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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1964

Page

6

Federal excise taxes eyed for reform in next tax revision

The House Ways and Means Committee reviews federal excise taxes now worth 14.7 billion dollars. Alcohol tobacco duties total six billion, with automotive levies near five point eight billion. Luxury taxes amount to two point nine billion, dating from wartime needs. Officials say these should be cut first though gains may be modest.

U.S Republic House Ways and Means Committee

Youth Opportunity Centers Proposed by Labor Secretary

Secretary Wirtz proposed a national network of 105 youth opportunity centers to aid disadvantaged youths ages 17 to 22. Centers would be run by the Federal State Employment Service, offer 8 to 10 week training with literacy courses, and rely on 2000 counselor aides drawn from new graduates and Peace Corps volunteers.

Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz Senate Federal State Employment Service System Peace Corps Wirtz

Long Expansion Cycle Promises Postwar Growth Record

Morgan Guaranty Survey notes June upturn across production sales orders and employment. With the 40th month of expansion in view, analysts say six more months could seal a new longevity record barring higher productivity gains or misestimated employment.

Morgan Guaranty Survey

Discrediting Security Agencies Sparks National Debate

A column argues discrediting the FBI and New York police reflects a broader contagion in society. It notes Hoovers age, Johnsons support for his tenure, and looming critique of the CIA and radio monitor groups while praising effective work of intelligence and law enforcement.

U. S FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover Johnson Harlan Fiske Stone the Nation Magazine Fred J. Cook Macmillan New York City City Club of New York The Liberal Party Civil Liberties Union NAACP Socialist Party Michael Murphy Murphy Board of Review John Cassese Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association Cassese Snap Room Set David Wise Thomas B. Ross CIA Radio Free Europe Committee Radio Free Europe United States Radio Liberty Munich Soviet Russia Wise Ross

Bow Tie Week And Calendar Gimmicks Dominate Local Plans

HAL BOYLE lists a year long calendar of observances including Bow Tie Week Father's Day National Bow Tie Week and Save Your City Week. He notes August to December events from Clown Week Sandwich Month and Crossbow tournaments to Be Kind to Customers Month and national poetry day. Columbus House Speaker Roger Cloud calls for a summer special session to address congressional redistricting and legislative reapportionment.

City Bridgeport Conn Phineas T. Barnum D. L. L. Zamenhof Ponce de Leon Puerto Rico Herbert Hoover Benjamin Harrison Huey P. Long Huntsville Ark Warren G. Harding Japan Columbus Roger Cloud Logan

Cuba Guerrillas Return to Los Villas in Second Front Plans

ROWLAND EVANS AND ROBERT NOVAK INSIDE REPORT describes a revived Second Front of EsCanbray led by Eloy Menoyo Gutierrez in Las Villas 225 miles from Havana. The group aims for internal defections and sabotage while avoiding outside invasion and emphasizes raids over ideology.

Fidel Castro Havana Los Villas Escambray Fulgencio Batista Castro Second Front Eloy Menoyo Gutierrez Fron Las Villas Armando Fieites Washington U.S Bay of Pigs Cuba Sion Batista Menoyo

Secretary and Lovers and Lips in a Public World

Dear Abby columns reveal a wife dealing with a boss’s secretary who flirts over the phone. Readers weigh in on limits, manners, and professional boundaries.

Dr Crane Another Marriage Near Disaster Pulled To Safe Harbor

Eva G aged 32 a cultured housewife writes that after years of marital strain and a failed attempt with counselors a sex booklet from Dr Crane helped restore romantic ardor. She credits changing her own behavior for reviving the marriage and asks readers to send for the booklet Sex Problems in Marriage.

Safe Harbor Eva G Dr. Crane

Athens Students Volunteer for Mississippi Civil Rights Project

A letter from Athens residents urges federal marshals to protect two hundred local volunteers, Bonnie Guy and David Prince, and other students sent to Mississippi for voter registration work. The author pleads Kennedy to deploy marshals, arguing protection is essential to prevent martyrdom and maintain support for civil rights efforts.

the Messenger Athens Mississippi Bonnie Guy Ontario Canada David Prince Yellow Springs ACRAC Athens Civil Rights Action Committee Robert Kennedy Mr. Kennedy President Johnson

Study of Blue Cross rate hikes to cover 15 Ohio counties

State officials promised a complete study of proposed rate increases for Blue Cross covering 15 southwestern Ohio counties before any hikes are approved. The review follows an ail day hearing held Monday.

Wilmington Ohio

The Athens Messenger Publication Details

The fragment lists newspaper pricing and delivery options for The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger. It references daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery, mail rates to Ohio and West Virginia, and pricing for various subscription periods. It identifies Athens Ohio as the post office location and notes association with The Associated Press.

Athens Messenger Colle Eneope Sunday Messenger Ohio W. Va

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