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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1961

Page

4

Saving Natural Beauty and the Long Island Islands Battle

The Hempstead town board aims to develop 10 000 acres of marshy islands south of Long Island for industry and tax revenue, but Robert Moses and the Long Island State Park Commission fight to preserve open spaces as wildlife sanctuary. A note praises beauty preservation and urges prudent road safety for women drivers.

Long Island Hempstead Long Island State Park Commission Robert Moses Moses

Vacation for Congress

A discussion on congressional summer recess argues against a two month adjournment proposed to allow members more family time. It notes pay and office allowances, air conditioned offices, and the problem of preserving timely passage of bills amid potential filibusters. The piece cites state session limits and emphasizes not overworking members but warns about worsened legislative gridlock.

Rayburn Congress Washington

Warning on wage and price controls by government

The piece warns that wage and price increases triggered by law erode free markets and individual liberty. It argues government expansion harms private citizens, industry, and daily life, using historical examples of power consolidations and promises of benefit masking dictatorial control.

Press freedom debated after Kennedy self censorship push

After a conference with leading American editors, President Kennedy reconsidered his self censorship request. A famed editor’s quote reinforces the view that editors serve readers who are citizens and who influence government. The piece argues that press allegiance to government risks self government and should remain undefined.

Kennedy

Story Teller On My Way Home To Sea Bright Life

Jim Bishop writes of returning home to Sea Bright New Jersey after travel from Guantanamo to Florida the Bahamas and New York. He details his house on the Shrewsbury River the sea and river views neighbors and family including Ginny Gayle and Elinor and describes his renovations and life with his dog Rocky while reflecting on love sorrow and home.

Shrewsbury Guantanamo Florida Bahamas New York Gayle Hialeah Elinor Ginny Pam Ralph Walter Floranna Rumson Perry New York State Maritime Academy Frank Cornell University Keelers Neville Russells Gertrude Thomas Farrell Joan Axelson Jim Sullivan Boston Peninsula House Bert Lahr Sea Bright Rocky

Dear Abby Advice Column Excerpts and Replies

Readers seek help on disruptive neighbors and parenting challenges. Abby suggests practical steps, notes on personal boundaries, and cautions about overblown complaints. A pregnant teen seeks unwed mother housing and hair care tips, plus Abby’s direct contact guidance to write for answers.

Abby

Dean Cooley’s Advice to Freshmen Sparks Millionaire Aim

In Doctor Crane’s Personal Cases CASE J-401, Dean Mortimer E. Cooley urges engineering students to list human needs, choose a lifetime hobby, and pursue bold goals. Edward Moore, 17, aims to be financially independent by 25, retires rich at 33, then joins the Scientific Marriage Foundation. Parents urged to foster creative thinking at home with dinner table clinics.

Mortimer E. Cooley College of Engineering University of Michigan Engineering College Alexander Graham Bell Henry Ford Edison Marconi Dean Cooley Dean Cooley Edward Moore Man’’ d Alexis Carrel Scientific Marriage Foundation Bruce Barton Crane

Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf

A humorous dialogue fragment presents Mrs Peterson criticizing attire at church while Mr Peterson misses details about Johnson girl hair and Mrs Hansen dress. Professor Wolfe quips a line about fools and wisdom as a student mutters about exam failure and Sam Himmell desires inner space to park his car.

Sam Himmell Outer Space Bennett Cerf King Ventures Syndicate

Student Council Elects Leaders at Athens Junior High

David Brown, son of Mr and Mrs Sam Brown of 14 Smith St, is elected president of the 1961 62 Student Council at Athens Junior High School as an eighth grade student. Suzanne Drach, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Drach of 42 Avon Place, is named vice president. Secretary and treasurer posts to be filled after fall setup.

David Brown Sam Brown Smith St Athens Junior High School Suzanne Drach George Drach Avon Place

Timken Battle Over Advertising Taxes Draws IRS Fire

George Sokolsky discusses Timken Roller Bearing Company suing the government for 1.5 million dollars over tax treatment of advertising as an expense not profit. He critiques IRS censorship of institutional ads, cites campaigns, broadcasts, and a call for clearer forensic business understanding. The piece mocks tax practice and contrasts U S and European approaches to corporate advertising costs.

Timken Roller Bearing Company Internal Revenue Service Timken Treasury Metropolitan Life Insurance Company United Fund Fulton Lewis George Sokolsky Frank Sinatra Sammy Davis Jr Moon June

Reading Enthusiasm Masks Need for Home Discipline

A Connecticut mother describes her eight year old son, a strong reader in third grade, who rushes through tasks like arithmetic and meals. Advice urges quiet mealtimes, no violence on TV, calm homework, regular chores, penalties for carelessness, and parents reading with him to foster balance and discipline.

Connecticut Dad

Mason Bible School registrations and schedule announced

Mason Methodist Church opens registrations today May 21 from 2 30 to 4 p m for a Bible School running June 5 to 16 from 7 30 to 11 30 a m for ages four to eleven. A youth week is planned for Junior High. Topics include My Family and My Friends Love One Another and Living and Working Together. The Mason Grade School PTA honored teachers with a dinner at Circles Restaurant in Pomeroy after meeting at 6 p m.

Mason Methodist Church Bible School Mason Grade School PTA Circles Restaurant Pomeroy

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