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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1966

Page

4

Economy Expansion Faces Inflation Threat in Five Year Rise

March marks five years of economic upturn since 1961 with output near full capacity and unemployment at 4 percent. Inflation risk grows as wages and prices rise. experts warn that deficit financing and high public spending must be curbed to prevent a downturn.

Council of Economic Advisers Great Society

Foothold on Independence Drives Rural Poverty Loans

In 13 months 46,000 families and 710 cooperatives sought rural loans to fight poverty. The Office of Economic Opportunity has issued 25,000 family loans, totaling $36.5 million, averaging $1460 each, and funding cooperatives including Negro farmers. Shriver calls loans a rare path to dignity and self support.

Office of Economic Opportunity Sargent Shriver War On Poverty

VA Announces Toothpaste Reducing Tartar at Superveda Hospital

The Veterans Administration reports a new toothpaste under development at its Superveda California hospital that can reduce tartar formation on teeth by up to 36 percent. It is not yet commercially available and could aid those with gum diseases caused by tartar buildup.

The Veterans Administration Superveda Calif

McNamara and the Lin Piao Theory's Leninist Roots

The piece argues Secretary McNamara has been impressed by Lin Piao and Mao Tse-tung's Yenan Way, tracing the doctrine to Lenin and the Moscow habit of using colonial subversion to encircle the West. It notes Fidel Castro Che Guevara and Cold War spillover across Africa and Latin America.

Secretary of Defense McNamara Lin Piao West Tropics Asia Africa Latin America Hitler Mao Tse Tung Yenan Nanking Peking Shanghai Lenin Europe United States China Moscow Red Fidel Castro Fidel Che” Guevara Che Guevara Mao Tse- Tung Castro Algeria Havana Bolivar Washington

Steel price talks mark shift in White House ties

Washington reports detail a February meeting in the Executive Office Building where U S Steel vice president William Whyte briefed Dr Gardner Ackley on price changes. The piece notes a new era of voluntary cooperation with the White House, potential wage price controls, and industry concerns about admin sanctioned moves.

Washington U. S. Steel Corp Johnson William Whyte U. S. Steel Gardner Ackley Council of Economic Advisers White House Whyte Ackley Steel Uncle Sam Bethlehem Roger Blough Kennedy John Kennedy U. S Steel

Today in History March 9 1966 highlights

On March 9 dates mark events from 1962 ironclad Monitor duel with Virginia at Hampton Roads ending with retreat. 1796 Napoleon and Josephine wed. 1829 postmaster general joins the president’s Cabinet.

Associated Press Monitor Virginia Hamp Ton Roads Norfolk Napleon Josephine

New Health Roles Reshape Doctor Nurse Teamwork

Dramatic shifts in health care push doctors to act as team captains while nurses and allied staff take on routine tasks. The era of home visits fades as group practice, technicians, and nurse midwives expand care options and federal programs fund training to meet rising demand.

Alton Blakeslee New York

New York Commuter Faces City Income Tax Plan

HAL COOPERN Y The city weighs a 1 to 5 percent income tax on residents and commuters to fund a strained budget. A commuter earning 11000 with two children would owe about 110 yearly, deductible from federal taxes. The NYSE may relocate if the tax proposal passes.

New York New York City John V. Lindsay Internal Revenue New York Stock Exchange Long Island New Jersey Stock Exchange Hackensack Hicksville Hay Boyle

An Eternity Isn’t Really Very Long

A Romanian historian studied 7 500 treaties signed between 1500 B C and 1850 A D to last eternity. He found that eternity lasted on average two years per treaty.

New York Bucharest B.C

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