Recession Drag-Out Costs and Tax Debate Highlighted
A Senate report shows business leaders split on tax cuts while the House rejects them, arguing for study of economic prospects. The Congressional Joint Economic Committee warns of a delayed recovery with a $6 billion drop in spending on new plants and equipment, offset only slightly by government spending. Recovery is not expected soon, and advocates urge further government action despite revenue concerns.
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Star glamour lost to public access says Vivian Blaine
Vivian Blaine argues glamor in show business faded as stars reveal private lives to fans. She urges more mystery and better personal presentation, noting fans crave distance and self respect amid an era of pervasive celebrity.
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Dulles Delays Nuclear Ban Talks With China Factor
U S and Soviet officials push for scientists to meet on policing a nuclear test ban while Dulles adds Red China and Sahara questions. China's UN status, Sahara tests, and French nuclear ambitions complicate any agreement, slowing progress and widening the hurdle to a three power ban.
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Long life and young crowd strain economy and labor
The piece notes rising youth under 20 and longer life expectancy, stressing potential economic strain as a smaller working-age group grows. It quotes policy perspectives from Robert J. Lampman and Miriam Allen Deford on sustaining output, labor force, and elder support through longer work careers and retirement rule changes.
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The Cornell affair and the college moral duty
A columnist argues universities suffer from overbearing administrators and weak trustees. He contends student sex tensions at Cornell reveal a need for moral education, intimate faculty contact, and clear standards, warning that without guiding values higher education loses purpose.
Two Kids Named for Unscheduled Laughs on People Are Funny
Art Linkletter spotlighted two youngsters for big laughs on his TV show. One innocent child recalled his parents marrying after a vegetable market pinch joke. A second child described a sore mouth with a marshmallow burn tale. A Texas mother warned toddlers about oil slick streets near school.
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Public Forum Letter Over Athens State Hospital Grounds
A reader from Nelsonville condemns activities on the Athens State Hospital grounds noting youths with cars on the driveways seen during daytime visits. The letter prompts the forum to address concerns about public spaces surrounding the hospital.
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Emotional growth and parenting guidance from AMA insights
Health for Today discusses how early warmth and responsiveness shape a child’s emotions, noting risks of frustration from slow toilet training and parental attention dynamics. It warns against ridiculing jealousy and stresses patient guidance as children mature through six to twelve years, with lasting impact on behavior. In Spokane, Archie C Enzler, 45, applied a paint sprayer to his ear, needing hospital care to remove the paint.
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The Messenger Publishing Co Address and Rates
Daily and Sunday editions available with mail subscription options. Rates listed include one month 1.25 in Ohio and West Virginia, six months 6.50, one year 12.00, with special mail terms for Ohio and W Va and weekly savings for carrier delivery. Located at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio.
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