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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1965

Page

4

President’s Call to Service Sparks Great Society Ambition

The president urges a civilian and military effort to rebuild American cities, lift the countryside from ruin, end poverty and racial injustice, and engage youth through programs like the Peace Corps and Vista as part of advancing a Great Society. He frames this as a national duty amid a global era.

America United States Opiat Young America Peace Corps Vista

Tightening The Noose in Algerian Politics and Global Ambitions

The article discusses President Ahmed Ben Bella’s secrecy about communists shaping global politics, highlighting Cuba’s Ernesto Guevara as a Latin American delegate. It warns of Afro Asian bloc influence at the UN, and notes Ben Bella’s regime receiving U S aid and repaying it in a manner reflecting the era’s tensions.

Ahmed Ben Bella United States Cuba Ernesto Che) Guevara United Nations Latin America World Organization Ben Bella Little Caesars

Treasury finds under withholding smaller than feared

Treasury reviews show withholding under by 1 year and 14 percent jump reduced total under-withholding to about 400 million to 500 million, far below feared 1.5 billion. Many taxpayers still face some impact but overall economy unaffected, as exemptions changes limited losses.

Treasury

Old Isolationists Reconsider Preserving U S In Face Of Communism

Chicago report notes a shift among isolationists once opposed to entering World War II as they now debate responding to Soviet aggression in Southeast Asia. The piece discusses evolving views, historical consistency, and estimates the likelihood of appeasement versus action.

Chicago Pagan Pinto Am & Bs Fang Senk Herbert Hower Ahoald Deaky

Arabs on Capitol Hill Drive Ford Rivalry in GOP Caucus

ROWLAND EVANS AND ROBERT NOVAK report a tense House Republican caucus where Gerald Ford lost an organizing vote by eight as Young Turks challenge Halleck's leadership. The piece notes intra party power plays, staff realignments, and a widening gap between Ford and Old Guard allies.

Michigan Gerald Ford Ford Charles Halleck Indiana House Capitol Hill Halleck Charles Goodell New York Ways and Means Goodell Republican Policy Committee William Prendergast Republican National Committee Toone Eepers H. R. Gross Iowa John Rhodes Arizona Goldwater Old Guard

Wife Held With Mate In Malaya

A fragment notes a bound pair in Malaya and hints at legal or moral penalties for a drunken driver. The column laments unread mail and the unpredictability of life, mentioning a rabbit doubling its weight in six days and a human baby taking 151 days to grow.

Johnson Faces Shrugging Nation Over Viet Nam War

The president confronts conflicting views at home and abroad on Vietnam. Some urge a stronger push against Communists, others a negotiated settlement with withdrawal. A 14,000 word white paper argues North Vietnam directs the war, yet admits South Vietnamese join the guerrillas.

Johnson White House South Viet Nam Soviet Union United States China Ae Ee Dean Rusk George E. Reedy Southeast Asia North Viet Nam Red Viet Nam

Grandfather figure aids handling disturbed juveniles

Psychiatrist Dr. Rolando Rodriguez at Osawatomie State Mental Hospital assigns a grandfatherly patient to talk with unruly youths. The man helps gain trust and reports developments to the doctor, aiding treatment. A teenage girl named Linda, linked to an inflated belief system about Lindbergh and Jacqueline Kennedy, recovers after reality checks.

Robert Peterson Rolando Rodriguez State Mental Hospital Osawatomie Kan Linda Lindbergh Jacqueline Kennedy McCar Intata The Nine School of Psychiatry Peka

Dear Abby: Landlord Rights to a Key Sparks Privacy Debate

A reader questions whether a landlord may keep a key to the property. The letter asserts ownership and responsibility for safety, asking about access in emergencies such as gas leaks or water issues and how privacy and security balance.

Abby

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John. Chamberlain U.S Rowland Evans and Robert Novak Laird San Re Hal Boyle Malaya James “Arlow Dear Abby Detty & Sunday
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