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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1963

Page

4

Recovery From What In Kennedy Tax Reduction Plan

The editorial questions the presidents State of the Union focus on tax cuts to be paid in installments over three years and hints at possible future budget cuts. It criticizes claims of continuous recovery while citing Bay of Pigs, Ole Miss chaos, rising deficits, inflation, and loss of prestige. The piece argues past actions belie promises.

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Landrum Defeated In Fight Over Ways and Means Seat

Georgia Representative Phil Landrum failed to win a seat on the House Ways and Means Committee after provoking opposition from Rules Chairman Howard Smith and a coalition of Dixiecrats and organized labor. Telegram campaigns from labor leaders pressured members to deny him the post, showing labor and southern dissidents could outmaneuver House leadership.

Phil Landrum House Ways and Means Committee Rules Ways and Means Howard Smith Landrum Landrum-Griffin Organized Labor

De Gaulle demands Britain cut ties to join Common Market

French President Charles de Gaulle conditions Britain to sever links with the United States and the Commonwealth to qualify as European for Common Market entry. He risks keeping Britain out and weakening Western Europe, with the Communist bloc advantaged if he does not relent.

United States Charles de Gaulle Commonwealth de Gaulle Britain France Western Europe Free World Free Europe Communist Bloc

Three Musketeers of Productivity Find Victory in Steel Labor Pact

Longtime United Steelworkers advocates Joseph Scanlon Clinton Golden and Harold Ruttenberg championed efficiency sharing to ease class conflict. Though Scanlon and Golden are gone, Ruttenberg sales a non inflationary cost saving plan now adopted by Kaiser Steel workers, showing labor management and consumers can all win.

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Dear Abby in Texas: should I punish a smoking son

A reader asks whether to punish a 14 year old who smokes or ignore it. West Texas replies to tell the boy about tobacco effects and urge him to quit until 21 as a favor to himself and out of respect for parents. If he meets you halfway he may quit smoking for life.

Abby West Texas Guysville

Personal Cases and Domestic Dilemmas in Hollywood Style

A columnist digests Rita K sifting through marriages and ex lovers to decipher true love. The case, built on flirtation and novelty, argues that stage romance fuels Hollywood divorces, urging maturity and stable affection over repeated partner changes.

Rita

Life Begins At 40 Discoveries Beyond the Usual

A column urges readers to broaden life by exploring flying city lights sailing in a breeze mountain climbing lobster dining rodeo concerts opera and other experiences. It invites readers to request a book titled Trips to Include in Retirement Travels from The Messenger with a stamped self addressed envelope and ten cents.

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Churchill understood the human mind and fears of nuclear power

In 1946 Winston Churchill warned at Fulton that Russia valued strength, a lesson echoed decades later as the United States built a vast nuclear arsenal. The piece notes the missile gap debate, McNamara and Gilpatric's assertions, Khrushchev's stance in East Berlin, and the idea that Churchill anticipated such Cold War tensions.

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