Ohio U land transfer urged for growth and expansion
Governor DiSalle backs transferring 235 acres from Athens State Hospital to Ohio University. The move would supply vital building sites to support a projected rise in enrollment, easing dormitory and classroom needs while preserving current welfare use until campus needs arise. The plan has legislative and party support.
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Michael DiSalle
Athens State Hospital
Ohio University
Ohio
Welfare Department
C. Stanley Mechem
George Banks
Will Cuban crisis shape turnout in upcoming off year vote
The coming election to fill the House and one third of the Senate sparks questions on turnout. Registration stands at 83,462,017 with a 6.8 million rise since 1958, yet below the 1962 peak. Census predicts 47.6 million voters if the 1958 pattern repeats, about 57 percent. Democrats rely on big city turnout. Republicans on suburbs and rural areas. The Cuban situation could sway participation.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Press Association
White House
Census Bureau
When A Country Needs India Learns Hard Lessons in Allies
The text laments shifting international support as India faces Chinese incursions. It notes Soviet reluctance and Western readiness to supply weapons, contrasting neglected friends with new allies and warning that mercy is scarce in conquest. Paine quotes frame the reflection.
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India
Soviet Union
China
Moscow
Peiping
Britain
United States
Thomas Paine
Castro must go in Cuban crisis, says columnist
The piece argues Fidel Castro remains a communist force in Cuba and calls for his removal. It notes Kennedy inherited the Cuba situation, cites CIA fallout from Bay of Pigs, and praises McCloy Ball and Gilpatric as capable crisis handlers while insisting Castro must depart soon.
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Fidel Castro
Bogota
Colombia
Roy Rubottom
William Wieland
Rubottom
Wieland
Castro
Cuba
Kennedy
United States
Teheran
Yalta
Roosevelt
Potsdam
Truman
Hoover
Eisenhower
CIA
Bay of Pigs
Berlin
Khrushchev
John J. McCloy
George W. Ball
Roswell L. Gilpatric
McCloy
Dear Abby and the strange philosophy of money and work
A reader shares 29 years of marriage without security as a spendthrift husband ignores savings. Abby warns the state burial and urges financial responsibility. In another letter a bored secretary is advised to resign for a more challenging job. A note on stealing ashtrays and a waitress prompt ends with Abby’s call for a personal reply.
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Abby
Rules For A Good Mother From An Old Proverb
Dr Roe Johnson cites a 1500 child study and a 200 point rating of good mother traits. A self relying parent teaches independence, supports education, faith, chores, budgeting, and loving guidance to raise capable adults.
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Roe Johnson
Dr. Johnson
Robin
Athens County Land Transfers
Edward W. Pugh transfers two tracts in Alexander Township to Maggie H. Decot of Albany. Evan Williams conveys two tracts in Canaan Township to Franklin J. Sheeter of Delphos. Charles Cochran assigns a one half interest in an Athens lot to Leo F. Engelman.
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Edward W. Pugh
Athens County
Maggie H. Decot
Albany
Alexander Township
Evan Williams
Franklin J. Sheeter
Delphos
Canaan
Charles Cochran
Leo F. Engelman
Athens
Press control in Cuban crisis draws editorial critique
The New York Times questions government press management amid the Cuban missile crisis and cites defense official Arthur Sylvester defending information controls as a weapon. The Evening Star warns such secrecy undermines trust and risks inviting scrutiny of officials.
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The
New York Times
Arthur Sylvester
Washington
Cuba
Sylvester
Evening Star
Soviet Union
Hitler
Mussolini
Teaching children not to trespass on construction sites
Advice urges parents to prevent kids from entering homes under construction and mishandling materials. It argues trespassing harms both property owners and developing character, urging supervision and permission before any child visits a site. It notes teens’ higher accident rates stem from lower responsibility, not driving skill.
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Midwest
Anne Hutchinson Banished From Massachusetts In 1634
On this day in history the Massachusetts Colony ordered the banishment of Anne Hutchinson after she joined the Boston Church. Also noted are George Washington’s Army farewell at Rocky Hill in 1783 and the 1887 death of singer Jenny Lind.
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Associated Press
Massachusetts Colony
Anne Hutchinson
Antimonian Party
New England
Boston Church
George —Ton
Rocky Hill
Princeton
N. J
Jenny Lind
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George Sokolsky
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
M. Dear
Beverly Hills
Calif
George W. Crane
PTA
Garry C. Myers
Sunda
Mali
Athenthis
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