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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1965
Page
6
A fragmented report notes the voting bill failing tests amid concerns of intimidation and ignored state voting mandates. South Congress factions remain hopeful, aiming to push the measure once a new act is enacted following Supreme Court rulings.
The speaker, a professor in Greek, a Dutch financier, two friends, and his wife accompany him, none of whom are doctors. He urges faith in professional help for serious issues while noting some people may become a menace without trained guidance. He stresses honesty and caution in seeking psychotherapy and warns against relying on nonexperts.
Walter H. Heller warned in 1964 that a federal windfall tax effect would raise annual revenues. The President discussed the issue as part of a broader tax policy debate. Officials debated whether the windfall should be retained or let default changes take effect.
John Chamberlain notes Western resolve against Communist pressure and blackmail in tense global moment. He cites West German actions under Chancellor Erhard as part of a broader push to deter Soviet influence and safeguard civilization.
A five week Far East trip frames U S politics as Johnson firm on force in Viet Nam. Johnson rejects peace talk, vows force as necessary against North Vietnamese infiltration. Pentagon considers longer Army rotations to strengthen commitment.
The writer advocates fighting Nazism and communism openly, urges Buy American over lowest bid, and supports Americanism taught in schools and homes. Letters discuss patriotism, wartime memory, and civic duty, with calls for citizens to engage and vote.
A Columbia freshman asks Abby to reprint the Nov 14 1961 letter on tattling in school. The reply discusses ethics of informing on misbehavior and urges adults to reassess views on tattling to foster civic responsibility. A reader from Camden comments on Beverly psychology versus plumbing.
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