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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1963

Page

8

Kennedy Taps Nitze as Navy Secretary Amid Shakeups

The Kennedy administration appoints Paul H. Nitze as Secretary of the Navy, replacing Fred Korth who resigned after clashes with McNamara. Nitze, 56, a former investment banker and defense specialist, is expected to bring a tough, McNamara-aligned approach and may influence plans for a nuclear versus conventional carrier and regional defense shifts.

Kennedy Navy Lyndon B. Johnson Texas John B. Connally Jr Fred Korth Fort Worth Korth Robert S. McNamara White House Africa Sahara Middle East India Paul Adams The Strike Command Tampa Fla Senate General Dynamics Justice Department McNamara Paul H. Nitze Defense Roswell P. Gilpatric Army Cyrus S. Vance Nitze State Department

Dear Abby Opinion on School Dress Standards

A teacher from Oskaloosa Iowa urges publication of proper dress for high school girls noting rampant short garments and naked outlines. Abby replies that while schools can influence discipline via dress, parents must set standards. suggests a school committee with parents teachers and students.

Abby Board of Education Oskaloosa Iowa

Abigail Van Buren on etiquette and etiquette inquiry

Dear Abby discusses setting standards of attire though not legally enforceable and a letter about a husband who always says not bad. The reply suggests accepting flaws and advises seeking chaplain guidance for an underage pregnancy marriage question.

Abby

Life Begins At 40 By Robert Peterson

A retirement themed piece argues dogs offer comfort and companionship, especially in later life. It extols a dog's loyalty and social benefits while acknowledging limits, noting a typical 15 year life span and suggesting new ownership can ease loss by adopting a new pet soon after a departure. Readers are invited to request a booklet by sending a stamped self addressed envelope and 10 cents.

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New York youths face fitness gaps say officials

Dr George Grover of the New York State Education Department notes only 58 percent of youths pass a basic fitness test and about one third of boys aged 10 to 13 cannot do a single push up. Assemblyman Hayward Plumadore, a former professional wrestler, urges homework in physical fitness to improve exercise habits.

George Grover New York State Education Department Hayward H. Plumadore Masked Marvel Plumadore

Pre-Induction Rejections Highlight Youth Rehabilitation Effort

President Kennedy announced a manpower task force to train and rehabilitate youths rejected from pre-induction physicals for the armed forces. With unemployment high, training these youths could improve futures and reduce joblessness.

Kennedy

The Bobby Baker affair and Lyndon Johnson’s political peril

A 1963 analysis outlines how the Bobby Baker case tests Lyndon Johnson’s grip on power. It notes Baker’s resignation from the Senate committee post, Johnson’s patronage, and Senate attitudes toward outside interests. The piece discusses factional aims to derail Johnson via 1964 vice presidential prospects and Kennedy tensions, with fear of ripple effects on the Democratic ticket and Texas support.

Bobby Baker Baker Robert G. Baker Senate Bobby Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Mike Mansfield John J. Williams Delaware Lyndon Washington Senator Kerr Oklahoma Dirksen Lyndon Johnson North Carolina Terry Sanford Kennedy Bobby Kennedy Hearst White House Marianne Means FBI Texas

Krebiozen Fight Reaches Personal Case Details

Editor Pete Akers organized a teenage clinic for 500 editors while Karin Walsh served as emcee. The discussion turns to Krebiozen as a cancer treatment with Dr Ivy, Sen Paul Douglas, and FDA clash referenced. A dying patient reportedly found pain relief from one injection before passing away.

Pete Akers The Chicago Sun Times Pete MacMurray College McKendree College Karin Walsh Sun Times Karin

Homecomings and visits in Tuppers Plains and nearby towns

Local residents attended a homecoming at the Methodist Church in Torch and hosted and visited relatives from Rockbridge Rockport and Bethesda. The piece shifts to critique of FDA tactics over Krebiozen and creatine, noting alleged suppression of data and urging fair testing amid claims of cancer patient recoveries and physician use.

Edith Betzing Ethel Stout Torch Paul Hooks Rockbridge Carrie Bahr

C S C E Joins Lines With Two Utilities

Marysville Ohio reports the completion of a 7.5 million dollar project linking three investor owned power firms The Darby substation near Marysville marked the final tie in a 110 mile electric line from Middletown to Delaware This creates Ohio's largest electric power pool with Cincinnati Gas & Electric Dayton Power & Light and Columbus Southern Ohio Electric and a planned 3 7 million kilowatt capacity after a new generating unit near New Richmond.

Marysville Southern Ohio Power Companies Darby Dayton Power & Light Co Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co Cg&e Dp&l Middletown Delaware Columbus & South Ohio New Richmond Ohio River

Infant Care revised to eleventh edition by Children’s Bureau

The 1963 edition of Infant Care updates child care guidance for the first year of life. It emphasizes parental judgment, family atmosphere, and emotional relations, with new sections on safety immunizations the handicapped baby and care for working mothers. The booklet costs 20 cents and is available from The Children's Bureau Washington 25 DC.

United States Katherine Oettinger Children’s Bureau Washington D. C

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