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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1960
Page
4
A New York Rabbi Rabbi Judah Nadich urges that despair wastes energy and harms judgment amid international tensions. He argues faith endows people with the capacity to search for answers and to act, while unrelieved gloom retreat from vital quest and positive action.
Khrushchev’s savage Paris attack on Eisenhower mangles summit diplomacy. Moscow’s leader may seek to isolate the United States, align with China, or face Stalinist pressure, but his outburst risks uniting the West and ending any immediate U S Soviet accommodation.
The text argues that taste in music art and literature cannot be mandated by law but can be educated. It notes that taste varies and is not a strict measure, serving as guidelines developed over centuries. Discrimination by discerning criticism enriches understanding and avoids the primitive refrain I know what I like.
A column discusses modern fishing gear, comparing electronic fish finders to traditional methods. It notes fish finders reveal fish presence and bottom type, but cannot force bites. It then shifts to political ads urging Senator Johnson to run for president and mentions defense secretary changes and jewel burglaries.
In Toledo Ohio Sheriff Bill Hirsch presides over a 70 year old jail where Stevie a lifelong drunk and trustee lives with the Hirsch family. Stevie has been jailed 206 times and never drinks while at home. The article portrays the humane court approach and Stevie's fragile routine amid local tragedy.
Readers letters debate whether a plane crash in a desert makes sound without observers. Abbe Van Buren defends the physiological definition of sound while multiple correspondents propose noise or lack of sound without a listener. The exchange spans opinions from Cambridge to Ellsworth and Washington, D.C.
Dr Crane promotes sea water as a daily chemical aid for glands and health, citing Grandpa Miller’s arthritis improvement after ocean water. The column also critiques tax exemptions for non profits, noting political bias and the need for clear charitable purpose.
Health guidance shows varied opinions on shampoo frequency. Some recommend washing every two or three weeks for short or long hair, while others advise washing when hair looks dirty. Dandruff linked to infrequent washing may raise eye issues. twice weekly shampooing is suggested for those with irritation.
Ornelia Otis Skinner vents at cardboard packaging woes attacking wretched unknowns in American packaging. She lambasts wizards of waxed paper tape and perforated lines for making goods inescapably hard to open. A Gotham law office stench hints at a ruthless boss.
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