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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1963

Page

4

Rebirth Of Nationalism Across Global Powers

The piece argues nationalism is resurging worldwide influencing both Communist and Western blocs. It notes Yugoslavia Cuba and Eastern Europe pursuing independent paths within communism and De Gaulle’s France challenging unity. It also cites African and Asian independence movements and Afro American civil rights as linked to rising nationalism, warning of delays to peace.

Soviet Union China Yugoslavia Cuba Romania Poland Hungary de Gaulle Britain

How the nations top 100 corporations allocated profits

The 100 largest nonfinancial firms earned 6 percent profit on sales and paid 9 percent taxes in 1962. They posted $178.2 billion in gross revenue and $11.3 billion in net earnings, with 54 cents per dollar spent on goods and services, 25 cents on wages and benefits, and 9 cents on taxes. Five firms paid over $1 billion in taxes.

First National City Bank of New York General Motors Ford Jersey Standard Socony Mobil American Telephone & Telegraph Old Line Corporation Government

Draft beer at home could become reality with new container

A Midwest brewery tests a 24 can 12 ounce equivalent aluminum draft container with a spigot for home use. The returnable unit aims to let beer lovers pour fresh drafts at home, reducing tavern trips.

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Freeman plan on wheat controls sparks fear of regimentation

The column argues strict acreage and sales controls endanger farm ingenuity and may trigger social headaches. It cites Russia, Yugoslavia, and Maoist China to warn that turning farmers into order-takers risks famine and meat shortages, threatening U S agriculture.

Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman U. S Jim Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office ASC Russia Yugoslavia Tito China Mao Tse- Tung Peking Red China Valentin Chu Mao Tse-Tung Mao Manchuria Hong Kong Freeman

Dear Abby column reader conflicts and advice

Readers describe family tensions including a sister-in-law exposing herself during hot flashes and a wife confronting lingering calls from an ex wife. Abby advises sympathy for the sister-in-law and asks the husband to clearly cut contact, noting individual responses to hot flashes vary.

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Dear Abby letter on ex guarding a torch and marriage concerns

Abigail Van Buren advises a wife to demand limits if an ex-lover stalks contact. A second reader seeks whether to reveal past out-of wedlock child to fiancé’s parents. Abby sides with the fiancé and suggests private correspondence for a personal answer.

Abby

Psychological gravity and advertising sales tactics

The document outlines hypnosis and inertia as tools in psychiatry and sales. It explains how gravity aids hypnotic suggestions and urges using psychological gravity to fit prospects habits. A booklet offer claims to boost sales and includes a simple experiment on thinking direction.

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Revolution Now At Ten Years In South And World

Ten year look at global revolutions from desegregation in the American South to de Stalinization in the Soviet bloc. It notes nationalism, wealth, science and fear shaping change, with Moscow’s control waning as satellites seek independence, and Africa moving toward unity amid rising nationalism.

South Supreme Court Stalin Moscow United States Russia Charles de Gaulle Africa

Summer Sessions Aid Lagging Students In Public Schools

Health and Happiness argues free summer sessions help pupils behind in reading and other subjects. The piece notes improved attitudes when schooling is seen as opportunity, highlights tutoring by peers and parents, and contrasts with children who rarely read or watch TV.

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