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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1961
Page
4
The piece argues fear of unemployment spreads nationwide, slowing consumer buying and delaying investment. It blames Kennedy's State of the Union for exaggerated pessimism, contrasts with Eisenhower, and questions fiscal policy while urging decisive action. The writer cites Lowell and Thoreau to underscore moral impact.
Jim Bishop profiles Jack Gregson a 45 year old broadcaster whose rising TV career was derailed by a back injury. He lost his farm house and work contracts, relied on friends and a Miami hospital stay, while maintaining a hopeful public smile and seeking new TV work in New York.
The Forum advocates faith as the solution to troubles and extols a one nation ethos. It argues for God's way of family, rebirth through community and church, and a society free of taxes war and hate. The piece calls for unity across North and South amid centennial Civil War reflections.
A collection of reader questions and Abby answers covering marriage, friendships, crushes, parental divorce, and personal mental health notes. The page includes guidance on social boundaries, patience in romance, and seeking support, with a note inviting readers to write to ABBY for personalized replies.
Andrea M a 41 year old housewife seeks outlets for excess energy and to strengthen marriage. Dr Crane recommends hobbies such as keeping a scrapbook of clinical psychology columns and joining prize contests to foster mental engagement and family reading, plus a booklet on prize contesting with a small fee.
President Kennedy sent to Congress estimated Ohio classroom construction and scholarship funding for 1962 through 1966. For 1963 64 and 1964, per pupil amounts and totals are listed along with scholarship counts and dollar amounts for Ohio.
In a restrained stance the town resists opening a radio station near the principal square. A leading citizen warns against trading the town’s birthright for wattage. The piece cites remarks from Shelly Berman and others as a humorous, era dated aside.
New Haven visitors Mr and Mrs Raymond Great and their children stayed with Mrs Greathouse's parents Mr and Mrs A D Hume. Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson and their children visited Mrs Johnson's parents Mr and Mrs Roberts in Nitro West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wehrli flew to Washington DC to visit Mr Wehrli's parents.
George Sokolsky argues President Kennedy era concerns on tax havens and illicit capital flows. He urges Douglas Dillon to investigate beyond Treasury officials, tracing hot money from Prohibition era cash to dope finance and abroad deposits, proposing heavy taxation and triple fines for evasion.
A reader admonishes against treating infants as curiosities or objects of display. It urges observing genuine development without exploiting the child, stressing appropriate pride and encouragement from parents and guests. Guidance covers stages from infancy to six to fourteen, emphasizing wholesome praise and shared affection. The piece concludes with questions for parents on loving guidance and the role of outsiders.
Twenty five victims of last week's Sabena Belgium Airlines crash will be flown to the United States for further attempts at identification.
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