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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1959
Page
4
The piece argues Ohio voters backed a large tax hike as Governor DiSalle and a Democratic Legislature push plans for about 400 million more in state taxes and a budget potentially reaching 2 billion. It warns that sales, gas, hotel, parking taxes rise, and corporate franchises and exemptions change, harming cost of living. It calls taxes a partisan spend-up and inevitable for needed funds.
The Kennedy bill to regulate labor unions faces opposition from advocates who want stricter controls. Godfrey Schmidt argues for tougher measures and would oppose the bill without amendments. Despite flaws, supporters say even a limited bill is preferable to none as calls for stronger anti racketeering laws persist. Gov Chandler seeks re election and Stevenson pushes Berlin negotiations.
Nan Martin discusses the long road to success in theater. She recalls early drama study, modeling fame, and a marriage that paused her career before returning to stardom guided by hard work and a pivotal Elia Kazan connection.
The 1959 Berlin crisis hinges on ideas to resolve the standoff. The United States has outlined a peace treaty with Germany in sketch form. Eisenhower hints at possible Soviet ideas but remains silent on specifics. Leaders debate whether to negotiate a summit and risk escalation or prepare for a military showdown. Talks hinge on what, if anything, either side will propose and accept.
Case A-488 describes Helene D a 19 year old college coed who dreamed of sexual symbolism in a dream. The analysis notes the use of euphemism to avoid direct terms like dead or dying, reflecting common practice in psychological writing of the era.
A reader quiz notes capitals and geography questions about NC Raleigh ND Bismarck and more. It then discusses dream interpretation via Freud with examples of sexual symbolism and camouflaged emotions.
March marks a turning point as official indicators point to rising industrial output and personal income. Steel mills set tonnage records, copper demand outpaces supply, and inventories rise amid fears of summer strikes.
Private Wilkins resigns with a fiery note to Captain Koshland ending with an insult to the Army. The captain replies by directing him to file troop movement suggestions on AGO-186M forms. A Hollywood blond avoids smoking, but admits cigars add maturity.
Announcement from New Lexington states Elizabeth Neilly daughter of Mr and Mrs N Neilly of Cambridge married Robert C Harper son of Mr and Mrs F R Harper of Crooksville on March 15 at Fairview EUB church with Rev Theodore Ludwig officiating. The bride works as a nurses aid at Cambridge Memorial and the groom is employed by Cambridge Plastics Co.
The piece argues that radioactive fallout from hydrogen bombs endangers all nations, with dirty bombs producing the worst effects. It criticizes isolationists and emphasizes the perils of a Soviet led empire, urging unity amid Cold War tensions and less misinformed public discourse.
Reader notes a Hal Boyle column arguing the fat man gains social perks from taxi drivers to bankers and even romance. The writer playfull y cites Shakespeare and Scottish proverbs, questions medical reflexes, and quips about comfort over dieting while dodging private medical specifics.
Nevada ends 98 year territorial ban as Gov. Grant Sawyer signs repeal. Judge Taylor Wines in Reno had already ruled the old law unconstitutional after issuing a marriage license to Harry Bridges and Noriko Sawada, stating marriage is a right not a privilege.
In Los Angeles, Cecil B. DeMille's 85 year old widow is granted a $5000 monthly allowance from his estate by a court order issued Tuesday.
Delivered by mail Daily and Sunday Ohio and W V elsewhere one week or 35 cents four weeks 1.00 three months 5.00 six months 20.00 one year 12.00 entered at Athens Ohio Postoffice as Second Class matter under Act of 1918 member of the Associated Press address all mail to The Messenger Publishing Co 43 W Union St Athens Ohio
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