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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1962
Page
8
The pre primary clash leaves Governor Michael DiSalle politically strong and popular. The campaign will center on the state treasury and taxation philosophy while issues like higher education and mental institutions draw debate. A brisk, watchful contest in Ohio politics lies ahead with DiSalle’s strength a focal point.
The Wall Street Journal reviews President Kennedy's two speeches on economic policy as showing a split government approach. It warns that expansive public works and subsidies increase federal spending without clear growth, while profits and investment drive real expansion. It notes indirect regulation may replace direct controls in a supposedly free economy.
A long Dear Abby column prompt features multiple voices from readers debating whether executives should display family photos at work. Opinions range from supportive to critical, with nurses, office staff, and wives weighing in on decor and professionalism.
The essay argues that stock market fears reflect emotional trading rather than logic, criticizing inflated valuations and blaming scapegoats. It cites Kennedy's stance on steel, calls for self-discipline in business, and endorses a DIY approach to halting inflation without wide controls.
A mother seeks help for Freddy G. and two siblings on a 200 mile drive. Drills like stopping every 75 miles to let kids run, quick math and counting games, team splits on road sides, and picnics calm nerves. Exercise can prevent leg blood clots. a booklet on games is offered. Also note Robert College in Turkey, founded by a NYC businessman, now 90 percent Turkish students.
The Kennedy administration faces a doomed bid to strike literacy tests from federal elections while pressing through an anti poll tax measure as part of civil rights moves. Senate filibuster looms, cloture unlikely, and House approval plus state ratifications remain hurdles.
Hal Boyle reflects on the decline of the family owned pop and mom stores once common across America. He notes how autos suburbs and chain retailers transformed shopping, leaving a nostalgic yet practical lesson about small business resilience.
Car los R Everett 31 and Frances L Cartee 35 both of Hemlock are listed in Perry County court notes with others including George Eldon Spires 50 of Rushville Route 1 and Florence Elizabeth Strawn 21 near Rushville. The estate of Georgia F Mautz of Somerset who died March 25 leaves four children Anna Edith Myers John R Myers Mary Elizabeth Mautz and William H Mautz with E P Walser of Somerset named executor in the will dated November 25 1952.
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