Nation’s Engineers Week Focuses on Creative Tomorrow
Design For Tomorrow theme highlights engineers locally and nationwide during the week of George Washington’s birthday. The Hocking Valley Chapter of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers sponsors the observance praising engineers’ role in growth and future progress at a prominent area college of engineering.
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George Washington
Hocking Valley
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Athens
Ohio
Avenue of Retreat in 60s politics outlined in piece
The piece notes Lyndon Johnson as a model general who left an avenue for retreat by holding two offices before becoming president. Barry Goldwater seeks both the Republican presidential nomination and reelection to the Senate. George Romney faces a Michigan bill allowing a dual bid and a later withdrawal decision.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Texas
Kennedy
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Arizona
George Romney
Michigan
Draft Rejectees to Enter Federal Job Training Network
Thousands of young men failing the basic Army mental test will be directed by draft boards to Federal and state employment offices through June for education job counseling placement and training. The program aims to rehabilitate rejects beginning July 1 with exams for registrants and a goal of 300 000 by year end.
No Political Truce In Election Year Senate Battle
Senator Everett Dirksen blasts President Johnson’s claim of staying out of politics in a heated election year. He says such a truce is wishful thinking as Congress and the White House vie for records to present to voters.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Dirksen
Congress
White House
Rebels and Patriots Amateurs and Professionals in Olympic Sport
The piece argues that communist and capitalist systems define amateurism differently. It contrasts state support in the Soviet Union with American reliance on coaching subsidies and pro careers. It notes figures like Carol Heiss and Ted Williams as examples of pro-driven success and warns against equating Olympic outcomes with broader ideological wins.
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U.S
Innsbruck
Austria
Russia
Kremlin
Canada
United States
Montreal
Toronto
Geoffrions
Henry “Pocket Rocket
Carol Heiss
Pierre Brunet
Sonya Klopfer
Bill Chase
Belgium
Maribel Vinson Owen
J.S.A
Joe Dimaggio
Ted Williams
Innesbruck
Dear Abby letters reflect teen crushes and family woes
A high school senior asks Abby about pursuing a senior boy who keeps deferring dates. A mother criticizes her daughter’s choice of husbands, and a reader seeks counsel on a difficult relative. Kennedy quotes close with instructions for unpublished replies.
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Abby
Rainbow Girls
Glee Club
Blonde
Clarifying psychology terms for forum readers
Luella asks common questions about psychology and mental health distinctions. The piece explains roles of psychiatrist psychologist and psychoanalyst, notes Freud's Psychoanalysis origins, and outlines intelligence levels from idiot to superior with terms like imbecile moron and border line.
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Luella
America
Luella S
YMCA
Ivory
Sigmund Freud
H. H. Goddard
Carpenter by Westina Crabtree
Mr and Mrs Rob Turner and Albany visited Ga hanna to see Ray Ash and family. They were guests of Alva Swick Dan ville and Carl Greenlees family. Carolyn and Billa Rhoades stayed with Dean Greenlees Fleming. Also visited Donald Smith Belpre. Theodore Boring McArthur visited Fern Gillogly. Lawrence Bowen Athens visited Alva Rupe. Jerry Stansbury Columbus and Reba joined weekend at Dale Stansbury and Chester Price homes. Marion McClure Dexter also visited.
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Westina Crabtree Carpenter
Rob ‘Turner
Leland Turner
Albany
Gahanna
Ray Ash
Alva Swick
Danville
Carl Greenlees
Carolyn
Billa Rhoades
Dean Greenlees
Fleming
Donald Smith
Belpre
Theodore Boring
McArthur
Fern Gillogly
Lawrence Bowen
Athens
Alva Rupe
Jerry Stansbury
Reba
Columbus
Dale Stansbury
Chester Price
Stansbury
Marion McClure
Dexter
World travel by 110 retirees in 45 trailers captivates Asia
A column reports 110 mostly retired Americans in a non profit caravan of 45 travel trailers touring the Far East. They meet Sultan Idris Shah of Perak Malaysia and receive a warm reception, with the Sultan touring a trailer and presenting gifts. The group notes wide Malay open house draws, and honors go to Cecil Tolles and wife. The piece lauds international goodwill and offers a book request via The Messenger.
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Wally Byam
Far East
Malaysia
Andrew J. Charles
Sultan Idris Shaw
Perak
Charles
Asia
Singapore
Cameron Highlands
Cecil Tolles
Elwood
Ind
Malacca
Tolles
Letters You'd Like To Get Fragments From Old Mail Humor
Fragments joke about adding an American member to a band and paying a teen son $1000 weekly. Other notes poke fun at taxes yachts and Caribbean cruises. A fake will hints at a $100000 cash estate and a fanciful wife request to join the French Foreign Legion.
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Harry
Caribbean
Internal Revenue Service
French Foreign Legion
Legion
Sidi Bel Abbes
Algeria
Local Notes from New Straitsville and Surrounding Areas
New Straitsville residents visit relatives in Florida and Columbus. Nelsonville births announced with Mt St Marys Hospital as the site. 1964 auto license plates go on sale March 2 at Burkes Filling Station with weekday and Saturday hours. Special plates available by call. Local church groups hosted events in Rendville.
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Fred Devol
Fred Jr
Pompano Beach
Fla
Anna James
Lottie Porter
Nelsonville
Grover Backus
Columbus
S. P. Maynard
Lehman
Mt. St. Marys Hospital
Jacob Lehman
New Straitsville
Robert Morgan
Billie Jean Snyder
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