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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1962
Page
4
The writer calls Khrushchev's claim that the U S arms the world to justify higher food prices a misleading defense of a failed Soviet system. They argue farm shortfalls persist despite doctrine and that arming to deter the United States worsens hunger and living standards for the Soviet people.
The Bawk Street Jornal lampoons finance figures with a cartoon showing Jacqueline Kennedy hosting a television tour of a White House trophy room. Two mounted heads label Nixon and Blough, while empty plaques hint at further defeats and a hesitancy in business growth.
Expert Encouragement Representative Walter H. Judd of Minnesota, a Republican, spent a decade in China as a medical missionary and since World War II has visited Southeast Asia every two years as a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. He says his latest trip left him more encouraged than any previous visit and notes dissent within the committee over the efficacy of U S aid to the region.
Maj. Gen. Thomas P. Gerrity says 1965 marks the big pay-off in the $15 billion effort to make combat ready 1000 Atlas Titan and Minuteman ICBMs. Fully hardened underground silos with remote controlled launches will form a standing army ready to strike from a thousand sites.
The nation spent 18 383 000 last year on relief for disaster areas with Hurricane Carla costing Texas 8 million in grants. Insurance covered much more, while states and communities repair shores and installations. The vast country makes the 18 million bill seem small in the yearly federal outlay.
The piece argues that ongoing global tension resembles war despite a claimed peace. It cites Vietnam Laos Berlin and bases, critiques United Nations and summit limits, and labels a Soviet Universal State enemy alongside communists in Yugoslavia and Cuba.
A collage of Dear Abby and Irish Eyes readers share dating and domestic advice. A girl seeks tennis guidance and a boy friend while another asks how to avoid persistent sister in law. Gift etiquette and wedding invitation manners are discussed with Abby's tips.
Jim Bishop reflects on clergy, faith, and the cardinal’s life in a new book The Cardinal Spellman Story by Robert I Gannon S J The article praises Spellman for mercy humor and decisive leadership while noting gaps in the biographical details and recounts anecdotes including the Bonaventure Broderick rescue and a mother’s poignant urging to be a good priest
In a child guidance column, Dr. Crane addresses Johnny L. a 12 year old who feels left out as his father works long hours. The piece urges fathers to provide playmates, teach skills, and share time rather than rely on money or substitutes, stressing 365 day fathering and son bonding.
The author argues against regular beating but supports selective use of a bare hand for restraint in certain ages. Alternatives include timeouts, consistent punishment, or a switch or paddle only when needed and truly painful to teach respect. Emphasis on avoiding cruelty and favoring minimal, purposeful discipline.
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