This Is Flag Day Proclamation by Kennedy
The nation marks Flag Day June 14 commemorating the Continental Congress adoption of the flag in 1777. President Kennedy urges Americans to pause and rededicate themselves to the ideals of liberty and justice as the world witnesses a new era of revolutions inspired by the American example.
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Kennedy
Congress
United Nations
Cuba
New Nations
United States of America
Widows Clash Over Taxability of Deceased Husband Benefits
Two federal appellate courts ruled widow payments from deceased husbands' employers are gifts not income while a district court found a $72727 payment taxable as salary. The cases hinge on whether such sums are detached generosity or economic benefits and moral duty. The article urges Supreme Court clarification to guide employers and widows.
Harmony Plan At Tammany Hall Proposed By Costikyan
Edward N. Costikyan, Democratic county leader, urges party reform using a musical metaphor to move from unison to harmony. He compares old plain chant to stagnation and calls for polyphony to blend diverse voices in city and state politics. Boss Tweed would worry at such a change.
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Tammany Hall
New York
Edward N. Costikyan
Democratic Party
Boss Tweed
Nixon and Nixonite Odds in 1964 Presidential Fight
Nixon wins California primaries and faces a general election against Brown. Rockefeller's influence fades. both Republicans may wait on Kennedy's term. The GOP must craft a bold program beyond slogans for the 1964-68 era.
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Richard Nixon
California
Pat Brown
Governor Brown
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Republican Party
John
Jack
United States
Robert
Sargent Shri
Peace Corps
Ted Ken
Dear Abby He’s Overbearing and Hoarder Husband
A reader asks if a husband who keeps outdated clothes in a basement locker should give items away. Abby advises the behavior is selfish and to explain the issue. Another reader asks about a sugarless birthday cake. Abby says to thank the friend and enjoy a non-eaten treat. A widow asks how to sign her name. Abby clarifies legally she is Mrs Amelia Jones Starr. A neighbor uses another’s phone and intrudes in the kitchen. Abby says the neighbor has gall but the reader may endure it.
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Abby
Herbert L. Starr
Amelia Jones Starr
Personal Advice on Dating and Temptation from Dr Crane
A reader asks about a coworker who dated a married man and faced pregnancy. The column counsels avoiding unwise intimate ties, warns that “cobwebs become cables by repetition,” and urges choosing wisely, staying away from married or unfit men, while promoting happiness for single people and presenting Dr Crane’s contact for his booklets.
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Lena A
Chesterhill Rabies Clinic Set at High School
Morgan County Board of Health to vaccinate dogs at Chesterhill High School on June 20 from 6 to 7 30 PM. Charge is 1 50 per animal. Pets must be leashed or boxed. Rabies vaccination lasts three years for dogs one year and older.
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Chesterhill
Chesterhill High School
Morgan County Board of Health
Kennedy plan for aged care meets tough opposition in Congress
The Kennedy administration backs a broad medical care program for the aged but faces steady pushback from the Ways and Means Committee led by Rep. Wilbur Mills. Kerr Mills act support complicates aims as Kennedy negotiates a compromise tied to Social Security with limited backing from AMA and other groups.
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Kennedy
Abraham Ribicoff
House
Ways and Means
American Medical Assa
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Rep
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Mills
Unchanging House Guest
An essay muses on the television set as a steady household guest after ten years. It praises reliability and the comforting sense of familiarity while arguing that constant novelty in summer programming would be unsettling. The piece treats the TV as a familiar family member that never quite grows up.
Painter Ridge social round of local visits
Mr and Mrs Paul Walace met Bill Arbogest with Mr and Mrs Joe Gilliam. The Knotts circle hosted Kenn a Knotts and family while A A Bell hosted Cooper Good and Bell. Various visits include Effie Baker to Howard Dennison Rubie Miller to Burl Drake and purchases of a station wagon and corn trips to Chillicothe and Pomeroy.
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Painter Ridge
Paul Walace
Bill Arbogest
Joe Gilliam
Dale Grover
Kenna Knotts
Clarence Cooper
Mrs. Good
A. A. Bell
Effie Baker
Howard Dennison
Rubie Miller
Burl Drake
Frank Knotts
Vinton
William Payne
William Jr
Francis Graham
James Wells
Coy Gilliam
Chillicothe
Pomeroy
Albert Runyon
Rural mail box safety notice from postmaster
Reader Views Editor The Messenger thanks space for rural mail box improvement notice. Acting Postmaster James Gaston Carpenter dated June 11 urges caution for small children around carrier vehicles after several injuries and deaths.
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the Messenger
Messenger
Post Office Department
James Gaston
Carpenter
Address for mail to The Messenger Publishing Co.
Notice directs all mail to The Messenger Publishing Co located at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio. The directive is presented in a concise public notice style with focus on the postal handling instruction.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
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Dear Abby
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