Sunday Messenger expands news and formats for region
The Messenger announces a major expansion with four news sections plus the national Family Weekly magazine and Sunaby comic. It joins the Times Washington Post News Service for added analysis, pledging independence, accuracy, and richer local and regional coverage starting this issue.
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Personality traits link to driving violations, expert says
Dr. Harry J. Woehr, a 2m industrial clinical psychologist, finds a definite correlation between personality traits and driving records. He argues that young people violate traffic rules due to impulsiveness and aggression, not lack of driving ability, with anger and poor emotional control contributing to accidents.
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Harry J. Woehr
Driving rules: control emotions to prevent accidents
An advisory stresses not driving when upset and the need for conscious control of emotions. It warns anger and anxiety signal danger and says good drivers manage emotions, noting that not only youth drivers face this challenge and accident-prone drivers of all ages must avoid using emotions as excuses.
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Angle
Sino-Soviet Question Increases Border Deployments
China watchers doubt war but note Soviet force buildup along the China frontier has expanded from 12 divisions two years ago to full strength for all 12 plus 3 more redeployed divisions. Rail movement and crossing pressures, plus a potential pre emptive strike calculus, shape the Kremlin debate and the China nuclear test responses.
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Radar safety limits questioned by FAA officials
Federal officials say radar, though essential, cannot protect against all hazards in the air. They warn pilots rely on radar as a safety blanket, noting illusions created by frequent traffic advisories and urging development of collision avoidance technology.
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Vern Haugland
Washington
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Indianapolis
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McDonnell Douglas, Co
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Antismokers Dilemma and Tobacco Debate
William F Buckley Jr discusses the rise of cigarette advertising and the antismoking dilemma. He critiques Galbraithian ideas on consumer desire, questions whether advertising fuels demand, and weighs the implications of banning tobacco and marijuana in a broader social and constitutional context.
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Stuer
Forum for Ventilating B Advantages in Society
A small society plans a forum to debate B's advantages, citing the filter-tip anti-nicotine tar issue and a rise in filter-tip use per UN figures. Questions arise on awareness, funding for research, and health impacts, with mention of advertising bans and government health interests.
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UN Food and Tare Organization
Company B
Nees
Letters Last Days in the Church and Youth Discipline
The Sept 29 letter discusses authority in the church and the need for adherence to Jesus teachings. It notes hardships in small churches, the freedom of individuals to accept or reject salvation, and the erosion of parental authority. It warns of a coming fallaway, rising crime, violence and immorality, with comments by Mrs. Helen Hixson of Athens.
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Scrpture
Helen Hixson
Hooper St
Athens
Letter Responds To Naomi Graham Criticism Of Christianity
The Messenger prints a reply stating that the ministry remains an open field for participation and that Naomi Graham may enter if qualified. The writer suggests she move to a country where Christianity is illegal and defends parental authority over today’s youth against ministerial control. Rev. Luther Ramsey Athens Route 2.
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Help Needed for Two Families After Home Losses
The Salvation Army seeks clothing and furniture for two families, Gary Morris and Ash Tucker, after recent fires. Requested items include men’s and women’s clothing in multiple sizes, children’s wear, baby clothes, shoes, coats, undergarments, and household goods. Contact Salvation Army at 593-7082 or 593-7552 for pickup or donation details.
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Athens
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Deep Hollow Rd
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Savation Army
Nascy Mangum
Salvation Army
Union St. Athens
The Daily News Subscription Rates Notice
Delivery terms for daily and Sunday editions listed by Athens Post Office. Prices shown include one week three weeks six weeks and annual options with set charges. Mail addressed to The Memenee Pebsiding Co and related address details appear in this local notice.
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