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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
10
A column urges teenagers to take responsibility by helping others, keeping busy with chores, work, and service. It emphasizes that youths owe the world time and effort, not entertainment, and calls for maturity and self-reliance. It ends with a blunt call to "grow up and go home."
A New York governor and likely Republican presidential hopeful Nelson A Rockefeller wed Margaretta Fitter Murphy after both previous marriages ended in divorce. The union splits public opinion on morality and politics as observers link marital stability to national leadership prospects.
Rep Emanuel Celler, chair of the House Judiciary Committee, seeks legislation to bar federal judges from joining for profit enterprises. He argues Congress must curb conflicts in the executive and judicial branches, but not in its own ranks, until it faces its own conflicts.
An industry expert sketches a future where 250 car bulk trains using the Kauffeld Concept move iron ore from Minnesota to Youngstown or Pittsburgh, potentially sidelining lake shipments. The plan hinges on new tech and ICC regulatory hurdles as Congress era rules persist.
A reader questions婚 marriage fidelity and temptation in a gossip column style. Abby advises thawing a distant wife and warns a factory worker about workplace advances. A bachelor defends his independence and jokes about lending money to children.
Hal K a 28 year old advertising executive recalls debates over two syllable words in psychology and advertising He cites experiments where title choices influence reader response In a national campaign one pair favored Battles of a Seaman over PrivateersMan and the other favored How to Argue Logically over the alternate title This illustrates how wording affects profits and reader engagement
The Kanauga Young Adult Class of the Methodist Church gathered at Mrs. James Rollins home for a meeting. Mrs. Lewis Lee delivered a talk and refreshments followed. Guests included Mr and Mrs Albert Sowards from Arvada Colorado and Mrs Pete Price and Mrs John Kerwood visiting relatives.
A humorous critique lists things that bore the speaker in the late 20th century. Items include Yankee fans, morning shaving, alarm clocks, news announcers, attractive young women offering seats, teen bike tails, best seller snobs, World War II stories, pricey films and Broadway shows, lavish roadside eateries, overripe doormen, weak glue on stamps, litterbugs, long telephone numbers, public park couples, party guests trading judo, pushy elevator buttons, practical jokers, bearded beatniks, traffic tickets, and airline policies. The piece ends by asking what bores you.
A March magazine piece by Margaret Albrecht Gillmor weighs whether eight million mothers with under‑18s should work. It outlines job types, cost of earning money, childcare, and the need for spousal support and peace of mind. It cautions about possible monotony and stresses prepared care for children and dependable protection for younger kids.
Investigations by the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation show $862,693 was fraudulently collected last year. Administrator Willard P. Dudley said $397,821 has been recovered and work continues to recover more. Most cases involved false dependents or simultaneous employment.
Mrs. Mary Walters and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jeffries in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wagner stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wagner and their children in Bremen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ohde and children spent the weekend with Mrs. Mary Walters. Sherman Kemper is spending a week with his sister, Mrs. Maude Martin, Wilkesville.
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