Ohio to Open Development Office in Washington Next Month
Gov James A Rhodes announced in New York that Ohio will staff an Ohio Development Office in the capital to advocate industrial growth. Ohio firms earned 1.3 billion in defense work, employing at least 150,000 Ohioans, as the state rose to third in defense contracts for 1962-63.
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio Society of New York
Ohio
Department of Development
Agency For Industrial Development
Washington
California
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
U.S. News & World Report
U.S
Athens Water Supply Reaches New Wells
Athens faces drought relief as city administration and council activate additional wells. New well area identified for future needs, easing summer restrictions once imposed and restoring reliable supply for residents.
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Athens City
Athens
W. State St
REA Funds Ski Resorts Draw Fire Over Scope
A critique argues the Rural Electrification Administration funds a Elizabeth Illinois ski resort with a 22068 loan and Bedford Pennsylvania resort with 222156 loan, funded by cheap electricity for lifts. The piece accuses REA of trespassing on ARA’s domain, noting 2 percent loans vs higher government costs and urging adherence to aRA and SBA goals.
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Rural Electrification Administration
America
Area Redevelopment Administration
REA
Elizabeth
Bedford
General Services Administration
Farm Credit Administration
Congress
ARA
AEA
Small Business Administration
Lord Home as British PM candidate faces Wilson critique
The piece notes Harold Wilson deriding Lord Home as an elegant anachronism while UN appearances show Home's blunt reluctance toward neo-colonialism and peacekeeping funding. It highlights Home's late-blooming rise, economic views, and potential to counter Wilson in a Labour win scenario.
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Harold Wilson
Britain
Labor Party
Lord Home
Harold Macmillan
Wilson
Eton
Oxford
Grouse Moors
New York
UN General Assembly
Winston Churchill
Richard Harding Davis
Gibbon
India
Cyril Connolly
U.S
South Viet Nam
England
Foreign Office
South Lanarkshire
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Ercard
Dear Abby Advice Columns From a Reader's Dilemmas
A letter writer seeks guidance on a family friend who pressures a high school junior for personal confessions and warns against confiding in parents. Abby urges distance and cautions that the so called friend is inappropriate. Additional questions cover a long distance breakup and wedding gift thank you notes etiquette.
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Abby
Public Platform Psychology and Stage Fright
Dr George W Crane recounts a seminarian Sam B who suffers stage fright despite experience. The tale chronicles a Sunday at Chicago Temple where nerves spike to 112 bpm, then settle after a prologue by peers and family presence. The piece suggests that even pros face throwbacks and offers Crane’s booklet for hiding nervous tension.
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Sam
Sam B
Chicago
Jesus
Dixon
Medical and
Wilkesville News Briefs From Wilkes Grange and Local Events
In Stalling Team of the Athens Pomona Grange installed new officers at Wilkes Grange Hall. The Methodist Church bake sale is set for Nov 2 at Pythean Hall to fund church painting. The Hoyt Keeton home fire occurred recently with unknown cause. Guests include Mr and Mrs Walter Canode and family of Wooster at Mrs Mittie Nelson’s home. Mr and Mrs Ernest Good of Dalton visited Mrs Robbie Good. Ronald Phillips and family of Baltimore now reside in the Floyd Davis home.
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Wilkesville
Athens Pomona Grange
Union County Pomona
Wilkes Grange
Methodist Church
Pythean Hall
Hoyt Keeton
Walter Canode
Wooster
Canode
Mittie Nelson
Ernest Good
Dalton
Robbie Good
Ronald Phillips
Baltimore
Floyd Davis
Life Begins At 40 By Robert Peterson
The author argues slum dwellers could escape poverty by moving to the Midwest. He contrasts urban squalor with rural wholesomeness and urges families to seek help in small towns, work hard, and pursue a new life in midwestern communities. If interested, request a booklet by writing to The Messenger with a stamped self addressed envelope and 1 cent for handling costs.
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Midwest
Middle America
America
the Messenger
Reading at Four A New Path For Pre K Learning
In a Pittsburgh report Westinghouse Electric Corp and the International Union of Electrical Workers AFL CIO reached a contract covering about 36 000 workers at 34 plants. The article discusses early reading by children and parental guidance alongside concerns from educators about readiness for first grade.
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Indiana
Julie
Jeff
Pittsburgh
P— Westinghouse Electric Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
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Athens Water Supply
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John
Tor
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Leland Case
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Garry C. Myers
Ssenger
Obio & Ww
Vaily
Sunda
Possessions Daily
Cmewess Snes
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