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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1965
Page
4
A San Francisco study by Dr. Louis F. Hackemann examined key executives to identify traits they share. Findings show common sense, practical data skills, average or below average conceptual thinking, and success from early commercial work, with personality and action outweighing formal factors.
The New York Times Washington Bureau Chief Tom Wicker argues that Lyndon Johnson is a hard driving, explosive, difficult leader who remains capable of becoming a great president if he can endure the political heat. He recalls Truman's warning to withstand the pressure.
National chairman Ray C. Bliss leads a party reeling from 1965 losses. Republicans face 141 of 435 House seats, 32 of 100 Senate seats, and 17 of 50 governors up in 1966. Despite discouraging stats, a broad push to organize and field broad appeal candidates aims to threaten Democrats and set up a tight 1968 contest.
The Baltic states Latvia Lithuania and Estonia marked 25 years under Soviet rule with speeches by Kosygin and Suslov in Riga and Vilna. The piece condemns deportations, demographic changes, and declines in agriculture, arguing the anniversary exposes Moscow’s repressive union and warns of future expansions.
Inside Report notes Adlai Stevenson chose Eugene McCarthy as a successor before his death. President Johnson instead selects Arthur Goldberg, a former Supreme Court justice and tough labor lawyer, aiming for a strong, non downgrading UN leadership with edge against rivals.
President Johnson selected Arthur Goldberg to serve as U S ambassador to the United Nations and head the State Department. The choice aims to balance liberal foreign policy views with Stevenson's UN record while maintaining steady leadership amid Vietnam and Dominican Republic issues.
James Marlow outlines how American officials have varied in their Vietnam war reporting from optimism to gloom. McNamara recently reported deterioration after a five day tour, urging more troops as U.S. totals rise toward 75,000, with political timing complicating decisive action.
A family dilemma asks if parents can stop Joely from marrying a 17 year old girl and hosting her after marriage. Abby urges refusal. another letter laments aging housework burden while husband lounges at home. A 18 year old reassures that morals improve dating, and a teen asks about home table manners with Abby advising to keep company manners separate.
In a 40th birthday health lesson H V Kaltenborn reflects on using tennis to stay fit. He recalls adopting regular exercise after 40, noting tennis affords quicker, richer activity than golf, sustains energy, and supports his longevity and continued vitality into old age.
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