Tax Burden Soars as Government Spending Reaches $173 Billion
The Tax Foundation warns total government expenditures this year will hit about $173 billion, with a per family tax of $3050, up $200. Kennedy's proposed 1963 budget would raise the burden to $1885 per family, while the average taxpayer works over two hours daily just to pay taxes. Inflation and high taxes threaten national and personal financial stability.
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The
Tax Foundation
Robert W. French
United States
Kennedy
Police Education Advances in FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
The Ohio State Highway Patrol and Southeastern Ohio chiefs push modern training for officers. Deputies from Athens County will attend a statewide school with FBI instructors, while area departments join firearms training with FBI. The National Academy in Washington, D.C. trains leaders nationwide.
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FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Scott B. Radcliffe
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Ohio Patrol
Ohio
Athens County Sheriffs Department
Columbus
Buckeye Sheriffs Association
FBI
National
Washington, D.C
J. Edgar Hoover
Slow pace of Congress in election year slows reform
The article notes Congress will be anxious to go home for campaigns, with lawmakers delaying major bills. Kennedy says pace is satisfactory, but observers doubt progress on civil rights, foreign aid, education, and tax measures. Bipartisan expectations clash with fears of deliberate inaction amid an election year. Laurence Sterne and Frances Quarles quotes appear as epigraphs.
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House
Senate
Congress
Washington
Kennedy
Paris by Night and Memory at the Crillon
Jim Bishop recounts Paris at night with vivid street scenes and memories tied to the Crillon hotel. He recalls encounters with a German major, a cashier with striking black eyes, and his wife’s lockout episode, all set against old city streets and wartime reveries.
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Crillon
Gayle Peggy
Maurice Chevalier
Chambre de Deputies
Hoffenstein
Critics Warn on Foreign Aid Policy and Bribery Risks
George E. Sokolsky cites Hans Morgenthau arguing our aid policy lacks a fixed aim and is a patchwork of disparate goals. He warns that reliance on world opinion is weak and suggests bribery and secret diplomacy, notes Soviet Russia’s secrecy advantages and the CIA’s leak issues.
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Hans J. Morgenthau
West
Morgenthau
Great Talleyrand
Soviet Russia
CIA
Foreign Aid and its limits in U S policy
The article argues foreign aid under Congress is ineffective and bribery prone, cites Tito of Yugoslavia as a case, notes Latin American jealousy, and questions which aid type yields the best return. It quotes Morgenthau on aid disguising bribery and urges restudy of three aid forms military economic humanitarian and their relative benefits.
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Paris
France
Bois de Boulogne
Patois
Place de la Concorde
Seine
Ile de Cite
Cathedral of Notre Dame
Napoleon
Adolf Hitler
Congress
Tito
Yugoslavia
Stalin
United Nations
United States
Nehru
Nasser
Kennedy
Truman
Eisenhower
Latin America
Morgenthau
Health And Happiness In Progressive Education Era
A column discusses how progressive education emphasized starting many interests over finishing them and warns against rewarding unfinished work with badges. It advises parents to require completion of chores and hobbies, and to curb patterns of shirking responsibility. It also includes a Q A about sleep talking and teeth grinding in children with medical and behavioral cautions.
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Ohio
Apple Grove WSCS Meeting At Donna Hill Home
The WSCS weekly work meeting was held Wednesday night at Mrs. Donna Hill's home with attendees including Mrs. Mble Roush Bertha Robinson Lib Toney Sherman Ford Otto Jarrell Naomi Stobart Anna Wheeler and Dolly Wolfe. The next meeting is planned for the church. Mrs David Humpheries skidded on ice Tuesday and hit a guard rail causing minor car damage. Visits noted from Mr and Mrs Everett Clark and family to Cincinnati guests. Governor DiSalle predicts heavier educational load for privately supported colleges in the coming decade.
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WSCS
Donna Hill
Mble Roush
Bertha Robinson
Lib Toney
Sherman Ford
Otto Jarrell
Naomi Stobart
Anna Wheeler
Dolly Wolfe
David Humpheries
Dear Abby Advice From A Troubled Reader Collection
A compilation of letters to Dear Abby covers relationships infidelity age hair concerns language gaps and family finances. Readers include The Other Woman questioning fidelity and an elderly husband fearing baldness while a boy asks about English speech and a wife advises about vanity.
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Abby
Personal Cases Case L-463 A pampered son and troubled mother
Bob age 24, son of a widow, is described as a psychic cripple due to his mother's overindulgence. The piece notes divorces arise from spoiled parenting and urges only parents to reflect on child rearing. The description frames maternal influence as dangerous yet unacknowledged.
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Bob
Red Cross
YWCA
Reader letters and community notes raise teen center costs
A Messenger Reader critiques the proposed Teen Center budget of 6000 dollars for an unattractive out of the way building arguing funds would be better spent on outdoor recreation in Athens. The letter urges parental input and planning for proper supervision and plans for a local park with equipment.
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the Messenger
Athens
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Laurence Sterne
Frances Quarles
Jim Bishop
George E. Sokolsky
Garry C. Myers
Apple Grove
Jess Anderson
Benny Bogass
Louise Fabin
Everett Clark
Cincinnati
Michael V. DiSalle
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Ollie
Mamma
George W. Crane
Ance
On Teen Center
Sincerely Mrs
David F. Driesbach
SUN
Mfeisse
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Ohio & V
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the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens, Ohi
Ted
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