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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
6
The Ohio discussion weighs sales tax options and rate hikes to four percent, with proposals to tax services or foods. Estimates show needed new money range from 75 to 150 million dollars, while relief costs rise annually. Advocates seek corporate tax cuts to two mills and efficiency reviews to trim state spending, as Legislature faces January decisions.
Helvetius notes that France under de Gaulle gained prosperity with extraordinary powers from the 1958 referendum. He urges replacing the grand electors with a popular vote to ensure stable governance and continuity after his era in the volatile Western alliance nation.
The cabinet shifted from a primary advisory body to a smaller administrative group as powers moved to bodies like the National Security Council and the Central Intelligence Agency. presidents relied less on cabinet members for broad policy, raising concern about secrecy and the mythical kitchen cabinet.
Dear Abby offers guidance on a teen learning to dance with his father and on a toddler’s thumb sucking amid strangers taunting. She also clarifies a bride shower invitation mix up noting showers are by friends, not relatives, and guests should not bring sandwiches for themselves.
Lena B. aged 19, an attractive brunet with an artificial limb, speaks of independence and confidence. She notes friends who value her for herself, her coping with disability, and her belief that physical defect can drive resilience and ambition.
Mrs Richard Baker and family visit relatives in Gallipolis while other locals host guests in Columbus and Freeburn. A feature on inner beauty and personality argues women’s worth extends beyond looks and suggests developing talents to attract partners. Readers are urged to write to Dr Crane for a booklet.
The Senate voted 57 to 24 to end all aid to Yugoslavia and Poland except surplus food, a move the Kennedy administration called a blow to American aims in Eastern Europe. Ambassador Kennan called it a favor to Russia, signaling ill will toward those seeking freedom. Kennedy praised Democrats who supported his debt-limit request while rebuking Republicans who opposed aid.
A man is known by the footprints he leaves in the sand and echoes of his past actions follow.
Editor notes Charles H Harris and his passion for Athens history. He aided local history projects including the Athens State Hospital Grounds and a proposed Athens historical museum. The author recalls Harris’s devotion and urges preserving regional heritage through a living historical society.
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