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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1963
Page
6
The private sale of surplus wheat for 435 million dollars aims to stabilize prices, reduce government storage costs, and aid balance of payments. Critics say the Administration could have pressed for political concessions related to Cuba, Latin America, and Germany, but Congress has limited power. any criticism hinges on future speeches.
Michael J. Quill proposes eliminating transit fares to revive urban life and boost business. He argues the $400 million subway bus cost could be funded by a real estate tax increase and expanded by 165 million to fund a 32 hour week for 38 000 union members.
NASA cited contractor faults in early manned space program while Vice Admiral Rickover reported atomic submarine delays due to poor workmanship. The House Appropriations Committee cut space funding in response, and Teague pressed NASA for details denying prior disclosure of defects.
The piece weighs Senator Randolph Melman’s claim of 22 000 megatons and 3350 delivery vehicles against Dr Stefan Possony’s critique. Possony argues that missiles and planes would target enemy launch sites and airfields first, forcing a focus on hardened delivery systems and anti air defenses rather than city destruction. Both sides assume large stockpiles, yet Possony shows urban targets would be a secondary concern amid complex deterrence calculations.
Dear Abby counsels mothers to avoid interfering in boys disputes, cautions a mother planning a wedding about song choices, and urges neighbor to refrain from meddling in a starving seeming child case while noting adult concern. The column ends with Abby inviting personal replies via mail.
Andy J a 32 year old doctor learns popularity harms prestige. In a tavern he orders drinks to boost ego and is mocked by peers. When emergencies arise families seek a professional who maintains social distance and wears a white shirt and tie.
A seminar notes that casual first name terms erode professional prestige across fields. Jesus faced ridicule for growing up among locals, proving a prophet loses honor in his own country. The lesson applies to business offices where bosses avoided being called by first names, preferring titles like Chief or Captain.
Robert Peterson argues that older people face labeling while noting a Lancaster County study showing foster homes can care for elders at lower cost. Homeowners may earn $125 monthly by hosting an elder, improving care and income. The piece invites readers to request a booklet on retirement income.
In a revealing interview Deborah Kerr recalls a pivotal barroom moment that launched her acting career in Major Barbara. The future star, then 17, describes her freckled look, Libra birth, and her ambitions to cook well while pursuing painting, piano, and poetry.
Albany notes show Velma Cassidy Clare and Mary Rickey visiting Mrs. Vinnie Woode. John Ellis reports returning from a week with Edward Warner and Jane Warford in Newcomerstown and Cambridge. Mr and Mrs C E Stout hosted Jagers and families from Chicago Palmetto Fla Dexter and others. Mrs Charles Cramner of Lebanon visited the Pugh home.
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