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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1963

Page

6

Recession That Nearly Hit But Missed

Analysis shows signs of a near miss recession with inventory decay and economic jitters in 1962. Despite weaker consumer spending, stronger capital expenditure and inventory building, plus tax relief for business, prevented a full downturn. The report calls it a near miss and urges policy focus on further business tax relief.

Per Jacobsson International Monetary Fund Business Review Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia National Bureau of Economic Research of New York Geoffrey Moore National Bureau of Economic Research U. S. Treasury Congress

Special council warns older Americans face second class status

A special presidential council on the Older American concludes that citizens 65 and over are becoming effectively second class. It notes barriers to insurance, employment, and social participation while highlighting a $17 billion annual federal outlay for this group. It urges government and society to reclassify older adults as active contributors through a broad change in thinking and policy.

Washington Harry Truman Department of Commerce America

Insurance automates spaceflight risk with slot machine policy

Insurance firms once refused air travel risk now offer a slot machine policy at airports. Seven policies each worth 100000 were written for America’s original seven astronauts, signaling a future where coverage may extend anywhere in the cosmos or on earth.

Republican coalition 1964 appeal across voter blocs

Analyzing the 1964 landscape the piece argues Republicans should target white collar workers on the edge of the Roosevelt coalition and inflation pressured seniors while courting non-extremist Southerners poor farmers and anti Castro voters. It concludes that bipartisan bloc building through selective appeals could make the election genuinely arithmetic and meaningful.

Kerr-Mills Washington Fidel Castro Che” Guevara

Dear Abby Advice Columns Highlight Age Gap and Household Etiquette

Dear Abby receives letters on age differences in romance, unapproved matches, and open courtship. Readers discuss handling unexpected dinner guests and widow concerns noting practical tips and boundary setting.

Abby

Womb myths and sex health debated in medical booklet offer

The column promotes a Dr. Crane booklet addressing sexual health and myths about the womb. It argues the womb is not a sex organ, notes menopause timing does not diminish charm, and cites Dr. John C. McDermott on the uterus being dispensable aside from childbirth. Readers are urged to send 20 cents with a stamped envelope for the booklet.

Edith Edith J John C. McDermott California McDermott

Life Begins At 40

A column on nursing homes for the aged explores the rise of private facilities, costs, staffing, and the lack of rehabilitation programs. It urges community visits to lift spirits and encourage higher care standards. The piece invites readers to request a booklet on home care for infirm aged parents from The Messenger.

Belk's Birthday Cakes Spark Local Praise in Athens

Readers laud Belk's Department store for monthly birthday cakes baked and decorated locally, urging other Athens businesses to adopt the practice. They call for more input from workers and offer critiques of Birmingham coverage and editorials on race and leadership.

the Messenger Belk’s Department Athens Birmingham Athens County

Ruth Circle Meets At Layne Home

NEW HAVEN The Ruth Circle of St. Paul's Lutheran Church met at the home of Mrs. Harry Layne. Mrs. Robert Johnston presented the program War and Peace. Nine members and a guest, Mrs. Otto Grimm, attended this meeting.

New Haven Ruth St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Harry Layne Robert Johnston Otto Grimm

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