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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
7
The author rejects the view that the mature American economy is doomed by slow growth. They argue past troubles were caused by foolish policies, and despite current policy debates the United States has vast resources, ingenuity, and a strong record of recovery, making long-term optimism warranted.
The U S Information Agency withholds 34 prestige polls delaying up to two years. Critics say current releases fail to show real time global feeling toward the Kennedy administration and U S actions. President Kennedy urged full release to gauge policy impact.
The piece argues no-test deal hinges on Russia's consent and broader adherence by others. It notes Red China and France won t bind or negotiate, China's potential rapid weapon development, and U S insistence on exit provisions if new tests begin. It cites Kennedy remarks and Beam projections on France and China not signing a treaty.
A reader, a new lawyer, asks how to propose without funds for a ring and notes a fiancée’s comment about thought over diamond. Abby replies with humor about priorities and finances as romance tests. Another widow asks why a bachelor dates then disappears after two dates. Abby explains his fear of commitment and advises caution. A teen asks which boy to choose, and Abby hints the usher’s suit makes him more appealing.
A 17 year old driver Jerry J suffers two auto incidents in three months, including a fatal head on crash. Neighbors say reckless driving, but article argues parents neglected duties and overindulged him. It critiques modern parenting and urges responsible steering of children via structured guidance and tests.
The 172 year old publisher introduces Basic Reading by Glenn McCracken and Charles C Walcutt claiming first graders can command 2000 words after one year, far surpassing current look-say vocab. Pilot tests planned in Iowa Tennessee California and suburbs of Philadelphia. The method blends phonics with whole word meanings and teaches sounds only as they appear in words.
A reader questions Mr. White's comparison of winter severity, recalling harsher past seasons. The writer notes earlier snowfalls starting in fall, schools open despite deep snow, and communities walking long distances to school and stores.
The Golden Rule Sunday School class met at Mrs. Donna Hills home with Pauline Hill Margery Roush Nora Cross and Jane Hill taking part. Various local residents were mentioned along with memories of brutal cold winters and ice for skating and ice gorge events by the Canaanville Bridge.
Lavern Jordan with his daughters drives his mother Faye Jordan to Columbus where she will care for her grandson Clay William at the Eddie Jordan home while he recovers from surgery. The item notes family support during Clay William's medical recovery.
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