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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1964

Page

4

Khrushchev Falls From Power Behind Orbiting Mission

AP analysis recalls how Khrushchev was deposed by a coalition of military leaders and conservative Communists. It notes the Central Committee loss, Cuba missile crisis fallout, agricultural failures, and Red China challenge as factors. Brezhnev and Kosygin, then rising, spent the Sukarno reception apart from him. Khrushchev planned a Black Sea vacation as events moved.

Nikita Khrushchev Khrushchev William L. Ryan Moscow Russia Communist Party Central Committee Sukarno Indonesia Leonid 1. Brezhnev Alexei N. Kosygin Central Committee Red China Black Sea Gagra Mikhail Suslov Stalin Cubin

Khrushchev Fall and After in the Soviet Union

A detailed retrospective traces Khrushchev’s fall from power from October events to de Khrushchevization. It notes a Central Committee plot, Suslov's secret speech, Khrushchev’s ouster, and the shaping of a post Khrushchev public image, with implications for Soviet policy and world communism.

Moscow Khrushchev Central Committee Georgi Zhukov Soviet Union Kremlin Red China Chev Red Chinese V. M. Molotov Marshall Zhukov

Athens Messenger November 3 1964 front page

Athens Ohio newspaper provides local news and notices from The Messenger Publishing Co. Readers see staff names including Gordon K Bush and Robert L Powers with details on editions and offices at 43 West Union Street.

the Messenger Publishing CO W. Union St Athens Ohio Frederick W Bush

New York to Open Washington Office for Federal Aid

Mayor Robert F. Wagner announces a permanent New York City office in Washington to liaise with federal departments and secure grants direct or via the state. He cites antipoverty needs and education housing job training as justification, warning that big cities could corner federal funds and small towns lose out, signaling a shift in federal, state, city relations.

Robert F. Wagner New York Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Congress Johnson Wagner

Television Delinquency and Pediatric Warnings Rise

The American Academy of Pediatrics reports excessive TV viewing can make children ill focusing on concentration rather than show content. A US Senate subcommittee warns crime violence and sex on TV during peak viewership hours breeds juvenile delinquents and should be eliminated.

American Academy of Pediatrics United States Senate Subcommittee

Election Day Forecast and Local Highlights of 1914

Weather on election day 1914 was favorable as The Messenger predicted a strong Republican turnout. The city faced a severe shortage of funds for payments. Chauncey hosted a large temperance parade noted as among the biggest, and Mary Pickford starred in Hearts Adrift at the Grand Theater.

Messenger Chauncey Mary Pickford Grand Theater

Political amateurs drive Goldwater push in key election day

A Chicago Tribune style column notes amateurs fuel Goldwater momentum as they mobilize voters while professional controllers fear poor turnout. It highlights Eddie Weiss and Eliot Janeway’s warnings, party machines in Chicago and New York, and Carl Barnes's Social Security TV spot fueling concern among Democrats.

Goldwater Lyndon Johnson New York Eddie Weiss LBJ Gallup Harris Eddie Weis Eliot Janeway Eddie Janeway Johnson Daley Chicago Cook County Tammany Metropolitan Police Indiana Vance Hartke Carl Barnes New Canaan Conn Barnes Barry Goldwater Citizens Committee Miller Washington Ed Neller California Carl Sumenes

Dear Abby Foreman's Wife Brings Unwanted Company

A reader asks if it was proper for her husband to leave her at home with his foreman's wife who insulted her and urged grooming tips while they socialized for hours. Abby advises setting boundaries and having the husband handle future visits, suggesting the reader rest if needed.

Abby

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