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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1961
Page
4
Local Athens reports cover various briefs and notices with community updates from the Athens area, including events, appointments, and public announcements dated July 1961.
Critics split on his ultimate rank but Ernest Hemingway remains a compelling figure in letters. The public, as well as readers, shaped his enduring reputation through his adventurous life and clear, perceptive prose.
The text argues that lunar exploration offers scientific and prestige value, not military advantage. It criticizes claims of strategic moon control as absurd, urging civilian oversight and warning against militarizing space despite sensational warnings.
The piece argues against overreliance on machine and television teaching. It cites New Jersey’s education commissioner at a National Education Association convention in Atlantic City, endorsing the teacher as a vital, individual guide who awakens curiosity and adapts to students’ needs. It cautions gadgets should aid rather than replace teachers and stresses enduring effort in learning.
The federal government canceled plans to close borders to Mexican and Canadian workers citing adverse international relations and potential harm to hemispheric unity. Officials say further study is needed before any such action, with employment concerns addressed by other means.
Jim Bishop notes men know little about women and share blunt views from stars like Kirk Douglas and Sal Mineo. He cites Betty Jo Remey on dating and recalls fashion folly, dislike of the slacks look, and the urge to be noticed. A humorous, opinionated slice of midcentury gender banter.
A reader writes of an abusive marriage and pregnancy, Abby advises separation and priestly counsel. Another recalls a late mother’s memory and a daughter’s request. A third asks about a daughter-in-law’s name, Abby urges kindness and choice. A final note urges sending small bouquets to patients to avoid hindrance to care.
Dr. George W. Crane counsels parents to foster reading habits and library use for Doris D. and other children. He promotes flash cards and home tutoring, arguing reading speed and comprehension drive high school and college performance.
A whimsical anecdote recalls Tamerlane exposing a grafting collector by shredding ledgers and forcing a subordinate to eat them. The tale shifts to a publisher’s office where a messenger asks about the mood of His Nibs, with the receptionist quipping about three years.
St Simons Island notes that Sgt. Carl Freudenberg of Parris Island broke his hand while attempting to break a concrete block during a Sunshine Festival exhibition held Tuesday before a local audience.
The United Nations budget spiked after the Congo operation, with the U S paying about a third of costs. France and the Soviet Union refused payments, rebates reduced other dues, and additional funds were drawn from foreign aid and contingency sources without full congressional consent. Critics say the United States bears the burden and may be misused.
A discussion on why children steal, stressing love and security at home. Evidence of parental conflict and harsh interrogation often triggers more lying and theft. Punishment may deter if immediate and consistent, but affection and clear boundaries are stronger preventatives and help the child learn restraint and respect.
Public Forum tribute to Ernest Hemingway notes his blend of majesty and simplicity. The writer cites his ocean and mountains imagery and quotes The Old Man and The Sea lines about lions on the beach. Athens observer Michael Swyers reflects on his enduring legacy.
Irving Wolverton 24 of Palo Michigan killed a deer with his bicycle after a collision with a deer at night. He suffered severe cuts and bruises while the deer died and was collected by a conservation officer. Also notes weekend visits among local residents including Mr and Mrs Carl Lemley and others in Columbus Athens and Coolville with family and friends.
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