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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1961

Page

4

Too Much Smugness in American Self View

The piece argues Americans face global perceptions of smugness despite aid and growth, warning that self-satisfaction weakens alliances. It notes six deaths in an Atlas missile base accident in New Mexico, cautions against overconfidence in facing foes, and urges humility and generosity in both domestic and international behavior.

Asia Middle East Africa South America Fidel Castro New Mexico

Railroads clash over Western Pacific stock to win freight business

Five major railroads own Western Pacific shares to boost Western freight capacity. Santa Fe and Union Pacific seek ICC hearing this summer, signaling a shift from private battles to government mediated restraint in the public interest.

Northern California Southern Pacific Salt Lake City Western Pacific Santa Fe Union Pacific Rock Island Great Northern Soupac Interstate Commerce Commission ICC

Trading Stamp Debate Prompts Nationwide Curbs

Housewives see stamps as savings while merchants and stamp firms push back. A Wyoming court ruling fuels efforts to restrict trading stamps, a 700 million dollar industry, amid calls for legal limits. Stamps lure consumers with gadgets and added purchases, though many see them as wasteful.

Wyoming

Snow lamps melt snow at hospital entry in Minneapolis

No More Shoveling Minnesota, known for snow, saw a Minneapolis hospital melt snow at its entry with quartz infrared lamps. The lamps melt and evaporate moisture, cutting shoveling, housekeeping costs, and slip hazards. Similar systems exist nationwide, prompting the idea that snow lamps could become home standard equipment.

Minnesota Minneapolis

Patterson Johansson Fight Draws Global Attention

Jim Bishop details the February Madison Square Garden event watched in 250 theaters by 440000 fans paying 4.50 and a 20000 to 100 seat in person crowd. Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson battle for the heavyweight title with promoters Roy Cohn and Bill Fugazy profiting.

Palm Beach Fla Madison Square Garden Miami Beach Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson Roy Cohn Bill Fugazy Daffy Colin Fugazy Nat Fleischer Patterson Johansson Ingo Birgitt Deauville Sinatra Floyd Suzie Wong Norris Anderson Jim Durkin Harold Conrad Caesar Augustus Beau Jack Cohn Teleprompter Corp

Dear Abby Bus Seat Debate Sparks Reader Letters

Readers debate whether men should stand for women on buses. Letters from "Gibraltar" "Sit Down Cholly" and others touch on gender roles, rights, and public etiquette amid 1929 era discussions. Abby’s guidance is sought and responses noted.

Abby Gibraltar Cholly Sir Walter Raleigh

Dr Cranes Personal Cases Case H-425 Peru Audience

Leo Sullivan a 36 year old applied psychologist who survived polio and now uses crutches and an aluminum cane. He hosts audiences in Peru Indiana at the 4 H Fair and defends his daily Tribunes columns amid critics and industry pressure.

Leo Sullivan Peru Indiana Warm Springs Jean Leo

Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf column note

Bennett Cerf presents notes and witticisms from famous figures and political figures. Senator Barry Goldwater comments on a political scan and a predicted election turn in a large state while Kennedy’s cabinet is praised for Yale compatibility.

Bennett Cerf Barry Goldwater

Hamley Run Oil Crew Moves Rig To Clyde Sickles Farm

Hamley Run Collins and Wallén drilling contractors shift their rig from a recently completed well in this district to the Clyde Sickles farm near Mineral to revamp a well drilled last fall. Oil scouts from several states have intensively checked the area, many have leased, and received first rental checks. More locations remain open for lease. Leonard Pidcock, longtime International Harvester Co. employee from Springfield, Ohio, spends weekends at home with his family.

Hamley Collins and Wallén Drilling Creola Clyde Sickles Farm Mineral Leonard Pidcock International Harvester Co Springfield Ohio

Nation of Islam criticized as a black movement and threat

The Nation of Islam is labeled a white devils invader in reverse with beliefs taught in temples. It faces scrutiny for its propaganda including anti white teachings and the Fruit of Islam training. Elijah Muhammad is central to its leadership and goals.

The Nation of Islam Ku Klux Klan Earth Arabia Holy Mecca Indian Ocean Russia Mussolini Angelica Balabanoff New York Hell Chicago Elijah Muhammad Elijah Egypt Washington, D. C

Bedtime tears and shared rooms in a Michigan family

A Michigan mother seeks help as her ten month old baby cries at night demanding presence. Advice suggests letting her cry it out, while proposing dad or older siblings help, dim light and simultaneous bedtimes for siblings to ease security. The piece also quotes Dr Emmett A Betts on modern children's reading abilities.

Michigan Dad Emmett A. Betts

Mrs. Riggs Honored at Long Bottom Bridal Shower

Mrs. Kenneth Riggs was guest of honor at a bridal shower for Judith Ann Noble of Albuquerque. Attendees included Norma Weber Ollie Young Vernon Young Lyndall Lyons Sally Torrence Darlene Torrence Ethel Larkins Joe Connolly Dave Yates Okey Connolly Kenneth Frecker Raymond Frecker Roland Stethem Charles Mascar Harold Nemlan Florence Limberger Thurman Babcock Starling Massar Cecilia Gaul Nancy Jo Cole Lindsey Lyons Shebia Longenette Anna Swan. The Athens Messenger reports the event held at Long Bottom Christian Church.

Long Bottom Kenneth Riggs Long Bottom Christian Church Judith Ann Noble Albuquerque, N. M Norma Weber Ollie Young Vernon Young Lyndall Lyons Sally Darlene Torrence Ethel Larkins Joe Connolly Dave Yates Okey Connolly Kenneth Frecker Raymond Frecker Roland Stethem Charles Mascar Harold Nemlan Florence Limberger Thurman Babcock Starling Massar Cecilia Gaul Nancy Jo Cole Lindsey Lyons Shebia Longenette Anna Swan

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