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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1965
Page
6
Secretary Willard Wirtz urges case by case, person to person treatment to move long term jobless into work. He proposes registering and interviewing job seekers, with state services collaborating to tailor training and placement in communities with unemployed and unemployables.
Dr James A Perkins proposes involving students in learning to curb campus unrest. He argues universities fail to connect thought and action and urges alternatives like junior colleges and televised courses. He warns peace requires confronting foreign ideologies shaping student leaders.
Arthur F. Burns argued unemployment statistics mislead, noting 5 percent rate includes seasonal workers, part time job seekers, and those who quit. He warned even low unemployment remains high for a growing nation and urged focus on youth and nonwhites to expand work opportunities and living standards.
John Chamberlain argues that Republicans including Barry Goldwater and Gordon Reed question the current strategy in South Vietnam. He notes calls for bombing Hanoi and Haiphong to destroy oil tanks, power stations, and the port, and discusses Mao Zedong and Lin Piao resisting direct conflict with the United States.
ROWLAND EVANS AND ROBERT NOVAK Inside Report Kennedy heads a five nation 20 day swing through Peru Brazil Argentina Chile and Venezuela that could shape U S Latin policy. Venezuelan officials weigh inviting him to Central University Caracas while wary officials fear a populist mood could tempt Kennedy to overstep. He travels with Richard Goodwin prompting mixed views in the State Department about diplomatic risk and potential gains. Kennedy turns 40 during the tour and his approach remains uncertain as officials monitor possible outcomes.
London author Dr Hugh Schonfield argues in The Passover Plot that Jesus planned his crucifixion to fulfill Old Testament prophecies. Schonfield, a Jewish scholar and translator, faces strong church opposition as Hutchinson publishes the book in Britain.
Schonfield claims Jesus planned crucifixion to fulfill prophecies and survive the cross with a secret burial. He cites a conspiratorial account, drugged vinegar, and a later resurrection as part of a prearranged plan, while noting no proof and mixed church reactions.
Hal Boyle reflects on how shared hardship builds community. He cites the 1888 blizzard, the 1947 snow, and the 1965 blackout when New Yorkers united in candlelight and moonlit car rhythms. Strangers swapped stories and even kissed in dim hallways as common danger fostered mutual need.
Dear Abby advises against paying children for grades, arguing education should build knowledge and discipline. A mother asks if $50 per A and $25 per B is fair. Abby says bribery undermines values and mediocrity requires discipline.
George R. Shafer of The Plains argues that state highway road tarting on Route 50A near Dividing Ridge hill in Southeastern Ohio damaged windshields. He notes eighty five windshields cracked on eight miles, his own windshield damaged twice, with $71.70 replacement paid by his insurer. He questions who bears the cost and calls for safer paving methods.
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