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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
6
The piece argues money shapes politics and contends the Kennedy family influence. It accuses leaders of contemplating a 10 billion loan to the Soviet Union to pressure withdrawal from Cuba before the 1964 election, framing the issue as bribery using public funds.
A congressional rush to pass compulsory arbitration in the railroad dispute set a wartime precedent and warned that if collective bargaining fails again the issue returns to Congress in 180 days. Lawmakers also note the need for rapid action on tax cuts, civil rights, and other urgent agendas.
Letters to Dear Abby spar over public nudity and child welfare. A Nashua Iowa family defends naked children as moral progress while critics warn of laws and safety concerns. A disapproving reader cites predators and urges fences.
A collection of Abby letters cover unrequited love with an artist, parenting by fear, and calls for joint discipline. The notes discuss obsession with an artist partner, the artist’s devotion to art over romance, and a reader seeking guidance on parenting and timely discipline.
A columnist questions the 59 students who visited Cuba under Castro and urges cross checking with experienced observers like Ruby Hart Phillips. The piece highlights Mills James Matthews and Phillips to show how pre trip knowledge shapes understanding of Castroism and U.S.-Cuba relations.
Judy boasts Matthew counts to ten by rote while the narrator explains true understanding comes from pointing to objects. A penny table test shows sequence errors, illustrating that counting knowledge differs from object counting and IQ outlines fixed capacity.
Lakewood councilmen debated whether Shakespeare should be subsidized as recreation by Lakewood and whether the Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival Association belongs in city program funding. The dispute was not resolved and referred to the city law director and finance committee for action.
Phyllis Diller, known as the female Bob Hope, rises as a top night club comic while joking about taxes and future wealth. She started as a housewife and radio writer, then built a career with self made material and disciplined routine. Diller notes a long Idaho land strip used for string storage and plans to keep expanding her earnings.
Advice for parents guiding a child into first grade focusing on emotional readiness and classroom adaptation. Emphasizes home routines, calm media exposure, supportive adult guidance, outdoor play, storytelling, and music. Recommends a relaxed family mealtime as ideal for wholesome learning and developing self-reliance.
The Ohio Youth Commission is now at full strength with Judge Wayne Fogle as chairman and Charles L. Harrison joined by William Willis as the third member. Willis, 42, Cleveland recreation official and Ohio State graduate, will head the Correctional Division and earn 14000 dollars annually.
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