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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1960
Page
4
The piece argues that amid upcoming political activity the central question for voters is how to avoid nuclear war. It criticizes reliance on deterrence alone and urges citizens to demand leadership that makes nuclear destruction impossible, deeming all other topics subordinate.
Opinion from Robert M. Lovett denounces consumer gadgetry as misapplied resources as U.S. growth favours expansion over public needs like water and schools. Notices in Terre Haute and Kalamazoo expose payroll tax waste, while Illinois Taxpayers' Federation reports inflated per capita income.
Reader questions Abby's column touches on teen responsibility in Take-Home duties, marital strain with temper issues, and social advice on manners and dating. The letters urge youths to contribute, spouses to show respect, and seeking Paula's guidance is encouraged.
Sokolsky Eck analyzes social strata from royalty to Cafe Society, contrasting old aristocracy with modern American status signals. He cites Vanderbilts and Rockefellers, critiques income and inheritance taxes, and lampoons Susskind's Upper Crust program as a hollow, publicity driven class.
A string of sharp one liners from waiters and customers at a busy dining room. Jokes hinge on service slights and fishy kitchen antics, including digs about catering, coffee, and a Hollywood dream.
Case E-404 features Tom R. a 44 year old man who reveals a platonic marriage amid alcohol issues and self doubt. The piece explains a drop in sexual energy after 40 due to mental strain and financial burdens, suggesting fear and inferiority as key factors behind impotence and urging cautious treatment.
The piece chronicles the Senate battle over civil rights with Johnson and Dirksen endorsing nonstop sessions to jam Southern opposition. It notes the break from normal committee process, the rush to pass administration bills, and the risk of vague voting on unsettled amendments. It cites Russell and Javits as key figures in prior wrangles.
In a humorous vignette, Parrish faces a pompous lawyer who demands a fee before discussion. Parrish slaps down a quarter, asks for all the law, and requests his change. The scene recalls wartime Beverly Hills blackout humor involving Cecil De Mille and W C Fields.
A century old all china doll, once owned by a mother-in-law and descended through generations, is now held by Mrs. Eric Burg, New Lexington treasurer. She plans to gift it to a niece after repairs and notes the doll’s moving limbs and authentic old-fashioned dress.
Mr and Mrs J E Radekin stay with daughter Mrs William Phillips in Frankfort while recovering from surgery. Mr and Mrs John Silvers of Nebraska visit Mrs Silvers parents Mr and Mrs Jarret Bobo, joining a Sunday family gathering. Nellie Vale travels to Middletown for Heart Fund Drive by the Business and Professional Women's Club. Ralph Turner and Sherrie with Mrs Grover Stout visit Bob Goode in Columbus. Stout to stay with her children.
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