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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1962
Page
9
Athens council considers new downtown parking solutions to halt retail decline. Proposals include expanding lots like the Washington Street site, emphasizing a self liquidating project that supports Athens merchants against fringe shopping centers.
Dear Abby: I question a man’s commitment as we drift toward marriage after three years. I’m 25 he’s 29, ring worn a year with no talk of love or future. What should I do? The columnist suggests returning the ring and explains.
A humorous reflection on small annoyances recounts how the author endures life’s little foibles while battling a lifelong fear of wire coat hangers. He contrasts those who master hangers with his own misfortune of constant entanglement and accidental wardrobe disasters.
UN spectacle features Upper Volta envoy Frederic Guirma lambasting the Soviet Union over East Germany and North Korea, criticizing Indonesia over New Guinea, urging halting nuclear tests, and praising Kennedy for racial equality in Mississippi. The piece frames African leadership as shaping a modern, independent global role.
The piece argues the Anglo-Saxon law of innocence until proven guilty, attacks due process violations by the Internal Revenue Service since FDR, and condemns seizure of fight money as an abuse of tax power. It questions IRS motives regarding Roy Cohn and calls laws unfair to citizens and businesses.
A educational psychological column presents a story about a 12 year old foster daughter Mary and the difficulty of telling her about adoption. Dr Dan describes a proposed method aiming to avoid psychological trauma by telling Mary the truth during a calm moment after a meal using a personal family narrative.
Highlights include Jeanette Piccard becoming the first woman stratosphere flyer in 1934 and historical events such as Thomas Pride death in 1658 and Washington’s 1776 Manhattan withdrawal. The note also recalls long reflections on family kinship and love across generations.
The Federal Reserve Board lowers required reserves on time and savings deposits by one percentage point, freeing about 767 million dollars and potentially 4.6 billion in loans. The aim is seasonal lending support without broad rate changes, balancing international currency flows and Treasury concerns while banks seek profitable loan demand.
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