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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
8
The piece argues opposition to a state bond issue is party driven and aims to attack Governor Rhodes. It notes past bonds funded by a one cent cigaret tax and questions why long term financing is unfair while supporting continued state progress and development.
A 11 day Tory leadership drama ends with Lord Home chosen by Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and endorsed by rivals. R A Butler becomes Foreign Secretary, Reginald Maudling remains Chancellor, Viscount Hailsham stays Lord President. Macleod and Powell lose posts.
The piece contrasts Diaz Sanz and Artime showing inconsistent U S treatment of anti Castro Cubans in the United States. It questions State Department and CIA favoritism toward Artime while Diaz Sanz faces penalties for past actions despite his anti Castro stance and warns against sidelining non Communist leftists.
In a discussion with Dr Crane a young man named Terry weighs medical school against dental college. The piece contrasts physician vs dental surgeon roles, noting hospital dominance, private practice autonomy for dentists, and dental public health efforts like water fluoridation.
A reader asks how to stop neighborhood teens from torturing stray animals and to report to police and the SPCA. The other letter describes a divorced woman with cancer who plans to marry a supportive partner despite medical fears.
A reader asks if marrying a man in their fifties is wrong and receives Abby’s counsel to marry and savor time together. The column also features readers seeking guidance on newspaper use, a dentist story, and Myrtle confidential tips advising to discuss issues with a clergyman.
Mr and Mrs Harry Love and children attended the Pumpkin Show in Circleville. Lee Dillon returned to Delbarton West Virginia after a weekend with family. Mr and Mrs Paul Cotter ill and two children visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Cotterill and new son Lawrence Ralph of Harrisonville and relatives at Bradbury. Mr and Mrs J K Crabtree Albany were dinner guests at Dale Scotts. Albert Curry and family Trimble called on Lee Dillon. Mr and Mrs Harry Ross and family visited Otto Swartz home at Shade. Seaman Joe Mosier was taken to Cambridge by his wife Carolyn and brother Gary Mosier of Albany. Miss Karen Ross returned to Bliss College after weekend with relatives.
A well-informed Republican source notes Goldwater leads yet faces a possible convention challenge while Rockefeller and Rockefeller’s and Nixon’s paths remain uncertain. He warns a GOP fight could undo the party if Cuba tensions or intra-party hostilities flare before the election.
A satirical collection of quips about life, money, marriage, and social norms. The author jokes about breakfast prunes, mutton, insomnia, and the miserliness of spouses while skewering teenagers, bowlers, golfers, and jurors with sharp one liners.
Mrs Luther Skiner hosted the Kings Daughters Sunday School Class October meeting in the Fellowship Hall with costumes, group singing, scripture prayer and a story. A social hour followed.
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