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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1963
Page
6
The piece argues that a proposed $11 billion tax cut hinges on matching spending cuts but warns inflation will erase any gains. It criticizes Congress and the Administration for deficit spending and foreign aid, saying inflation will swallow tax relief and that reforms are overdue.
The article warns of a large August 28 Washington march to show public support for the Civil Rights Bill. It cautions against disorder, predicts possible riots requiring police action, and notes Vice President’s blessing. It portrays the event as a culminating racial demonstration aimed at pressuring Congress.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller bets on a grassroots drive in New Hampshire where Goldwater supporters lead, with Rockefeller leveraging Dartmouth ties and New Hampshire as his third state. Maine serves as his second state, while a Chamber of Commerce survey shows only 3 percent favor federal mass transit subsidies among 2700 local chambers.
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona prudently refused to take part in pre-convention television debates with Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York. He cited potential disunity in the Republican party and noted he would gain little and risk much as front-runner.
The House Ways and Means Committee backed a partial income tax cut effective Jan 1. But Senate action is doubtful this year, with leaders predicting possible delays into 1964. Civil rights debate and potential filibusters cloud prospects alongside related education and Peace Corps measures.
Dear Abby letters urge stores to stop giving out candy suckers to children arguing it spoils meals and raises dental costs. balloons suggested as alternative. Additional readers seek wedding cost guidance and mental health awareness urging acceptance and treatment. a private note requests a personal reply from Abby.
A newspaper column presents industrial psychiatry advice, likening home tensions to Siamese twin 8-8 hours and describing how off duty discord lowers on the job. Dr Crane cites corporate and military cases including J L Hudsons Detroit department store Allis Chalmers Mare Island Navy and requests readers to request his rating scales and tests.
Mrs. Joe Hatfield Edna Reed and Vicki spent a week in Kentucky with her parents the Campbells. Mrs. Shumater visited her son Leon Shumate and family in Mansfield. James Sprouse of Wichita Kansas visited his relatives in Guy. Jack Elam visited his grandparents the Elams in Kentucky. William Thoma and daughter Angelia visited Chester Rogers. President Kennedy to receive honorary Doctor of Laws from Amherst College in October.
Architect Noverre Musson promotes retiree housing via FHA insured loans to non profit groups and unions. He notes 5000+ existing residences, mostly in the Midwest and West, with typical costs of 150 to 250 dollars monthly for private rooms and meals, or a 7500 dollar entry fee plus 100 to 150 dollars monthly maintenance.
A playful guide to double talk argues it is a modern skill to say one thing while thinking the opposite. It mocks blunt honesty as old fashioned and compiles humorous examples with literal translations.
Reedsville column records several trips and visits from residents. Howard Cozart and others vacationed in Virginia Beach, while relatives and neighbors in Frankford, Middleport, Columbus, Parkersburg, Akron, Belpre, Belleville, Syracuse, and Syracuse associates were guests or visitors at various local homes.
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