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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1966

Page

4

Truman Warns Johnson on High Interest Rates

Former President Truman issues a formal statement urging action to curb high interest rates, arguing they threaten to cause deflation and burden consumers. He is joined by Speaker McCormack and other Democrats as Johnson defends current monetary policy amid a sharp stock market slide and rising living costs.

Johnson Truman Sage John W. McCormack Congress Federal Reserve Board House Gerald R. Ford Michigan GOP New York Stock Exchange Missouri

Postwar isolationism forgotten as Vietnam debate stirs rally

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told Jewish War Veterans that a surge of isolationist sentiment fears a repeat of history. He warned against bellicose critics and urged continued support for the Vietnam War to prevent broader world conflict. He warned that focusing on domestic programs at the expense of Southeast Asia could demand far greater resources later.

Viet Nam Hubert H. Humphrey United States Humphrey Southeast Asia Hitler

Turnabout of Ned Bumble’s Pension Fantasia

Hal Boyle imagines a workplace where retirement ages shift with age. Ned Bumble, 22, starts on a generous pension then steps into a life of staged returns, pay cuts, and flexible hours, aging through 65 and beyond with endless work and finally a cot in the office until death at 82.

Dullsville Ned

A Conservative View James Kilpatrick Warns of Data State Trend

In a conservative critique Kilpatrick argues public submission grows under official forms and data collection. He warns of a potential federal personal data bank and a shift from individual to state components, citing Census forms and expert testimony before committees.

Privacy Sparks Overbroad Data Plans and Senate Pushback

Republicans cap mass transit aid at 300 million for two years amid Johnson budget warnings. The piece explores a proposed Human Data Bank centralizing personal government records and the push for privacy safeguards led by Sen Sam Ervin. It notes public fatigue with being reduced to numbers and a desire to reclaim names.

Johnson Gallaher Packard Gallagher House Senate North Carolina Sam Ervin Bureau of the Census

Thant Stirs Quiet U N Exit With Plain Speak

James Marlow reports Thant U Thant, 57, announces he will not seek another term as United Nations secretary general after five years in office. He condemns UN inaction on peace as he warns of a possible major war, citing Viet Nam and Congo as examples of failed cooperation. He urges Beijing admission as a step to stabilize global issues.

U Thant United Nations Trygve Lie U. N Thant U.N Dag Hammarskjold Burma China Hammarskjold Sweden Congo Katanga Moscow Russia Viet Nam United States India Pakistan Pope Paul VI Lie South Korea Troika

Sign Of Deflation Hits Swift & Co Workers In St Joseph

In St Joseph Missouri workers at the Swift and Company packing plant took a 40 cent per hour pay cut to preserve their jobs for at least two years. The move signals deflation in an otherwise affluent era and is portrayed as a measure to save both jobs and businesses.

Ned Tahiti St. Joseph Swift & Co

Readers urged to send brief opinion letters

The Messenger invites readers to submit concise opinions on current topics. Letters should be brief, signed, and include the writer’s address and telephone number for publication consideration.

Athens Messenger publication and delivery rates

The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday single-copy prices of 10 and 15 cents, with mail and carrier delivery options. Rates include weekly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual subscriptions for local and distant addresses, and the paper is entered at the Athens post office as second class matter under 1918 act.

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