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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1961
Page
4
A study highlights that wood fuels over 5000 products from forest materials including paper goods, synthetic and chemical items. It stresses conservation, sustained yield logging, and reforestation to ensure perpetual forests for future generations.
The piece argues Konrad Adenauer's government shows fragility and recalls Germany's troubled past with splinter parties. It compares fears of a strong Germany to Russia, notes Soviet memory of World War II, and cites Shirer on Khrushchev seeking to keep Berlin tense. It urges strengthening U S economic power over further German rebuilding.
The SEC moves to standardize investment advisor practices as 1600 registered firms must conform. Rules require client funds to be segregated, each client to have an individual bank account, and monthly statements detailing all transactions. The aim is to curb naivety and protect investors from misuse of advisory services.
Jim Bishop reflects on The Spanish Civil War by Hugh Thomas, noting its account of the 1936-1939 conflict between Nationalists led by Franco and Republicans. He highlights brutal violence, executions, church destruction, and the lasting scars across Spain, with a somber portrait of a divided nation.
Reader questions cover a wife leaving over obesity and a desire to reconcile, a teen asking how to respond to a broken promise, and a spouse dealing with in laws constantly claiming household items. Abby offers practical, non judgmental guidance on communication and boundaries.
Dr. Crane and Prexy Shultz discuss guiding large city high schools toward balancing standard academics with reading and language improvement. Parents are urged to motivate children to finish high school and pursue college, noting benefits of higher earnings. Readers are invited to request the booklet How to Raise Your Child's School Marks with a stamped return envelope and 20c.
A high ranking British U N delegate recounted visiting a home for overworked VIPs with nervous breakdowns. One patient claimed to be the Good Lord and joked about creation before adjourning to meals. The piece mocks year end economy forecasts by publicists and Baruch.
Albany residents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woodyard and family visited his parents C C Woodyard. A family dinner at Albert Keirns home included Cecil Keirns Marion Snyder Wayne Keirns Clair Sayers Bob McGill Carmen Amesville Wilbur Cartright Glouster Sam McDonald The Plains Earl Sara Cathy Judy and Jan Albany Route 1 Warren Eddie and Mrs Mary Woodyard plus Mrs Cora Vines Afternoon callers. Cincinnati Prosecutor C Watson Hover to appeal a common pleas court ruling that Ohio obscene literature law is unconstitutional.
In Russia, rent and haircuts are cheap but everyday goods vary greatly in price. A Moscow subway ride costs 4 cents, a candy bar over a dollar, and a tiny Moskovitch car about 2700 dollars. Shopping requires long queues and a state-led system, yet markets and street stands offer variety. Prices for clothes, food, cars, and books show wide gaps between consumer goods and wages, with Gum department store serving as a major, crowded landmark.
A piece on raising children with respect for God and all worshipers, emphasizing kind, knowledgeable responses to religious questions and seeking guidance from clergy when needed. It urges exemplary behavior to influence children toward a loving, loyal faith while supporting their overall education and reading improvement.
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