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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
4
Prof Dale B Harris of Penn State argues chores do not build adult responsibility. He cautions that too many urgent duties early can harm children. The discussion came at a National Congress of Parents and Teachers convention, with readers noting potential parental challenges.
The piece applauds President Eisenhower for a temperate response to the U2 incident and summit collapse. It notes bipartisan support for disclosure and a cautious hope that reason will prevail, while acknowledging ongoing criticism and lessons for the nation. It also includes literary quotes about adversity and virtue.
Dear Abby addresses four reader questions on control in marriage and social duty. A wife is urged to assert independence and consider rides or taxis if her husband limits time. A donor chooses to leave cancer society information quietly for neighbors to decide. A reader argues that parents’ neglect may reflect their actions and not unearned entitlement. A Had It letter implicates severe marital control and urges medical consultation.
In a satirical office notice at Acme Tiddlywink Co. a phantom plan to replace the water cooler with a pricey Miracle Ration jet model triggers a grievance committee. The boss confesses the ruse while noting he aimed to give workers what they want, then retracts the order.
The 1960 outlook dampens summit meetings and presidential travel abroad as protests threaten Eisenhower's Japan visit and Nixon signals a shift to traditional diplomacy. The new Japan defense pact stirs Japanese opposition but Premier Kishi supports it while U S expectations of international prestige falter.
Lois L. a 16 year old high school coed reported a dream of a South Seas island chase by savages and a bronze leader. Dr Crane interprets the dream as a symbol of hidden romantic desires with the spear as a masculine symbol and water as feminine, noting the dream’s camouflage avoids moral tension.
A humorous column by Bennett Cerf sketches a new father fearing a baby's mouth mishap and a graft schemes at Lambs Club. It notes clever quips about Mark Twain funeral eulogies and claims 1960 as the year of publication.
The piece compares Khrushchev delaying a Summit until after the US election with historic tensions under Adams and Jefferson. It notes Soviet interference implications, then surveys Adams warnings about foreign influence and republican resilience, urging reflection on past lessons to understand current American policy.
A Health and Happiness piece promotes a twelve point Bicycle Institute safety campaign for summer riders. It lists rules on traffic signals lights lighting signaling pedestrians right of way braking and proper signaling and warns against riding habits that endanger others.
Vienna report states Magyar Hirado claims sharp rise in censorship of mail and tape recording of telephones in Hungary after the May 16 Paris summit failure. Nashville note adds SBC Sunday School board distributes 83 periodicals totaling 15,297,075 copies per issue.
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