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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
4
A McGraw-Hill survey shows four years ago half of U S industry facilities were obsolete. By 1961 about 40 percent dated before 1951, with auto at 21 percent pre Korean War and railroads worst. Despite a $34 billion push from 1958 to 1961, profit pressures hinder speed, risking slower growth and jobs.
Astronaut M. Scott Carpenter described his triple orbit as a period with much to do and many new scientific tasks. James E Webb credited his flight for yielding more lessons than prior missions and suggested a scientist join future crews to conduct experiments while the astronaut pilots the rocket.
Secretary Goldberg estimates four million American jobs depend on foreign trade with export and import links. He cites $20 billion yearly exports and 150000 jobs per billion, noting the Act could add billions in exports and hundreds of thousands of jobs while limiting import-related job losses to about 90000 in five years, with assistance for those affected.
In New York a dialogue on the mass media and moral climate brought 500 leaders from government church media and civic groups. Mayor Robert F Wagner urged shared accountability saying television reflects society and cannot rise above the standards we set.
A two phase analysis argues Marxism spreads as a church like ideology and an imperialist state system. It cites Soviet Russia China Yugoslavia Cuba and Vietnam era actions as evidence of a worldwide evangelical effort to impose Marxist forms and a classless society. The author warns opposition should target either the church or the empire, noting the party withers if the empire falls.
Dear Abby counsels a 23 year old mother in love with her best friend's husband to fight the attraction, even suggesting ending the friendship if needed. The page also features letters debating sitter pay, a 19 year old daughter’s living expenses, and Abby's veteran advice.
Jim Bishop reviews recent titles from major authors and publishers. He praises John O’Hara’s The Big Laugh and profiles works on James Cardinal Gibbons, Dominic Behan, and wartime accounts such as Ploesti. He notes the rise of paperback World War II titles and the New Testament photo book from the American Bible Society.
Case M-435 describes Terry T. a 43 year old husband who has grown cold and critical after two years of a platonic marriage. The wife recalls neglect and indifference while the piece notes common patterns of male erotic drive fading and wife’s stagnation. Readers are urged to seek Dr Crane via the paper for related booklets.
A Carbondale reader recalls finding a tiny gold cross amid ashes after loss, drawing comfort and renewed courage. The letter contrasts despair with faith, urging memory of the cross as a source of hope.
The Alfred Sunday school elected Thelma Henderson secretary treasurer Alma Swartz and Barbara Phillips and Linda Henderson as librarians Charles Taylor and Terry Swartz as ushers Sandra Swartz was named roll call Isola Taylor adult class teacher with Eleanor Boyles Nellie Parker led the young adult class with Helen Woode assisting Charles Taylor Willing Workers with Terry Swartz Nina Robinson Busy Bees class led by Linnie Gaul Juanita Swartz Linda Henderson Sunbeams Charlotte Van Meter and Doris Dillinger Nursery class.
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