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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
6
Final ruling requires vouchers for each $25 or more of deductible business expenses. The old $10 threshold was raised to $25 as a bookkeeping figure, with detailed substantiation above that amount. Regulations forthcoming will address spouses, business meals, lavish expenditures, and what qualifies as a business necessity under the revised law.
The article profiles Juan Bosch as the Dominican Republics first freely elected leader in 38 years and traces his long exile under Trujillo. It notes his ties to Latin American anti communist figures, his 12 years in Cuba, and his 16 year old schooling in Indiana. It mentions his Dominican Revolutionary Party and cautions about law and prudence.
The piece argues Uncle Sam will pay the ransom via tax deductions for 1113 Cuban freedom fighters freed from Castro. It estimates $53 million in donated food and drugs, costing manufacturers about $30 million, with a $27.56 million tax forgiveness and $2.44 million net outlay.
The article argues a break between Moscow and Peiping undermines Lenin’s road to Washington and Mackinder’s world island theory. It notes the split challenges long standing geopolitics and speculates on potential outcomes for leaders Khrushchev and Mao Tse tung.
A reader asks if a father should shower with his four year old son while his wife objects to what she calls unhealthy ideas. Abby urges medical consultation. Another letter about an elopement gifts clash prompts practical boundaries. A third about engagement and gift etiquette ends with a sharp Solitaire Confinement pun. Canyon City note asks opinions on public shower notices.
Western Europe shows slower growth in 1962 with warnings of 1963 trouble. West Germany banks falter while France and Italy report solid activity. Britain reduces IMF loan while unemployment climbs. Scandinavia, Netherlands, Belgium improve but show fading momentum. Spain benefits from tourism boosts foreign exchange.
Readers weigh why Tony T. 41, highly attractive, keeps delaying his six year engagement to his fiancée Dr Crane. The column suggests parental influence and attachment to his elderly mother may explain his reluctance to wed.
The piece argues that parents should stop pampering adult children over 30 or 35 and compares maternal behavior to a mother robin pushing fledglings to fly. It warns Tony the physician or professor may remain unmarried while his doting mother lives, and urges women to seek mature partners. It ends by inviting readers to order a test for sweethearts.
Henry Stiers of Hanlin Avenue pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to a city police intoxication charge. He was fined twenty five dollars plus court costs.
Syracuse notes list of numerous holiday visitors and hosts spanning Ohio and nearby states. Families from Racine Cleveland Gallia Columbus and W Va gathered with Duckworths and kin in a series of Christmas visits and dinners.
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