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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1965
Page
4
The Dayton Daily News reports the medical establishment fails to prove need for H. B. 133. Critics warn the bill would misfire on interstate mail order drug ads, hamper Ohio firms, and invite overzealous patient requests, with little evidence of a public threat from pill swapping.
Undersecretary of State George W. Ball criticizes Charles de Gaulle in a national policy session, accusing France of weakening the United States by pursuing a Europe spanning from the Atlantic to the Urals and by aiding North Vietnam. Ball urges U S unity and continued support for non Communist nations to curb communism and oppose French obstructionism.
Marshal Vasily Chuikov named to organize civil defense as the Soviet Union strengthens preparations for mass destruction risks. The shift follows debates with China and U S air attacks on North Vietnam, with mass civilian formations and regional defense units to prepare for nuclear war.
John Chamberlain notes U S determination halting Communist advance on all fronts. Johnson projects force in the southeast to counter Red China and press back rivals.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak discuss dangers from extremists within SNIC and SMC, alleging Communist influence. They claim moderates fear to confront the faction, affecting leaders like Dr. King and the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party amid calls for federal action and voter registration.
The New Haven Railroad faces bankruptcy and announces stoppage of unprofitable passenger runs. The move risks regional commuters and local economies as riders lose a transportation option between New York and Boston and surrounding communities.
An article discusses commuter options and their impact on real estate and taxes. It weighs driving, bus systems, and railroad cuts in New Haven Connecticut, noting rising fares and a 49.60 monthly fare from New Canaan to Darien, with a court order to seek authority for service curtailment.
Letter writer urges civil discourse over partisan politics to address civil rights and Vietnam issues. He cautions against cease-fire concessions, arguing negotiation benefits the Soviet Union and prolongs communist domination. Portland Ohio reader Charles R. Larson signs the piece.
A reader asks Abby about the nickname Sitting Bull used for a retired man and a wife who calls him Honeydew. Other letters touch on a 22 year old dating a man, family roles, and who wears the pants in the household.
Dr. Sigmund Spaeth, nearing 80, serves as editor of the Music Journal at age seventy and remains an active writer and commentator. He has authored 32 books on music and oversees much of the magazine’s content, proving music’s calming, age-defying effect.
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