Athens Ohio Friday January 20 1961 item
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1961
Page
4
Talks on disarmament offer clarity and public understanding
Essays argue that disarmament talks are valuable even if conflicts remain unresolved. They define points of contention, reveal false postures, and stimulate public discussion while building international sympathy for negotiation. The piece urges pragmatic diplomacy and quotes Montaigne and Gaines on perception and possible.
Hope and Hopeful Signs Highlight Cancer Seminar
A Arizona cancer seminar stressed the dire toll of cancer with 259000 U.S. deaths in 1960 and the ongoing need for research. Dr. Chester M. Southam cited rare cures since 1900 and possible vaccines, while experts warned that slow, painstaking study remains essential to reduce the toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Roy Hertz
National Institutes of Health
Chester M. Southam
Sloan- Kettering Institute
Southam
Rickey may become New York club president in 1962
The aging baseball pioneer Branch Rickey, age 79, is rumored to be the future president of the New York National League team set to begin play in 1962. He retires but remains keen on baseball and could lead a club that helped expand the majors, break color barriers, and spark league growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Rickey
Mahatma
New York
Rickey
Chainstore Baseball
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jackie Robinson
Castro Speech Buoys U S Mood Despite Cuba Base Gripe
In Havana Castro delivered a one and a half hour address at a victory rally noting there are no points of friction with the United States though he mentions Guantanamo as a non urgent issue. The remark contrasts with past anti US rhetoric as observers weigh its conciliatory tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
U. S
Guantanamo
Roy McAndrews and the Dania Palace Jai-Alai Fronton
Roy McAndrews, 59, owner of the Dania Palace in Florida, defies officials to protect a blind beggar named Carl on his premises. The fronton employs 330 workers and nets about 2500000 in annual profit after salaries. 370000 visitors bet 9 million dollars each season with McAndrews earning a share and maintaining a lavish operation in Dania and Golden Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Dania Palace
Carl
Roy McAndrews
Dania
McAndrews
Mayo
Cork
Pittston
Roy
Clare Hastings
Marysville
California
Cole Brothers Circus
Thomas Cronyn
Margaret
Golden Beach
River Forest
Chicago
Ahat
Dear Abby Advice From a Long Affair to Morning Routines
Dear Abby columns cover a seven year relationship with a married man tied to his mother, a wife’s view on who starts the day, a stucco related rash prompt, and a note on avoiding criticism. The letters include advice from Dear Abby about compatibility, household roles, dermatology, and handling criticism at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Homer
Long
Doctor Crane’s Personal Dating Help Formula
Dr George W Crane promotes a 30 minute dating guide titled Help Formula For Interesting Conversation. A teen recounts Helen H’s fear of tongue tied dating and the method focuses on Hobbies Entertain ment Literature and Politics to spark dialogue on dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Helen H
Little Boy Sees Moon Surface Through Telescope
A boy at the planetarium views the moon and its craters via a strong telescope, joking about his father golfing on the moon. The piece recalls Times columnist Meyer Berger’s curious, playful appetite for small topics including termites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planetarium
New York
Meyer Berger
The
Times
Berger
Ogden Nash
Storys Run STORYS RUN
Mr and Mrs Dale Ellis and sons moved to Arizona. Pat Lynch of Toledo visited here and in Middleport for a funeral near Spencer West Virginia. Robert Taylor at Fort Knox Kentucky began basic training. Stanley and Clarence Searls visited uncle George Searls in Eno. Clara Jean Taylor of Gallipolis visited Squire Taylor and family. Tony Taylor and Teresa Findlay visited Earl Taylor. William Frazier and children visited Larry Weiman in Kananga. Stanley and Lawrence Rupe weekend in Pisua with father S E Rupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Ellis
Arizona
Pat Lynch
Toledo
Middleport
Lynch
Spencer
W. Va
Robert Taylor
Fred Taylor
Fort Knox
Stanley
Clarence Searls
George Searls
Eno
Clara Jean Taylor
Gallipolis
Squire Taylor
Tony Taylor
Teresa
Findlay
Earl Taylor
William Frazier
Larry Weiman
Kananga
Lawrence Rupe
Pisua
S. E. Rupe
Intermarriage and religious bias in Scarsdale case
The essay discusses mixed marriages and bigotry, focusing on the Scarsdale case where a Jewish father and Catholic mother influence their son’s path to the Episcopal Church. It notes club prejudice, clergy support, and broader patterns of religious and racial tensions in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Scarsdale Golf Club
Episcopal Church
George French Kempsell, Jr
Wasps
Palestine
Europe
Health And Happiness Family Guidance For School Age Kids
Guidance urges steady routines and respect for limits from ages two to five to ease school transition. Parents should minimize irritations and encourage participation in chores and meals, while listening to children and seeking help for learning difficulties.
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God
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Gordon K. Bush
F. Y. Nicholls
Frei W. Weber
Montaigne
Frank L. Gaines
Hope
Rickey’s
Jim Bishop
Hatlo
J. Babbling
Roh
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Doctor Crane
Helen
Tom Sawyer
England
Bennett Cerf
May
King Features Syndicate
George Sokolsky
Scarsdale Case
Garry C. Myers
Shawnee
Jean Manring
Harold Manring
Don O’hare
New Lexington
Buckeye Union Casualty Company
Columbus
Roanoke Quarters
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway
N&w
Stuart T. Saunders
Athens Messenger
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