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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
4
The House Ways and Means Committee rejected President Kennedy’s proposal to equalize tax burdens for persons 65 and over. It would have provided roughly $350 million in relief to about 3.4 million elderly taxpayers, averaging over $100 per person. The committee favored preserving revenue, voting 14 to 11 against the plan.
The court extends Fourth Amendment limits to state arrests and searches, requiring court review of state convictions. It also mandates counsel for the poor and equal appellate opportunities, signaling tighter state procedures and tougher standards for police and prosecutors nationwide.
Within 24 hours of his nationwide speech President Kennedy saw his bid to expand federal unemployment aid rejected in the House. Fifty seven Democrats joined Southern Republicans to defeat the bill by five votes, signaling a rough road ahead for civil rights and other priority legislation amid Republican reluctance to help.
Former West German Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss urges full diplomatic relations with Israel as a historical reparations gesture after a two week visit. He declares Israel a reality and suggests the arrangement could balance Middle East power amid reports of German scientists operating weapons work in Egypt.
General Albert Wedemeyer doubts Formosan forces can land effectively and hold the Chinese mainland without strong U S backing Plans note U S anti invasion logistics past and present while contrasting with earlier invasion planning for Europe He warns against overconfidence and links policy to Kennedy era restraints and potential Mao regime collapse risks
A reader asks how to handle her spouse's close ties to his late wife’s parents and another writes about a husband who brags about his success. Abby advises compassion toward in laws and gentle honesty with a bragging spouse to avoid public embarrassment.
A reader asks Abigail Van Buren about a girl friend’s father abusing funds for horse betting and whether to confront. A second letter defends traditional chores, claiming a husband’s work prevents housework. Abby replies urging clear boundaries and accountability.
Hal K. argues psychology beats pure logic in sales and politics. Vignettes show Birch Bayh vs Homer Capehart and Kennedy tactics, noting TV exposure, familiarity, and emotional appeal as decisive factors in 1960 and 1962 elections.
The United States cautions India that U S aid for the Bokaro steel plant may reduce aid for other Indian development projects. The warning has not been formally conveyed to New Delhi due to potential Congressional objections.
A columnist argues against perpetual want in retirement noting most Americans meet basic needs. He cites Chester Sawyer, a 70 year old hermit in Michigan who lives rent free in a restored log cabin and spends minimally on food and extras. He also questions right hand drive cars and offers a booklet on retirement income.
The text urges parents to embrace a child’s fantasy in year two and beyond. It notes children create elaborate make believe scenes, transforming small objects into grand figures, and advises joining in rather than correcting immediately. It suggests reading back the child’s own yarns to validate creativity and cites higher literary value in these playful stories. It also offers practical tips for improving a child’s handwriting and proofreading at home through short daily exercises.
Washington Ohio report says Bowling Green State University gains FCC consent to build an educational television station on ultra high frequency channel 70. The approval marks a milestone for the university and its educational programming initiatives.
Cairo reports that Yemen's bid to join the projected federation of Egypt Syria and Iraq has been approved by UAR President Gamal Abdel Nasser.
Dr. W. Ray Irvine, 70, president of Marietta College since 1948, died at 9 15 am Tuesday at Marietta Memorial Hospital after an illness dating to early May.
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