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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1961
Page
4
A Commission on Money and Credit report analyzes postwar economic change and the dollar’s role, urging close citizen scrutiny of financial institutions public debt and monetary policy. It notes the need for reform if the system is inadequate, citing broad economic and political perspectives and warning about international tensions.
Editor notes Moscow asserts solid ties with Peiping but questions linger about true unity and the implications for Western policy. Ryan traces four decades of friction from early Comintern control to Mao era deviations and why Sino Soviet tensions matter for Europe and Berlin.
The article argues ex-Communists often joined and left due to emotion rather than reason. It cites Bertrand Russell, Arthur Koestler, and Chambers, noting personal experiences and beliefs shaped by family, religion, and disillusionment. Morris Ernst is referenced as part of the era’s reflections.
Abby advises gifting by word of mouth and sending best wishes for the wedding invitation. She endorses pregnant beach visibility with modest attire. She cautions a wife about her husband’s table manners and suggests patience, teaching, and kindness over divorce. A reader note invites personal replies and Abby’s booklet for 50 cents.
Dr George W Crane argues that American and Canadian history departments slant toward Europe and socialism. He cites Samuel Pettengill and critiques neglect of John Paul Jones and Nathan Hale while praising rugged pioneer virtues and the need to teach patriotism to youths. He warns against a one world welfare state and notes social issues tied to welfare policies.
Health and Happiness urges a daily summer reading schedule for elementary students with afternoon sessions. Older siblings should read to younger children, aiding quiet times and school readiness. Teenagers can lead groups of younger readers, enriching verbal expression and reading skill.
The article urges parents to cultivate daily reading habits with their children through public libraries, bookmobiles, bookstores, and family reading time. It promotes choosing age appropriate books, subscribing to children's magazines, and reading as a shared family activity during summer. It also answers a parenting question with a practical reading plan for siblings.
A reminiscence recounts a day when Blevins had his double barreled shotgun repaired and met his pregnant daughter on the way home. She asked to walk on the opposite sidewalk as a safety precaution, adding a twinkle about the gun under his arm.
Analysts tracking six New Frontier setbacks show Kennedy era enthusiasm waning. Byrd's Virginia win signals administration weakness while Tower’s Texas upset and other contests suggest GOP momentum and Republican gains. Polls halve Brown and Knight leads, McGovern tainted by Food for Peace ties.
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