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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1965
Page
4
Readers recount dating frustrations and social behavior in early letters. A tale from Hammond Indiana describes a neighbor who walked into every room and caused a cascade of mishaps including a broken leg and fractured skull after an accidental fall in the bath.
In a March 21 confrontation at AFL-CIO headquarters, SNIC faced a split with 60 allied groups led by CORE and other civil rights reformers. Higgins proposed a new law to unseat aggressive young SMC workers while urging four reforms to strengthen Civil Rights Reconstruction era aims.
Athens Ohio page shows publisher details and staff roles for The Athens Messenger with names Frederick W Lusbretret? and G Kenner Bush among the staff and advertising director. The issue is dated Wednesday March 31 1965 with office at 1838 Union Street.
The court upheld a boss’s right to idle a plant to pressure a union in wage talks while recognizing the union may strike to press its demands. It warns against using showdowns to intimidate workers and notes future rulings may address broader lockouts and multi-employer actions.
A geriatric columnist muses on aging and hobbies in radio broadcasts. He recalls opera stars Joan Sutherland Lily Pons and Rosa Pons Donde Ton Givens. The piece reflects on choosing subjects for elder readers facing grave difficulties.
A reader letter in The Messenger discusses opposing views on freedom of speech on Ohio University's campus. The piece argues education through exposure to error, cautions against sensationalism, and urges restraint by students staff and local citizens while defending the sacred right.
Officials call the Grissom-Young achievement historic. Bernard Lovell offers a friendly view as space endeavors advance. The Gemini program is noted as sophisticated and versatile.
The Democrat Harmony group commissioned a panel of political scientists to analyze state election laws and the rules governing state Democratic organizations. The review aims to clarify procedures and ensure compliance across party structures.
The Messenger prints reader concerns urging that veterans of the 10th be cared for by state hospitals for wartime injuries and illness, in light of ongoing Vietnam service and medical needs.
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