Athens Messenger front page brief from March 10 1961
Athens Ohio newspaper dated Friday March 10 1961 presents standard front page notices and staff listing. The issue captures local news briefs and public notices typical of the era in the Athens Messenger.
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Athens Messenger
Messenger Publishing CO
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
Chas
W. Reamer
Jack Gilbert
J. Sylvester
Athens
Ohio
FAA Advances Air Safety with Takeoff Rule and Tests
The FAA announced two steps toward safer air travel. A new rule bars takeoffs when runway visibility is under a quarter mile and flight tests have begun on a device to prevent mid air collisions. The agency aims to phase in effective collision avoidance while urging quicker deployment of safer technologies.
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Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Rmgtaan
Pfediatiss
Grand Canyon
Ingemar Johansson Trains in Palm Beach Ahead of Title Bout
The agingSwede Johansson prepares for a third title bid against Floyd Patterson on March 13 in Miami Beach. He trains in a luxury Palm Beach penthouse, relaxing with sun and his fiancee between sparring sessions. Analysts question his unorthodox methods versus past title loss. Johansson blames luck rather than training.
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Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Miami Beach
Ingor
Palm Beach
Ingo
Patterson
Story-Teller on Police Culture in Miami
Jim Bishop argues police are judged by taxpayers and can become jaded. He recalls family ties to policing, praises some officers, yet condemns bad manners and abusive conduct. He recalls a Miami encounter where a cop refused questions, contrasting with civil responses in other cities.
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Miami
Florida
Bishop
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Rome
Cairo
James Hamilton
Jack Tuckfield
Metro Police
Ross Anderson
Florida Sheriff's Bureau
Miami Colonial
Carleton Welch
Jacksonville
New Jersey
Obscenity ordinance foes free choice in Athens
Athens commentator W. W. Wolff argues against a local obscenity ordinance urging parents led sex education and removal of church influenced censorship. He contends rising repression harms university growth and public freedoms and compares local literature to classic works and Bible passages.
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Athens
U. S
Post Office Department
Common Church
Messenger
Tower of Free Choice
Dear Abby advice column excerpts on saving and manners
A collection of Dear Abby columns discusses financial habits for spouses, table setting etiquette, and hosting manners. The letters address saving for the future, tables set the night before, and a no smoking sign at a dinner with in laws, with Abby offering guidance.
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Abby
Halitosis dangers and prevention from Dr Crane
A Case Record explains halitosis affecting both sexes and all ages. It urges dental hygiene brushing the teeth and tongue flossing removing tonsil debris and managing bowel odor factors. It notes alcohol onions tobacco and ether influence breath and suggests chewing gum or mints and discreetly sharing the case with others.
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George W. Crane
Dr. Crane
Joyces Dublin escapades and Ferrer family quip
A compact column notes James Joyce as a lively young Dublin figure and recounts a witty exchange with a doctor friend during a fatal incident. Hollywood writer Herb Stein interviews Jose Ferrer at home, who jokes about his wife Rosemary Clooney and their five children ages five to one.
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Ames Joyce
Ulysses
Dublin
Joyce
Hollywood
Herb Stein
Jose Ferrer
Ferrer
Rosemary Clooney
Stein
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Tuppers Plains Meth Fellowship Holds Monthly Meeting
TUPPERS PLAINS The Methodist Fellowship of the Reedsville charge met at the church annex Saturday evening with 20 in attendance and gave $7 to the heart fund. the Sunday School added $5. OXFORD Miami University reports second semester enrollment on its main campus here at 6518.
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Tuppers Plains
Methodist Fellowship of the
Reedsville
Methodist Church Annex
Heart
Methodist Sunday School
Oxford
Miami University
Tax evasion or avoidance questioned by Sokolsky
George Sokolsky argues that distinguishing between tax evasion and avoidance is moot as both undermine equal treatment. He cites lawyers and accountants who aid clients in legally skirting taxes, while condemning illicit evasion and urging tighter laws and tariffs. Brazil and coffee prices illustrate planned responses to global tax shifts and policy failures, underscoring the need to plug holes and curb opportunistic transfers.
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Congress
London
Brazil
United States
Castro
Quadros
Soviet Russia
Red China
Internal Revenue Service
Courts of the Land
Health And Happiness On Teen Car Use At School
A Pennsylvania mother urges limits on teen car use to school arguing it wastes tax dollars and fuels weekend rides that curb healthy activities. She suggests school boards ban parking near schools and calls on parents to set consistent rules. Also notes family memories help with loss and reports Akron expansion lawsuit against University of Akron.
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Pennsylvania
PTA
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Doctor Crane
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George Sokolsky
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