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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1964
Page
4
An Ohio editorial urges swift modernization of the Boys Industrial School, arguing current neglect harms rehabilitation and public welfare. It credits Governor Rhodes and a task force for potentially credible reforms and calls on the legislature and people to fund and support lasting improvements.
Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor plans to push President Johnson toward limited expansion beyond South Vietnam. He may recommend air strikes in North Vietnam and Communist Laos, arguing that a harder line is necessary though major retaliation by the North or China is unlikely.
The piece argues that Western Europe could become energy self-sufficient by the 1970s through Groningen gas and North Sea reserves, shifting power away from Middle East suppliers and toppling traditional energy trade. It foresees political realignments, potential conflicts, and a push toward European integration amid new energy dynamics.
Dr Crane argues juvenile delinquency stems from lax parenting and easy money. He cites Jerry L. a 14 year old whose weekly ten dollar allowance and lack of chores fed idle time and mischief. He warns against social climbing families creating dependents of leisure and urges teens earn and save money through chores and work.
The article profiles elderly men who spend mornings in brokerage offices watching ticker tape and following stock fluctuations. A 70s retiree shares how he diversifies with 14 companies, attends meetings, tours plants, and enjoys daily charts while maintaining modest income security.
The Rayburn House Office Building nears completion with an estimated $86.4 million cost plus $35.7 million for related work, totaling over $122 million. It features a 60 by 20 foot pool, gym, three underground parking levels, and 169 three room offices for representatives, while space remains in the two older buildings for the remaining 266 members.
AP SPECIAL REPORT examines how higher interest rates may shape jobs, incomes, and spending as bankers favor tighter policy while a four year expansion falters amid auto strikes. It notes Fed aims to hold short-term rates steady without lifting long-term borrowing costs while banks worry about the pace of growth and demand for mortgages and consumer loans.
The Messenger invites brief opinions from readers on current issues. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s address and phone number, not necessarily for publication. The newspaper reserves the right to select and condense letters.
Readers share stories of an $850000 bequest damaging a sister’s reputation. a wife asks for gifts personally chosen. and readers advocate car safety belt use. Abby weighs in on each, urging discreet handling and personal responsibility.
The Roman emperor Nero allegedly staged a mock Olympic games in AD 66, winning every event he entered while rivals remained compliant. In Cambodia, nectar is harvested from teddy palm flowers with climbers ascending 50-foot poles to collect juice in bamboo pails.
Analysts argue modest rate increases temper speculative surges and curb liberal lending while acknowledging borrowers, both businesses and consumers, still push ahead despite higher costs. Bankers frame rate rises as preventive, not curative, though critics warn small borrowers bear the brunt and the 1961 upswing may end.
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