Nine Against Empire Algeria Story Remains a Campaign for Freedom
A historical appraisal notes nine Moslem nationalists who united to fight French rule in Algeria. Over seven years they sparked rebellion, cost hundreds of thousands of lives, and led to independence with Charles de Gaulle steering disengagement. The piece links anti terror to vigilance against communism and cites moral maxims.
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France
Algeria
Belkacem Krim
Charles de Gaulle
Why Older Women Work in Midlife Remains a Social Choice
A study of 146 low income families finds women aged 40 to 59 often return to work for social contact rather than extra pay. The report notes many still doubt themselves and fear the tax bite on family income. A symposium urged steering such women toward non labor roles to benefit families and communities.
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Institute For Motivation Research, Inc
Croton-on-Hudson
N. Y
Work And Learn Helps Dropouts Find Work
The New York State Youth Division funds a $500,000 program in the state's four largest cities. Boys aged 16 and 17 work four hours daily on odd jobs such as cleaning the State Fair grounds in Syracuse. They earn $1 an hour and attend afternoon counseling to improve attitudes dress and work habits.
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New York
McGovern proposes hot lunches for 120 million children
Food for Peace director George S. McGovern urged by 1965 to provide hot lunches for 120 million undernourished children in developing countries. The plan would quadruple current outreach, feeding 30 million school children in 80 countries at about 150 million dollars annually. The program would rely on local transport, storage, and supervision, with the U.S. supplying food from surplus stocks as a goodwill effort.
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George S. McGovern
Food-for-Peace
United States
Kennedy Problem of disengagement mirrors past leaders
The piece argues President Kennedy faces a classic dilemma of withdrawing from postwar entanglements while honoring obligations and imperial reach. It weighs options from risking war with the Soviets to ceding leadership, noting public opinion splits and varied foreign policy loyalties across Anglophiles Francophiles Spain China hands and aid advocates.
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Kennedy
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Russia
Khrushchevy
Khrushchev
United Nations
Kremlin
Spain
China
Mao Tze-tung
Disengagement debate weighs options with Russia and allies
The piece argues disengagement is costly and urges balancing policy. It contrasts using soft power and diplomacy with continuing an arms race against Soviet Russia, warning both paths threaten the US and its allies. It reflects on Roosevelt era popularity and wartime choices as context for current strategy.
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Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Teheran
Yalta
Flight Captain Lynch Shares Pan American Banter in New Delhi
Jim Bishop recounts a morning at Palam Airport with Captain Waldo Lynch of Pan American Flight 2. The crew discusses jet vs piston era flying, India’s contrasts, and a round-the-world trip toward Bangkok and Hong Kong. Lynch predicts 750 mph with jet streams as the 707 preps for takeoff.
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New Delhi
India
Waldo W. Lynch
Pan American
Beirut
Palam
Lynch
Stinsons
Jack
Dorothy Sullivan
Bangkok
Sullivan
Spring Lake
N. J
Kelly
I. Lynch
Ganges
Himalayas
Mount Everest
Flight 2
Ashoka Hotel
Taj Mahal
Jack Sullivan
Hong Kong
Magellan
What Shall We Do About It Athens Aches Under Planning Flaws
The Messenger editor argues Athens suffers from poor judgment and planning over a decade. He cites costly sewer projects, oversized bonds, and a 2.5 mill levy amid a shrinking student body. The piece urges a city manager form of government to prevent waste and mismanagement.
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the Messenger
Athens
District I
East State St
Richland Ave
Thank You Editor Readers Press For Editorial Leadership
A reader from Athens urges The Messenger to adopt a firmer editorial stance on local issues. He calls for investigative reporting, strong leadership, and bold public advocacy to inspire improvements and engage the community.
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Athens
Messenger
Dear Abby Advice Column Bits From The 1970s Era
Dear Abby letters reveal family dating concerns and etiquette questions. A mother urges her son to date a well-bred girl, another asks about managing in laws during visits, a fiancée frets over bragging, and a reader cautions about lawbreaking.
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Abby
Personal dating advice from college columnist
A university columnist counsels on avoiding pretentious behavior on dates. He urges coeds to act naturally, be at ease, and show genuine delight rather than snobbery or sophistication. The piece also notes readers can request Dr. Crane's dating tests and mentions a family visit and a death in Pomeroy.
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Ritz
Dr. Crane
Resson
Messenger Publishing Address and Mailing Terms
The notice outlines subscription options and mail delivery terms including durations of one week four weeks three months six months and one year with prices. It mentions delivery by mail elsewhere in the U S and delivery at a specified address and office handling under act.
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Athens Messenger
Ohio & W
U. S
Aik Gila Ham
Ieee, Cie
Associa
Messenger
Athens
Obi
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