Athens business association launches second year with firsts
The Athens Business Association opens a membership drive this week to support a two year old group. In the past year ABA produced Athens first industrial brochure and convenience map, organized a Community Improvement Corp to handle loans, aided an industrial sites study, sponsored Athens County Industrial Appreciation Week, and answered over 700 inquiries from industry and visitors. Membership is set at 35 dollars, favoring broad participation.
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Athens Business Association
ABA
Athens
Athens’ Non-Profit Community Improvement Corp
Athens County
Athens Coun
Columbus
Chambers of Commerce
Keating Proposes Adopt by Mail to Aid Poor Children
Senator Kenneth B. Keating urges a nationwide adopt by mail program to help underprivileged children from Appalachia to New York. Critics warn about parental responsibility misuse of funds and the need for strong supervision and social work oversight.
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Appalachia
New York
Kenneth B. Keating
New York Republican
Red Cross
Pennies At Premium And Everglades Drainage Effects
A Wo burn coin dealer sold 5000 new pennies for 75 dollars, a 25 dollar markup, signaling coin shortages and rising values as collectors grow from 2 million to 8 million. Separate text notes Everglades drainage harmed water-dependent wildlife.
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Woburn
Mass
Fragmented Cuban Rebel Movements Bank on Infiltration
Four major anti-Castro groups operate independently from the U S colonies, each pursuing separate aims. Analysts note cross infiltration, while some Cuban refugees forecast a three-stage post-C Castro shift with Manolo Bay Artime and others shaping a future regime. The United States watches, ready to deter larger raids from Florida but not yet intervening openly.
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Cuba
U.S
Manuel
Manolo
Gutierrez Manoyo
Manuel Artime
Revolutionary Recovery
Student Directorio
Manolo Bay
Castro
Yugoslavia
Caribbean
Artime
Free World
Batista
Socialist Organization of Cuba
Moscow
Havana
Manolo Ray
Ray
U.S. State Department
Bluefields
Nicaragua
CIA
Pilan
Fidel Castro
Gutierrez Menoyo
Central America
Florida
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Neighbors and Choices
A reader seeks tips on stopping chickens from scratching bulbs without fencing. Abby urges legal notice or suit if needed and notes concerns over neighbor responsibilities. Also covered are hospital visit ethics for a parent, and a bridesmaids dress cost dispute with a bride who expects others to pay.
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Abby
Memory and study tips boosted by newspaper booklets
Barbara M and 49 lab colleagues praise a memory and study booklet offered by this newspaper. Readers are urged to obtain copies for themselves and others including students, parents, and professionals, with tips on attention, eye pictures, and using new names to improve recall.
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Barbara
Barbara M
Mr. Kromm
Krahm
Crane
Great Demand for Model A Fender at Albuquerque Meet
A regional gathering of vintage car enthusiasts saw a Model A Ford front fender change hands four times in under 30 minutes. The display featured cars from 1915 to 1931 Cabriolets, with strong interest in the Model A component.
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Albuquerque
Life Begins At 40 A Bon Voyage For Retired Travelers
A New York bon voyage dinner gathered 150 elders bound for a seven week Europe tour with the American Association of Retired Persons. They travel at a cost of about 22 dollars daily, joining guided groups planned for leisurely pace and social bonding. The piece highlights couples from Evanston and Terre Haute among others, praising senior travel as a first major abroad experience after long careers.
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New York
Europe
American Association of Retired Persons
Frank Eldridges
Evanston
Ill
Eldridge
Floyd Cottoms
Terre Haute
Ind
Cottom
Switzerland
Italy
U. S
A.A.R.P
Mexico
Monte Ne and Coin Harvey’s Lost Pyramid to Submerge
The Monte Ne Ozarks in Arkansas will flood under the Beavers Creek reservoir in a 45.5 million project bringing hydro power and flood control. Coin Harvey, once a Liberty party ally and famed free silver advocate, built a private railroad, lagoons, and an unfinished pyramid intended to reveal a lost civilization, now relocated tombs await submerged ground.
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Monte NE
Ark
Coin Harvey
Harvey
Ozark Mountain
Beaver
Liberty Party
Arkansas
Chicago
Denver
Colo
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
U.S
Ozarks
Rogers
Venice
Army
Mighty Siamese Cat Rescued From Washing Machine
Mighty a Siamese cat lived with Mr and Mrs Harry LaLonde in Hobbs New Mexico. The cat liked to sit inside the washer door glass and watch the world. After a load was started the cat was found tangled in wet laundry and soap suds. Mrs LaLonde freed the pet and Mighty stayed by the heater unfazed by the incident.
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Hobbs, N. M
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Everglades
John Chamberlain
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Los Angeles
Calif
George W. Crane
Fender
By Robert Peterson
By Wink Temple
Kitten
Athens Messenger
Pally Sunder
Ghio
Oriy
All Mati E Essenger Publishing Co
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