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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1962

Page

6

Age in the Senate tests longevity and zeal in 1960 race

Sen Prescott Bush retires from re election after turning 67 amid claims age strains a seven day campaign. Sen Carl Hayden at 84 announces a seventh term to 91, with Ribicoff seen as tougher foe and Hayden chasing renomination with Shadegg as possible opponent. Hayden marks 50 years in Congress and vows continued political vigor. Political zest is not a matter of age but of zeal.

United States Senate Prescott Bush Connecticut Carl Hayden Arizona Bush John Davis Lodge Henry Cabot Lodge Hayden Congress House of Representatives Senate Stephen C. Shadegg Barry Goldwater

School lobbying advice urges early local outreach

School officials should meet legislators at home bases and invite them to events, rather than relying on mass mimeographed letters. The Metropolitan School Study Council of Teachers College cautions against formal processes and suggests handwriting over bulk mail to influence education legislation.

Study Council Teachers College Columbia University

Income Tax Shifts Since 1914 Highlight Partisanship

A researcher notes that 14 of 15 tax increases since 1914 were enacted by Democratic Congresses while 9 of 10 decreases came from Republican majorities. The pattern links war and peace with party control, ending with a quotation from Mary Baker Eddy.

France Splits Over Europe Vision After De Gaulle Challenge

President Charles de Gaulle rejects a supranational United States of Europe in favor of a loose consultative federation. Five Popular Republican Movement ministers resign, signaling a rift within support for integration. De Gaulle launches a speaking tour to win popular backing. France’s stance could determine the future of European unity.

France Europe Aristide Briandon United States of Europe Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle Popular Republican Movement

Expansionist China as Mao Replays Chienlung Era

The essay argues Red China replicates Chienlung’s 60 year expansion. It cites population growth, Cantonese diaspora, and anti foreign sentiment as drivers. Mao Tze tung’s aims include securing Asia’s rice plains, controlling the South Pacific and Indian Ocean, and challenging the United States and Soviet Russia.

Red China Soviet Russia United Nations Thailand Ili Turkestan Bay of Bengal Asia Chienlung China Mao Tze-tung Chinese Turkestan Tibet Nepal Yellow Yangtze River South China Indo-China Hanan Burma Annam North Vietnam Canton Mao Tzetung South Pacific Indian Oceans United States

Classic case of marital change in psychiatry

Case M-434 describes Terry T 43 whose early tenderness gave way to constant criticism and snapping at his wife and children after twenty years of marriage. Dr Crane notes a striking shift akin to Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, warning wives to beware smugness and reflect on marital dynamics.

Terry Terry T Dr. Crane Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Why Husbands Turn Hypercritical in Marriage

Physician Dr Crane explains a pattern where devoted husbands become cruel due to ego wounds in the sexual realm. He cites 25% divorce and 25% unhappy marriages, attributing blame to wives' alleged indolence in the boudoir and urges readers to request his booklet by mail.

Zaleski Weekend Visits and Local Events

A series of social visits including Colum bus resident Miss Mary Diana Krouse and Lan caster resident James Paxton wedding noted. Families from Columbus Indianapolis and Pittsburgh visited relatives and friends in the area over the weekend. A Columbus native Elpha Robertson death reported by her aunt Mrs. Charles Vausky. Washington news cites shrapnel fragments found in a stewardess body from last Tuesday airliner crash.

Thomas James Pittsburgh Cleire James Isabel Thompson Clay Woodrum Carpenter James Hayes William Potter Washington D. H Blanche Potter J. L. Cavanaugh Frank Herwick Fort Wayne Ind James McKibben Robert Denman Joan of Columbus Harry Denman Creole McKibbens Elpha Robertson Charles Vausky Columbus Robertson Elmer Robertson Winchester Vinton County

Local Social News Highlights from Wooster and Belleville

Point Rock hosts visitors from Wooster and Kentucky relatives. Dale Stausbury family held a picnic birthday dinner for Clair D. Stausbury with about forty five guests. Nellie Vale and son John visiting S D Vale in Belleville Illinois. Jan Pickett visits his mother Laura Krebs with brother Errol returning home.

J. E. Radikin Point Rock John Holliday Kenneth Wilcox Robert Holliday Wooster Elmer Fairchild Fairchild Walter Fairchild Kentucky Dale Stausbury Clair D. Stausbury Nellie Vale John S. D. Vale Belleville Ill Jan Pickett Laura Krebs Errol

Kennedy era Congress not a record-breaker in 1962

James Marlow argues Kennedy's Democrats are conservative and have not advanced major bills such as tax credit exemptions, a Medicare plan, or a foreign trade bill. He notes House opposition, Civil Rights stalemate, and a mild leadership approach plus aides’ lobbying as the likely path to reelection campaigning.

Kennedy Eisenhower House Senate Congress Department of Urban Affairs

Waiting for the Doctor Tests American Endurance

Hal Boyle notes how waiting for medical care tests patience as a patient endures delays from 2:30 p.m. appointment to 5:48 call. He suggests turning the waiting room into a productive, even social space with games, reading, and brief work, ending with the irony of doctors waiting for payment.

The Messenger publishing details and rates

Athens Ohio daily and Sunday editions offered by The Messenger Publishing Co print rates for daily Sunday and mail subscriptions. Advertised post office address is 43 W Union St Athens Ohio with membership in the Associated Press.

Athens Messenger Sunday Messenger Ohio & W. Va Daily & Sundav U. S Athens Ohio Associated Press the Messenger Publishing Co Union St

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