Athens Messenger Front Page Promises Local News
Athens Ohio edition dated Friday August 11 1961 presents local headlines and editor notes. Names listed include Frederick W Bush Chas W Reamer Jack Albert and C J Bylvester. Publication details show address 43 W Union St Athens OH and publishing company SEE THE MESSENGER.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing CO
Frederick W. Bush
W. Union 8
Athens, Ohio
Chas
W. Reamer
Jack Albert
C. J. Bylvester
Athens
Ohio
No Solution In Sorcery Berlin Talks Risk and Cautions
A Wall Street Journal editorial urges the West to avoid initiating talks with the Soviet Union over Berlin. It warns negotiations could signal weakness, prefer Khrushchev to request talks, and stresses keeping non negotiable rights intact while remaining skeptical of concessions. It notes past six month ultimatum, potential for safe temporary settlement, and cautions against emotional public opinion about negotiating with Russia.
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U. S
Berlin
Washington
Kremlin
Khrushchev
West
Nazi Germany
Britain
Lord Home
Wall Street Journal
Curiosity and Pride in Boating Safety
An advised public message arguing that life jackets save lives during boating season. It warns that pride risks drowning, urging all family members including fathers to wear flotation devices, noting Ohio law requires children to wear life jackets.
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Ohio
Space Traffic Control Calls for International Regulation
Gherman Titov's solo orbital flight highlights the lack of space law. With no formal rules, any nation may launch objects into orbit and control is absent. The piece argues for urgent international agreement to govern activities in the earths space envelope.
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Gherman Titov
Earth
Europe in Two Words More Money
Jim Bishop notes Europe’s 1961 show business allure as jet travel, self service, credit cards, and tourism reshape the Continent. Abel Green writes that Rome, Madrid, London, Paris, Munich, and the Riviera glow with movie industry activity while Jackie Gleason and films like Gigot reflect Europe’s evolving appeal to American audiences.
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Jim Bishop
Europe
Abel Green
Variety
Grace
State Department
Rome
Hollywood-on
Paris
Munich
Yugoslavia
Hollywood
The
Riviera
Jackie Gleason
Gleason
Assisi
Land of the Free
Dear Abby Advice Columns From a Reader Letter Page
Dear Abby shares reader questions on marriage aging and independence. A weary wife seeks space from her retired husband while neighbors question a family whistle and a long term girlfriend weighs marriage with a man who will not wed while his mother lives.
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Abby
Doctor Crane Explains Death Wish Mental Illness Link
The article discusses why some patients fear divine punishment as “God's diseases” and presents Nan P. case with fear of heart attack and insanity. Dr. George W. Crane describes Death Wish as a subconscious urge for a baby’s death and offers his booklet for readers seeking relief.
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George W. Crane
Nan P
Nan
Stop Me Student Delivers Quick Letter Sweep in Hong Kong
A girl was sent to work at once taking down long letters to agents in Hong Kong and other cities. She reported cheerfully that the mission was accomplished. A midwestern town hosted a lecture to the Women's Club with press in attendance. Cameramen were warned as the lecturer approached the platform.
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Cannamapessilin
Sadenu-Danpsiabae Acelin
Hong Kong
Buenos Aires
Rama Rtarkhalm
Hawaii
Newsman Aids Castro Image in Cuban Revolution Tale
Robert Taber, once a CBS reporter, writes M-36 to polish Fidel Castro image. The book, published by Lyle Stuart, draws on Taber’s Cuba diary and claims about the revolution’s six year struggle. Taber’s past includes prison for armed robbery and involvement with Fair Play for Cuba Committee.
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CBS
Fidel Castro
Robert Taber
Lyle Stuart
New York
Taber
New York Times
Washington
U. S
Leftwig
Cuba
FBI
Senate Internal Security
Charles A. Santos-Burch
Santos Burch
Fair Play Committee
Raulito Roa
United Nations
Tabor
Justice Department
Havana
States
Castro
Fair Play
Richard Gibson
Congress
Gibson
United States
Liberation Committee For Africa
Patrice Lumumba
Joanne Grant
Chicago
John Rossen
Dick Criley
Handling a child’s screaming and jealousy for better conduct
A New Jersey mother describes a four to eight year old who enjoys upsetting parents to gain attention. The reply urges parents to stay calm and set clear limits, then punish briefly and consistently, reduce talks, and later read and play with the child. It also notes jealousy ties to fear of losing advantage and suggests building achievement.
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New Jersey
TUPPERS PLAINS WSCS Meets For Monthly Church Session
The WSCS of the Methodist Church met at the church annex Tuesday for their regular monthly gathering with nine members in attendance. A homecoming is planned.
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Tuppers Plains
WSCS
Methodist Church
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Hatlo
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Doctor Crane
Nebuchadnezzar
Sodom
David
God
Uzzah
Bennett
CERF
Ike
Washington Report
Fulton Lewis, JR
Garry C. Myers
Centrol
Eeseceverewe
Evelyn Brickles
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