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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1965
Page
4
Discussion on free trade between the United States and Canada intensifies. Proponents cite closer economic ties, shared language, and long peaceful relations as reasons to expand trade policies and practices for all products while questioning potential dominance concerns.
The Soviet Navy chief Sergei Gorehkov alleged Soviet ships monitor and could strike U S Polaris submarines. The claim, publicized by Tass and Life Abroad, is dismissed as a scare tactic. It argues U S underwater forces remain a strong deterrent and immune to such threats.
A Columbia survey of 6000 students across 99 institutions finds about half admitted cheating with causes including poor adjustment and social priorities. Smaller, selective colleges show less dishonesty, while the Air Force Academy scandal illustrates limits of an honor system as a deterrent.
John Chamberlain analyzes farm policy arguing that price supports favor large farmers while smallholders gain little. He notes urban voters drive cuts, rural poverty may widen, and proposes computer-aided analysis and policy reforms to limit repeated terms of office as a political safeguard.
The piece outlines President Johnson's choice to skip sending Hubert Humphrey to London for Churchill's funeral and the resulting reactions. It describes White House secrecy, British and Labor government positions, and the shift of plans to Warren, with Humphrey remaining silent amid the controversy and a debate over the appropriateness of the President's act.
President Johnson's beautification push spurs major firms to spend millions yearly fighting littering. Conner asks governors to back highway cleanup, while companies like Sears Richfield Oil Southern Bell Mississippi Power Owens Illinois Glass and others fund classroom programs posters and truck messaging to deter litter and protect property values and public health.
In a Dear Abby letter a reader recounts meeting an attractive woman at a cocktail party and being pressed with a personal question about marriage. The columnist replies with light counsel about social boundaries in unfamiliar encounters.
Reverend Howard introduces lay visitors to assist in contacting housebound church members. An elder heads the program, collecting cards with names and numbers, coordinating visits by area. Within a month every housebound member had been visited, improving pastoral reach and community bonds. Reverend Parks advocates wider adoption to extend church outreach through capable elders.
In Ephesus Turkey a renowned Turkish writer and guide Cevat Sakir known as The Fisherman of Halicarnassus portrays Paul in a one man drama at the ancient amphitheater. The 75 year old scholar and polyglot uses the performance to advocate Turkey s rich historical and archaeological sites for visitors.
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