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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1965
Page
4
Supreme Court Justice Saypol condemned strike leaders for defying court orders and paralyzing government. Nineteen leaders were jailed for contempt and law violations. they were temporarily returned to work with conditions, while the city’s half million welfare recipients faced ongoing hardship.
Market for top executives runs hot with 25 000 dollar plus roles and recruiters reporting hundreds of vacancies. Trainees in management consulting can earn 9000 to 10000 in year one and reach about 30000 annually with experience. Agencies claim mature, proven leaders are in demand and training is the key to landing high salaries.
Eugene Victor Debs Myers, Kansas born political image maker for Robert F. Kennedy and Robert Wagner, is recalled to mastermind a record fourth mayoral campaign. He insists on doing the right thing and turning lemons into lemonade, noting many politicos fail by overthinking and souring the message.
The report claims Lajos Onody a Hungarian Communist official was implicated in a corruption case involving a villa garden apartment a state funded carpark and furniture purchases while in Moscow Izvestia and Pravda report rising drunkenness and work absences in mines and dormitories reflecting broader social decline amid Cold War tensions.
James Marlow argues the United States faces its worst postwar embarrassment as North Vietnam raids kill and wound Americans. He cites growing South Vietnamese disunity and rising casualties while U S retaliation risks broader war and draws comparisons to earlier Cold War crises from Czechoslovakia to Berlin and Cuba.
U S S R and China mute border clash over Sinkiang central Asia. Refugees flee Ili region as guards exchange fire. Alma Ata lies 175 miles from the border as Moscow and Peking seek to quiet quarrel and rally foreign Communist parties.
A reader from Athens recalls the February 1 incident on Franklin Street where a house fire endangered two firefighters and the chief. The writer commends the Leee department for risking personal safety to limit damage as flames roared from the dwelling and trucks arrived.
A team of seven soldiers and 89 civilians at Aberdeen, Maryland develops Viet Nam era aids from leech repellant to long range radios and smoke grenade canopies. Innovations include a parachute attached smoke grenade and waterproofing improvements for Grenades. President Johnson names Kenneth E BeLieu a Korean War veteran as undersecretary of the Navy.
A sequence of reader notes discuss being picked on by a mother, the writer's death changing perspective, harassment about grooming, and a critique of a neighbor thought. Flora comments on towel marketing and neighbor nosiness, with a brief advice reply.
HAL BOYLE reports economists predict automation could shrink the standard workweek to 20 hours by the century’s start. Other notes cover jet fatigue among executives, rising sleep and travel statistics, and cultural shifts in China and England.
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