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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1959
Page
4
A reflection on quail hunting in Ohio. The piece argues Bob White has suffered from past bans, urging strict harvest limits to protect the species as hunting expands on state lands. It contrasts past neglect with today’s broader access and calls for better writing in schools.
The Athens town growth brings more students and residents. Children walk in streets due to missing sidewalks and speeding cars. A winter survey and spring sidewalk building campaign are urged to improve safety for all pedestrians including the elderly.
Republicans warn that higher taxes and increased state spending will be central issues as Democrats try to regain control of the Ohio Legislature. Gov DiSalle touts hospital and prison visits and a mental health modernization tour, while Republicans challenge the size of the tax plan and note spending debates rely on one large general appropriation bill.
The president’s upcoming trip may alter American policy more through its impact on him than the impressions he leaves. Eisenhower shifts to a more flexible, active approach after Dulles and Khrushchev dynamics. He plans 30 talks and aims for better understanding abroad, while returning with new insights to possibly safer global climate.
Dr H F Siem at North Central College Illinois seeks a $5 000 000 campaign push urging taxpayers and readers to back private colleges to prevent state university surges and higher taxes. He cites gifts from Rockefeller and Ford Foundation, argues for better business efficiency, notes current Student Teacher ratios and potential revenue from higher ratios, and invites readers to request Dr Crane's booklet with a stamped self addressed envelope.
New York report surveys daily trivia and social observations. It notes illiteracy estimates, rising home ownership, and cultural quirks from postal puzzles to deer speed and bar habits. It also cites Marines combat participation and Cervantes quotes on love.
A clipped paragraph comments on people seeking easy rewards over skilled labor. It recalls Benjamin Franklin noting a cabinetmaker’s hidden craft, and notes Walter Slezak forcing his children to purge rock n roll records as insights into modern attitudes toward effort and craftsmanship.
Mr. and Mrs. William Duckworth of Rittman visited relatives including Albert Duckworth. The Swearingen family from Avon Lake visited Margaret Swearingen and Alice Capehart. Eldon Will and Henry Daily parties returned from a southern trip visiting Georgia and Florida. Guests of Emmett Bartels included Carrie Miller Columbus and several Weirton West Virginia residents.
An analysis of Democratic contenders in 1960, focusing on Kennedy Nixon Rockefeller and Stevenson. It weighs ages Catholic issues and the ADA stance, noting Kennedy’s campaign vigor, Humphrey’s limited appeal, and Stevenson’s lingering bid amid a wide open field.
Health advice explains heart trouble often reflects functional issues not disease. Common signs include chest pain faintness fatigue and irregular beats while reassurance depends on doctor evaluation. A doctor should distinguish harmless from harmful cases and advise treatment, with chiropractor questions answered by a physician.
The item opens with a Sun style horoscope urging use of skills and creative display, predicts early-day peak production and later romance and travel plans, and notes a six month period of potential financial improvement for birthdays. It then reports Kenneth Davis, 19, arrested twice in seven hours at a Hamilton station, returning with knives after being told to go home. The Athens Messenger imprint and pricing follow.
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