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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1965

Page

4

Truman Doctrine Ties Greek Crisis to Cold War Aid

In 1947 President Truman sought Congress approval of 400 million dollars to aid Greece and Turkey to halt communist advance. By 1949 communists were defeated and Greece banned their party. Now the United Democratic Left campaigns to repeal the ban and repatriate insurgents, threatening the doctrine and postwar aid.

Greece Turkey Britain Truman Congress Europe Communist Party Bulgaria Yugoslavia Roumania Hungary United Democratic Left Gerek

Taxpayers to File 67 Million Returns This Year

IRS figures show about 67 million taxpayers will file income tax returns this year. Form 1040 totals split into two page single sheet 4 million more, full Form 1040 25 million, and short Form 1040A 18 million. Commissioner Cohen plans to simplify forms next year.

Internal Revenue Service Washington Sheldon S. Cohen Internal Revenue

Britain Speeds Air Support For Global Peacekeeping Efforts

Britain pledges air support and facilities for small and medium nations joining peacekeeping missions. Ottawa conference in November drew over 20 nations including Canada Italy Iran the Netherlands Ireland New Zealand Denmark Sweden Norway Britain. The aim is to deter UN paralysis by using independent forces while Soviet and French dues dispute continues.

United Nations Britain Ottawa Lester Pearson Canada Italy Iran Netherlands Ireland New Zealand Denmark Sweden Norway Soviet France General Assembly Viet Nam

Domestic Problems Dominate American Headlines Amid Viet Nam Woes

In Los Angeles and across the country Americans focus on domestic issues like schools and water supply as the Viet Nam conflict lingers. Articles discuss plumbing needs, Great Lakes levels, and a proposed Teays River underground system linking Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio region water theories. The piece blends social concerns with curious geological history to explain current discussions.

Los Angeles Saigon Tempe Glforsians Metroton Indiana Middle West Great Lakes Chicago Hudson Bay Lake Superior Middle Illinois Appalachians Kanawha West Virginia Middle Indiana Wabash Valley Illinois U. S Ohio River

Religion and Science: Teen Champions Link Faith to Inquiry

Reports from a nationwide survey of about 4000 science fair champions show several teens credit religion with sparking their scientific drive. Filmore Peach, 19, Arlington Texas, cites Isaac Newton and says belief deepens wonder at the Lord. Mark Barker, 16, Norris Town Pennsylvania, a Baptist and space tech student, also notes religion influenced his science interests.

Filmore Peach Arlington Tex Isaac Newton Newton Peach Youth For Christ American Broadcasting Company Mark Barker Norristown

Inside Report on Viet Nam Tension and Southeast Asia Currents

Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report from Kuala Lumpur on diplomatic warnings to the Johnson administration about escalation in South Vietnam. They discuss implications for Indonesia Malaysia Sukarno and a potential cross border conflict if Viet Cong influence grows, with notes on Malaysia police readiness and past insurgent refuges.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia South Viet Nam Washington U. S James Bell Johnson Sukarno Indonesia North Borneo Here Malaysian Borneo Liverpool Warsaw Indonesian Sumatra Malay Peninsula Thailand Claude Fenner Joao

Letter to the Editor on border insurgent dangers and police actions

The writer concurs with Malaysia on a police operation to destroy insurgent capacity, noting parallel Thai border crackdowns and parallel efforts from Jakarta, plus a third potential danger along the northern border. The letter highlights dangers from paramilitary actions and the need for decisive measures to counter these threats.

Malaysia Djakarta

Malaysian Socialist Front raises alarm over U S role in Kuala Lumpur

The Socialist Front linked to left wing groups and infiltrated by Communists gains study in Malaysia. In February protests the Front targeted the United States Information Agency while its leaders face arrests. Experts warn U S indecision in South Vietnam could push the Front from fringe to national menace, legal or underground.

Socialist Front Kuala Lumpur Malaysia United States Information Agency U. S South Viet Nam

Dear Abby Advice From a Worried Wife and Neighbors

A reader confides in Dear Abby about feeling hurt after a coworker gives her husband a Valentine’s Day gift and a birthday present to the same woman. Abby counsels better communication, not confrontation, and warns against involving the other party. Additional letters touch on divorce inquiries and a disappointing party where guests knit instead of participating, with Abby advising to proceed with plans.

Abby

Letters to the Editor Warn Against Communist Conspiracy

Editor of The Messenger warns that international communists wage political warfare against free nations. They seek world domination by infiltrating daily life from politics to religion, using both military and non military methods. The piece urges strong defense and rejects appeasement, citing Asia as a strategic bridgehead in the drive toward global domination.

the Messenger Free World Coun Asia Europe Southeast Asia

Tom Helped Business Beyond Politics and Mail

Hal Boyle notes the columnist Thomas Jef who aided business through practical actions unseen by politicians who rarely engage with trade. The column hints at a behind the scenes influence on commerce and public life.

Thomas Jef

Woman's Worry Clinic items shock Roanoke readers

A Roanoke Virginia report describes a new Woman's Worry Clinic by the local Mental Health Association offering workshops for women and mothers with topics on budgeting children and schooling. The text also includes various unrelated quips and trivia about pets letters and royalty.

New Woman’s Roanoke The Mental Health Association

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