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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1960
Page
4
The piece argues that candidates cultivate favorable public images through image committees and mass media. It warns that TV and other media exaggerate strengths and hide flaws, potentially misleading voters about a candidate’s true character and record.
The piece argues that believing nuclear war cannot occur is a dangerous assumption. It outlines four risky paths to war including small regional conflicts escalating, deliberate launches by major powers, impulsive actions by individuals, and accidental triggers. It warns that peace is not automatic and urges real efforts to address war causes.
Dear Abby column covers a reader offering his wife for a moon mission and advice about a tangled paternity case. A second piece argues for a U S boycott of Cuban goods including reptile handbags to counter Castro’s regime and revive American commerce.
The article notes that relative to population fewer women enter science than men. Of about 170000 physical scientists in 1958 only 14000 were women, with 90 percent of those in chemistry. Tradition and social attitudes discourage women from engineering physics geology astronomy meteorology. Encouraging women into science could address the growing need for scientists, engineers, and technicians.
Jim Bishop recalls a taxing day of work mail and a flat tire on the way to Atlantic City. A split couple, a bottle, a police dog future, a hospitalized teen and a hotel alarm mix with sunny seas and a late arrival to La Concha.
Case D-471 features Dolly G. aged 4 whose questions about sex stump her mother. The column blends modern psychiatry and applied psychology to address age spanning issues from toddlers to grandparents.
The January money market thaw eases fears of higher rates and a slowed boom. Steel restocking signals a boom boundary while auto sales improve and loan demand may push rates up after Treasury refunds. Bank leaders foresee stable rates as inflationary pressures ease.
A Bennett Cerf 1960 sked sample features Nathaniel Benchley style quips and a theater lobby altercation. It contrasts a meek husband urging his wife to fight a gorilla with sharp punchlines and brisk dialogue.
The article explains how immunity works against diseases and how vaccines especially the Salk vaccine provide protection. It notes certain illnesses like chicken pox and measles confer lasting immunity after one attack and discusses booster shots and age for inoculations. It also covers common diseases with limited lasting immunity and a Q A on improving circulation with medical guidance.
The forecast highlights strong personal and business fortune tomorrow, with help from others and prudent restraint. For February to August the reader shows good judgment and energy, potential career gains by December, and a bright romance window between late June and early September.
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