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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1964
Page
4
Dr. Bernard Saible, child guidance expert, described Englands Beatles' Seattle event as unholy bedlam with 14,000 teenagers in hysterics. He noted frantic, uncontrollable behavior, with girls acting possessed and a fainting girl carried out on a stretcher.
East Germany quietly releases many political prisoners in groups of 50 to avoid attention. An estimated 6000 to 8000 political prisoners exist, including West German deserters aiding escapes. Notable releases include Helmut Brandt and Gunther Hofe, while fertilizer imports and East Berlin naming irritants color tensions.
Henry B. Montague chief postal inspector reports a 35 percent rise in mail fraud over four years. In the year ending June 30 his 1 028 inspectors made 12 006 arrests and 10 980 convictions, with $9 million recovered. Swindles target retirees, cancer cures, and magic medicines. defenders should verify offers with banks doctors or real estate professionals.
The argument over whether Goldwater capitulated to liberal Republicans after Hershey centers on his pledge to consult Eisenhower on foreign policy personnel. Supporters argue he kept his core stance while seeking advice, not surrender. Critics claim it signals concessions to liberal factions and risk to conservative aims.
ROWLAND EVANS AND ROBERT NOVAK INSIDE REPORT 1964年副总统人选之争揭示民主党内部的南部保守派意欲在任期结束后增强党权，持续排除哈佛·赫姆弗里等北方自由派强人。梅斯菲尔德、麦克纳马拉等人选在 White House 争论中浮现，马斯菲尔德被视为挑战者但最终未成真。
James Marlow outlines how Negro riots in northern cities and the chaos in South Vietnam press President Johnson. He notes Johnson cannot control these forces, risks losing white votes, and faces hard choices on Vietnam including possible troop actions or negotiated settlement.
Readers relate to pigmentation disorders causing visible neck discoloration misread as dirt. One woman explains a birthmark and another recalls a skin condition called chloasma, both highlighting stigma and coping strategies.
Life begins at forty columnist Robert Peterson examines U S House Bill H R 380 by Rep Joseph P Addabbo seeking a national Old Granddad Day after Labor Day. He notes the irony of a bourbon label and questions the tag and broader worth of recognizing grandfathers while offering readers a book giveaway: Selecting a New Career After 40.
In a reader counseling format the piece discusses love versus infatuation linking emotional symptoms to true love. It emphasizes intentional meetings and mutual motives, warns against selfish pursuit, and notes genuine love grows from shared experiences. Joan and her unnamed partner are described as ending in engagement and marriage.
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