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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1963

Page

4

The U S need not be a Godless nation

Dr Edwin T Dahlberg argues in The National Observer that banning religious references in schools risks eroding America's moral core. He cites Chinese American families as examples of discipline and tradition and urges restoration of family altars and Biblical faith to preserve patriotism and national strength.

U.S National Observer Supreme Court Edwin T. Dahlberg China America Israel Republic

Kennedy Seeks Unity as Europe Supports US Lead

President Kennedy tours Europe to reassure publics against American fatigue of backing freedom. He targets de Gaulle's nationalist drift and reiterates a united Western Alliance with strong anti Soviet resolve, noting cheers from citizens and a path to sustain Europe with US support.

Kennedy Europe United States Charles de Gaulle West Germany Britain France Canada Grand Alliance de Gaulle Aspira America Italy

Brezhnev Rises in Soviet Power Structure

The article notes Leonid I. Brezhnev, 57, newly named to the Central Committee Secretariat and seen as Khrushchev's possible heir. It explains the Soviet system concentrates power in the party rather than the government.

Soviet Union Leonid I. Brezhnev Central Committee Khrushchev

Admissions tests shape who is “college material”

Dr. Vernon Alden of Ohio University argues admissions tests measure passive skills like test taking and following instructions, not ambition or initiative. He notes elite schools recruit by numbers while smaller Midwest colleges offer a broader, more diverse excellence and may produce more doers and Peace Corps candidates.

Vernon Alden Ohio University Ohio State East Dr. Alden Alden Middle West Peace Corps Cameroons Africa Midwest

Dear Abby column letters about marriage and manners

A reader pair asks how to improve a spouse’s mind and another questions Denmark divorce rules. Abby replies urging acceptance of a choice, warns about a risky fiancé, and criticizes gift practices as impractical. Advice emphasizes common sense and considerate partnership.

Cathy Denmark

Personal Cases Cake Before Frosting

Teddy G not yet able to swim should not be exposed to deep water. Teach children to swim in stages from breath holding to light submersion in shallow water. Praise and gradual practice curb fear and build safe buoyancy before advancing to strokes like crawl or butterfly.

Teddy G Dr. Crane Teddy

Health And Happiness Through Lifelong Education

A Cleveland column urges parents to pursue self improvement through reading, courses, and libraries to inspire children and enrich later years. It highlights night schools, correspondence programs, and TV and library resources as affordable paths to knowledge. It notes high Ohio Turnpike income of 11.8 million in first half of year.

Cleveland Ohio Turnpike

Shawnee Funeral Attendees Led by Local Clergy

In Shawnee, Margaret Edwards Amy Lanning Mabel Abram Genevieve Hartman and Florence Blankenship attended Elizabeth Morgan's funeral. Rev Walter B Custer new Methodist minister from Chesterhill preached. Former minister Rev Robert Van Gilder will be in Baltimore Ohio. Rev Henry Cook EUB minister sent to Hamden. Mrs Bess Davis and Susan Beattie visited Logan recently.

Margaret Edwards Amy Lanning Mabel Abram Genevieve Hartman Florence Blankenship Shawnee Elizabeth Morgan Walter B. Custer Chesterhill Robert van Gilder Baltimore Ohio Henry Cook EUB Hamden Bess Davis Susan Beattie Logan

Russian Chinese split could impact global alliances

A sharp Russian Chinese split reshapes East West relations, forcing Moscow to divert resources to Asia. The divide unsettles NATO allies as De Gaulle challenges U.S. leadership and nuclear dynamics. A tense path lies ahead for talks on a nuclear test ban amid mutual distrust among the three powers.

Russia Asia Khrushchev de Gaulle United States Britain Europe America A. Thant United Nations Moscow Red China

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