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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1960
Page
4
In this collection of Dear Abby exchanges readers ask about water in baths and fairness in sharing family resources, marital trust after a missing photo, gender nudges, and customer harassment. Abby offers guidance on manners, trust, and self confidence.
Standard Oil of New Jersey backs a hands off policy for sponsoring televised plays, arguing advertisers should not control program material. The stance, seen at a New York station, could push other advertisers toward non interference, aligning broadcasting with press freedom and federal license oversight.
A newspaper blurb notes Carl Sandburg, aging poet and biographer of Abraham Lincoln, urges a beatnik element in national culture to challenge complacency. The piece cites Sandburg saying beatniks should holler at comfortable people and provoke societal improvement. It adds quotes on solitude and character from Goethe Bruce Barton and James Russell Lowell.
An Atlanta economist forecasts a growing shift from downtown to suburbs as traffic and parking hinder city shopping. Merchants around the core may expand or adapt, while others push for easier access and more appealing downtown experiences to counter the trend.
The writer praises his brother Johnny Bishop Jr a Coast Guard veteran now at 50. He recalls Johnny as content and helpful at Christ Hospital Pasadena Avenue and with a Navy past aboard the Cassin. The piece notes his wife Anna Gryniak four decades married, three children Joan Jackie Stanley and three grandchildren, plus Adele living at home.
The reading advises mild morning influences ideal for afternoon plans with stronger, productive energy later. For birthdays tomorrow, expect steady progress but late-year completion with extra effort. Financial advice favors conservatism, August potential gains, and budget discipline. avoid speculative pressure and extravagance. A pleasant mid-1960 period is noted with a highly talented, loyal child born that day.
President Eisenhower urges more money for investment in his annual economic report. Bankers warn of rising loan demand and potential higher rates, while the Treasury plans easing by avoiding new borrowing and possibly returning two billion dollars.
A Bollywood agent weighs his packed bag to avoid excess charges and receives a jokey credit card note. A high school drama group puzzles over a crook-ended metal rod found among props, later identified as a button-hook.
Mrs Vivian Hoffman returns home after visiting Wheeling West Virginia. Funeral attendance for Bert German of Long Bottom. Guests include George Emerick Ft Knox Kentucky and others from Reedsville Parkersburg and Tan ners Plains. Bellies of localized visits and a move from property to East Shade Creek.
Luella R. 14 battles a fanatical mother over cosmetics and social life. Malcolm feigns interest in a pianist to calm religious zeal, then the couple returns to their church. The doctor promotes a booklet on sex problems in marriage to curb erotic maladjustment.
A health column advises parents that children aged 15 months to six years can be trained to eat foods they need by offering a single small portion and allowing choice. If the child refuses, remove the food and withhold other food until the next meal, while keeping a calm, consistent stance.
Columbus Georgia. Wallace Evans, 25, trembled in a hospital corridor as a doctor announced he was father of twins. He fainted striking his nose lip back and tooth. He was treated for shock and hospitalized briefly. The twins and mother were reported in fine condition.
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