstrong Jackie Gleason Kelly Arnold Tom Steinbach

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