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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1963
Page
8
The piece argues U S policy after the missile crisis enabled Fidel Castro to tour the Soviet Union. It cites U S restraint on raids, a Soviet export credit extension to Cuba, and 13 000 Soviet guards to deter internal unrest, framing Washington as responsible for Castro's Moscow trip.
Haiti under François Duvalier tightens grip with a private army while tensions rise with the Dominican Republic over the Dominican embassy seizure. U.S. naval forces monitor the Windward Passage to deter outside interference amid fears of a Communist takeover and regional instability.
Observers from three large cities watched as Omaha used a business computer to tally 35 818 votes. Eleven metal cabinets housed the system finishing in 3 hours 2 minutes. Officials praised the automation and planned further use in 1964 primaries. Diamond exports are mentioned separately.
The article weighs deflation risks against a looming boom driven by $40 billion plus in 1963 capital spending and rising consumer demand. It notes space and defense R and D spillovers, rising gas and food prices, and a push for a $12 billion deficit plus $450 million public works, suggesting a peak boom could spur inflation later.
A collection of Dear Abby letters about a hospital nurse observer of a hospital couple, a 16 year old with compulsive eating, and a husband resistant to new foods. Abby suggests the doctor should address the hospital case, treats emotional disorders for the overeating teen, and advises to keep feeding meat and potatoes at home while letting the husband dine out.
In a quiet moment worldwide leaders Kennedy and Khrushchev show restraint after Cuba and Berlin standoff. They avoid harsh threats while Moscow quiets and Beijing stays cautious as new nuclear days loom, with dangers rising if the powers miscalculate.
Case P-433 follows Clara B a 27 year old mother once a model whose vanity and stage style shaped her life Her husband Dr Crane pressured marriage and pregnancy then she demanded a Caesarean birth The story traces her moodiness despondency and psychiatric treatment including a sanitarium for shock therapy over six months
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Clara a Narcissus type mother who fears for her baby's health and becomes overly solicitous after childbirth. The piece explains her need for attention, fear of losing spotlight, and shift from Prima Donna to secondary role in the family chorus. More tomorrow.
A reader criticizes area Boards of Education after a recent meeting at the Canaan Grange hall. The writer commends district members for resisting pressure from Rome Canaan representatives, warns taxpayers about bond issues, and calls for better work from school executives.
A humorous piece argues for a dream machine to replace nightly nightmares with eight hours of idealized dreams. It notes dangers of never waking, and ends with a boss quipping that honest work would curb daydreams and night fears. The piece blends social satire with reflections on modern life.
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