Athens Loses Major Plant Bid Despite Strong Interest
Top executives visited Athens but chose another site, saying Athens is not ready for a large industrial plant. Production would have employed 250 initially, rising to 600–700, with an emphasis on local development of industrial land and financing. The piece urges a rapid, locally funded industrial development program to compete with nearby communities.
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Athens
Ohio
United States
Athens County
Community Improvement Corporation
Logan
Chillicothe
Delaware
Hillsboro
Mid-West
Kennedy era linked to Roosevelt as social man and amateur ideal
The author compares John F Kennedy to Theodore Roosevelt as social beings whose impact lies in personality and lifestyle. He argues Kennedy should have tougher foreign policy and spending prudence, but lauds Kennedy’s influence on athleticism and amateurism, noting college coach John Pont’s praise for player autonomy and the fitness crusade.
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John F. Kennedy
Tresdent
Kennedy
Theodore Roosevelt
T. A
Roosevelt
T. Ro
White House
Aon
Alice Roosevelt
United States
Alice
T R
Rock Creek Park
University of Chicago
Harvard
JFK
New Haven
Pont
Brian Rapp
Brian
Frederick R. Rogers
Phillips Exeter Academy
Springfield College
New England
Herman T. faces divorce amid claimed mental cruelty
In CASE R-417 Herman T. 42 says his wife of 20 years wants a divorce over housework and alleged mental cruelty. He denies infidelity, notes her reactions to his past column critiques, and cites her affair with a co-worker as the root. The piece ends with a pitch for a booklet on menopausal problems.
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Herman T
Dr. Crane
Herman
Abby
Dear Abby Signals Split On Rings And Rooms
Dear Abby blends questions on engagement rings, hosting guests, and self care. A reader explains buying her own ring while her boyfriend avoids the cost and a visitor plans to sleep on the floor prompting advice on guest bedding and relationship signals.
States Tighten Guard on Governors After JFK Assassination
An Associated Press survey shows some states increasing security for governors following President Kennedy's assassination. Several states declined to add protections, while others reported ongoing studies on tightening measures. A few governors continued daily routines with little or no security.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Associated Press
Oswald Seen as Undisciplined Lone Figure in Kennedy Case
A Washington opinion piece portrays Lee Harvey Oswald as a self centered, undisciplined ex Marine with delusions of self importance. It argues he acted alone or as a romantic individual not an organized revolutionary, noting his conflicts in the Marine Corps and failed attempts to join or lead movements.
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Lee Harvey Oswalt
John F. Kennedy
Oswald
Soviet Union
New Orleans
Dallas
Mexico
Europe
New York
Moscow
United States
Minsk
Mexico City
Cuba
Kennedy
Lenin
Stalin
Khrushchev
Health and Happiness in Family Favoritism
A reader from West Virginia describes parental and grandparental partiality toward one child, detailing how an uncle showers Robert with gifts and attention while Judy, the other child, is excluded. The letter urges quiet discussion with the relative and, if needed, breaking off relations to protect all children.
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West Virginia
Robert
Judy
Pittsburgh
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C. Myers
Robet
Athens Messenger
Lally
Sunday Messenger
Singh
Enrrie
D&s
U. S
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