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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1964

Page

4

Multinational Crew Demonstrates NATO Nuclear Ship Concept

The USS Biddle sails from Norfolk with a seven nation crew to test a multinational nuclear armed ship under American rules. Commander Thomas E Fortson leads a 316 member team including West German, British, Italian, Greek, Turkish, and Dutch personnel. English is the official language and infractions are handled by respective navies. If successful, NATO gains a practical nuclear defense role against Khrushchev’s warnings.

Biddle North Atlantic Alliance Norfolk Thomas E Fortson NATO Italy Greece Turkey Netherlands U.S. Navy Comdr. Fortson Khrushchev

Unequal Salary Increases at Gallipolis State Institute

A Gallipolis worker protests seven years without raises for lower paid staff at the Gallipolis State Institute. She notes only three cost of living steps in five years and compares a $12 monthly raise for a top attendant to metropolitan area increases. She urges state officials to treat all workers fairly.

the Messenger Gallipolis State Institute

Inside Report White Man's Party Critique

Athens letter criticizes The Messenger editorial Inside Report for equating Republicans with WASPs and Protestant bigotry. The writer George E. Hill denounces the racial stereotype and calls the claim insulting and historically inaccurate. July 17.

the Messenger Inside Report White Man’s Party GOP

Athens Garden Club Improves Landscape at Armory

Andrew J. Chonko of the Ohio National Guard thanks the Athens Garden Club for dedicating time and resources to beautify the area in front of the National Guard Armory in Athens. The note praises local clubs for community work without fanfare. Separately, 40 cottage owners and about 3000 landholders on a 15 mile stretch of Assateague Island Md oppose federal plans to acquire the island for a national seashore.

the Messenger Athens Garden Club National Guard Athens Andrew J. Chonko Ohio National Guard Assateague Island

Nomination of Barry the Kid Spurs Frisco Bold History

The piece links Barry Goldwater's hip shooting style to San Francisco heritage from the Gold Rush era through landmark figures on Nob Hill. It references Walter Winchell’s late night TV and cab scene, noting a fire and a protest at the Cow Palace, with a comment on a white backlash visible in street disturbances.

Barry the Kid Frisco San Francisco Barry Goldwater Illinois Federation of Republican Women Phyllis Schlafly Hotel Fairmont Kennedy Goldwater Sutter Lieutenant Montgomery Portsmouth Plaza Leland Stanford Collis Huntington Charles Crocker Mark Hopkins Central Pacific Sierra Comstock Nob Hill Khrushchev Mao Tung Inchell Ation Cow Palace Walter Winchell Birmingham Ala New York Times New York Delancey Street

Concession Over Enforcement Splits GOP Civil Rights Plank

Inside Report details South Republicans pressing to omit enforcement of the civil rights act from the platform. Senator Tower argues that enforcement evokes Reconstruction imagery, swaying Goldwater's Southern support. McCulloch withdraws his amendment. other reforms promised.

Platform Committee San Francisco William McCulloch Ohio Republican House Act McCulloch John Tower Texas Tower South Goldwater

Wallace withdraws from independent bid opens door to Goldwater

Alabama governor George Wallace ends his bid for the presidency after four days following Goldwater’s nomination. He says he will back the more conservative major party candidate, while signaling support for free enterprise local government and states rights. He previously opposed desegregation and federal civil rights enforcement.

Alabama George C. Wallace Sen Barry Goldwater Goldwater Johnson Wallace Congress University of Alabama John F. Kennedy Alabama National Guard

Dear Abby Advice From ailing spouses and wedding wishes

A reader asks how to handle a wife obsessed with fake illnesses and endless doctors. Abby suggests medical opinion and help for the wife’s health issue, then a second reader seeks advice on redoing a fifth anniversary with a full wedding, and a teen asks how to win a boy who prefers another girl, with Abby advising realism, friendship, and restraint.

Abby

Census Bureau Interviewers Visit Homes This Week

Census Bureau workers will gather data next week for the Current Population Survey for the U S Department of Commerce. Interviewers Patricia Curry and Betty Hall will visit households in Athens and Perry counties.

Census Bureau U. S. Department of Commerce Athens Perry Patricia Curry Betty Hall

Water and health facts from a daily reader note

HAL BOYLE presents a collection of quick observations on water intake air as life’s essence charity bat symbolism dental X ray costs job changes diet and salt use. It notes Americans donate billions in the 1950s and 60s and that one in five Americans is overweight with salt intake often far above recommended.

America India New Guinea Duke of Windsor

Dr Crane Advises Warmups For Heart Health After Fainting

A 65 year old woman named Fanny D. fainted after rising from bed and explains the need for a heart warmup. The doctor compares the heart to an engine requiring time to adjust to vertical position and higher blood pressure. He warns against sudden standing and suggests a minute seated routine before standing.

Fanny

Fragmentary notice from The Messenger Publishing Co

A damaged OCR fragment references a notice from The Messenger Publishing Co. mentioning offices, periods of time, and a legal or public matter but lacks clear details or names.

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