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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1961

Page

4

Many-Headed Monster on Steel Prices and Inflation

Kennedy pressured twelve steel firms to hold prices as October 1 looming. Executives deny price hikes but warn inflation demands sacrifice and risk of liquidity loss if wage costs rise further. Critics argue government action fuels inflation and labor costs. The piece notes broader responsibility across labor business and government. It ends with a quotation about reform and a foreign policy aside on British Guiana.

Kennedy White House

Charles E Wilson Defense Secretary and Colorful Cabinet Figure

Charles E Wilson the first defense secretary under Eisenhower, former GM president who left a million dollars in stock and pay to serve government. Critics blamed his neglect of missile and space age needs while he spoke his mind, provoking labor anger and controversy. His death at 71 ended a storied industrialist career.

Charles E. Wilson Defense Eisenhower Wilson General Motors Charlie Cance Russia Finis

New Driver's First Drive Showcases Caution and Courage

A newly licensed driver blends nerves with responsibility as he stays in his lane signals with care and maintains safe distances. The piece argues that retaining this caution could cut accidents even as experienced drivers grow more complacent.

Yankees Feel Pinch As Reds Clinch NL Pennant

The article notes the New York Yankees lost about $3000 per man when Cincinnati won the National League pennant, reducing Yankee enthusiasm for a possible World Series against the Dodgers. It contrasts Dodgers at the Los Angeles Coliseum with Crosley Field in Cincinnati and mentions World Series earnings and general sentiment. It ends with remarks on color TV and the working man’s buying power.

Cincinnati Reds New York Yankees Yankees Los Angeles Dodgers Los Angeles Coliseum Dodgers Chavez Ravine Crosley Field Cincinnati Reds

Hurricane Facts and Myths From Jim Beshop’s Talk

Jim Beshop explains hurricane origins and behavior with counts by ocean basin. He notes averages, eye structure, wind speeds, rainfall patterns, landfall paths, and how trade winds steer storms, citing personal experience from 1926 Miami to Sea Bright, N J.

Caribbean Western Pacific South Indian Ocean South Atlantic Puerto Rico Canada Mexico Carla Gulf of Mexico Texas Florida Keys Florida Donna Bermuda Hatteras Virginia Capes New York New England Pacific Ocean Miami Sea Bright N. J

Dear Abby Readers Seek Advice On Love Handshakes And Heritage

A widow asks about marrying a 19 year old. Abby counsels delaying marriage for maturity. A reader questions etiquette about handshakes and is advised that ladies do shake hands. A parent wonders how to handle a son choosing a partner of different background and religion. A Luxembourger asks to correct misperceptions about Luxembourg and its language.

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Doctor Crane's Personal Cases and Blood Kinship

The piece discusses a court case where a 69 year old mother’s adult children fought over her medicine and estate, highlighting that blood kinship does not guarantee harmony. It argues for adoption as a better path when would be parents cannot have biological children and emphasizes spiritual bonds over blood ties.

Bert R California Cain Abel David

Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf 1961 humor

Brief humor column notes about Sir John Gielgud in New York Hamlet taxi ride and a joke about his name. It also mentions Rose Carlebach chairing meetings and quips about marriages and dates. Observations by Jim Backus and Bob Melvin.

Bennett Cerf Sir John Gielgud New York Hamlet Sir John Gielgud Jim Backus Bob Melvin King Features Syndicate

Local Families Visit Over Weekend in Oak Hill Area

Lanesville Langsvill e guests include Mr and Mrs Duane Barr of Oak Hill and Mr and Mrs Blair Cadwalder of Columbus visiting Alpha Barrs. David Wright of Point Pleasant visited his father Dale Wright. The Lansbury family of Oak Hill hosted Earl Lansbury and daughter Robin. Larry Gene Hoffman begins freshman year at Ohio University studying engineering. Mrs W G Davies of Wellston visits daughter Mrs Dale Wright for two weeks.

Langsville Duane Barr Oak Hill Blair Cadwalder Columbus Alpha Barr David Wright Point Pleasant W. Va Dale Wright Earl Lansbury Robin Charles Lansbury Larry Gene Hoffman Leslie Hoffman Ohio University Athens W. G. Davies Wellston

Kennedy policy critique and call to streamline foreign affairs

George Sokolsky argues President Kennedy relies on Eisenhower continuity and critiques State Department rivalries. He urges reorganizing policy under the President and limiting aid to nonaligned leaders like Sukarno, Tito, Castro, and Nkrumah, while emphasizing responsible leadership and UN diplomacy.

Khrushchev Sukarno Tito Castro Nkrumah Soviet Russia Kremlin Soviet Union White House United States United Nations Chester Bowles Williams Africa Adlai Stevenson Stevenson

Requests and Commands in Child Rearing

Advice on handling very young children through patient requests rather than commands. When force or quick action is needed, use a single clear command and proceed to completion. Plan ahead to avoid time pressure and easing washing and dressing tasks with minimal resistance. The piece discusses routines like bedtime and hygiene and notes gentle firm handling during brief standstills.

International Club invites Athens to first Ohio University meeting

The International Club at Ohio University invites Athens residents to join its first meeting Sunday October 1 1961 at 7 PM in the Baker Center Ballroom. The club showcases international understanding with over 100 foreign students and diverse viewpoints. Carlos Arbelaez Athens.

Rose Carlebach Westchester Athens Messenger Sunday Messenger Ohio U. S Possessions Athens Boca THE Associated Address Air Mail the Messenger Publishing Co Union St International Club Ohio University Baker Center

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Madam Swetchine U.S British Guiana Jim Beshop Allegheny Baguio Philippines Hatlo Qrullers Klimbers Otis Dear Abby Abigail van An Buren Torn Luxemburg States Germany Luxemberg France Belgium Beverly Hills Calif. Inc Doctor Crane George W. Crane Lanesville George Sokolsky United Nations General Assembly State Department Indonesia New Times Soekarno Sukarn Soviet Garry C. Myers the Messenger Carlos Arbelaez
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