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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1963
Page
4
The article traces Washingtons anti lobbying history from 1853 when Millard Fillmore requested a ban on federal employees pursuing government claims. It notes 1873 repeal for Congress members, a lifetime ban for former employees last year, and a two year restriction after government service on those who handled cases.
In a foreword Richard Crossman argues power has moved from cabinet sessions to the prime minister, creating a de facto presidential system within parliamentary government. Party loyalty underpins the PM’s control, with a party majority sustaining his rule unless a rare party mutiny arises.
Austria enforces voter fines of about 40 to boost turnout. About five million eligible voters cast ballots in the presidential contest, re-electing Socialist Adolf Schaerf. The country maintains a tradition of alternating president and chancellor by party, rejecting Julius Raab as chancellor despite his occupation-era hero status.
An electronic computer has identified 100000 Washington residents who filed federal but not District of Columbia income tax returns last year. Computers will soon match Social Security numbers to detect those who omitted filing and who must file. Taxpayers are urged to file before the computer reveals them.
Defenders of Constitution Americans for Constitutional Action pick 153 of 535 lawmakers for voting records defending founding fathers principles. They will receive the ACA distinguished service award at a May 23 reception in Washington as a measure of who qualifies.
Ambassador Mamilo Mutuc notes that in Asia freedom means life or death, guarded as a priceless possession against Communist pressure enslaving millions. Ceres is identified as the largest minor planet with a diameter near 427 miles. Cutting corners at high speeds shortens tire life.
David Rockefeller calls for active U.S. business involvement in Alliance for Progress. The piece argues foreign copper firms foster Chile’s modernizing middle class, education, and health gains, while noting political risk yet highlighting long-term local gains from foreign investment and technology transfer.
Dear Abby answers three letters about a parakeet kept free and driving a husband nuts, a neighbor giving a free morning ride and a Navy man with five girlfriends. Abby suggests cages, punctuality, and patience, with a closing note about personal replies.
Marvin G a cautious attorney who treated his neighbor as a sister finally follows a psychologist prescription to kiss her for ten seconds at a drive in movie. The long kiss transforms their bond into love and they announce a forthcoming marriage with excitement and butterflies.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miller of Dayton return home after hospital stay at Miami Valley Hospital. Airman 3. C. Kenneth Hayes, stationed at Edwards Air Force Base California, spends leave with his mother Mrs. Ella Hayes. Donald McKibben of Indianapolis Indiana visits his parents on his way from Columbus to Cincinnati. Other visitors include Mrs. H L Atkinson Mr and Mrs Earl Whiteman of Cincinnati Mr and Mrs Neil Atkinson of McArthur Mr and Mrs Woodrow Thomas and David visiting Myrtle Thomas.
A reader asks if diamonds hedge inflation. Richard Winston says fine gem quality diamonds retain value through wars and inflation, often outpacing gold. a $10 000 diamond bought 20 years ago could be worth about $25 000 today. He warns to buy from reputable dealers, notes limited artificial scarcity of gem-quality stones, and dismisses direct-from-cutters as advantageous. He adds that many read ers may prefer traditional assets but diamonds can be a solid future asset. For leaflets, send 10 cents and a self addressed envelope.
This piece urges early effective parental control in a loving family to prevent later disobedience and temper problems. It advises joint parental planning, setting reasonable commands, and consistent consequences, especially before the child reaches adolescence. It also emphasizes reducing excessive permissiveness and starting discipline as toddlers grow.
Mrs. Richard Perry and children moved to Floyd Perry residence while her husband serves in the U S Navy. Sgt Robert Jeffers and wife returned to New Mexico after two weeks with relatives. he heads to Korea, she plans a visit to Japan. Winton Grange discussed Mothers Day at recent meeting.
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