Kennedy and Goldwater Readying National Campaign Tours
President Kennedy announces a five day tour across ten states September 25 to inspect the nation’s conservation program and promote preservation. Senator Goldwater counters with a two month swing starting Monday to test his brand of conservatism and build support in key states.
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Kennedy
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Goldwater
Cleveland
Ohio Republican Finance Committee
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Illinois
Oklahoma
Texas
School Building Bonds Reach Record Nationwide Total
Last year public school bonds raised 2.483 billion with a prior high of 2.549 billion. In the first half of this year 1.328 billion was issued. Over 30 months totals hit 6.361 billion, with one third of bonds defeated at the polls. California leads by approving large issues and funding local districts.
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California’s
California
Athens Messenger
Ohio
Athens
Onid
Mall
the Messenger Publishing Co
Propaganda War Forges West European Challenge
Soviet authorities express alarm over rising anti communist propaganda in the West led by the United States and supported by West Germany. International Affairs notes more people now organize propaganda against the Soviet Union, prompting renewed U.S. effort in the ideological struggle.
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Soviet Union
West
United States
West Germany
A. A. Galkin
Varying global alarms spark press warnings on unrest
A columnist lists worldwide threats from Maoist mobilization to regional upheavals in India Pakistan Israel Egypt Algeria Congo Angola and South Africa. The piece frames happiness as a warning about Red Chinese aggression and the resulting race and terror provocations amid Cold War tensions.
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Mao Tse- Tung
South Vietnam
Diem
Nehru
India
Himalayas
Pakistan
U.S
Israel
Egypt
Nasser
Mediterranean Sea
Ben Bella
Algeria
Angola
Holden Roberto
Congo
Lisbon
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
South Africa
Fragmented excerpts frame politics and culture in a restless era
A collage of opinions and events highlights defendable apartheid rhetoric in John Chamberlain’s stance, Berlin Wall violence, Brazil’s inflation driven aid and currency turmoil, Jagan’s political pose amid Cold War intrigue, London moral critiques, and editorial musings on happiness from disaster to ordinary club events.
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U.S
Brazil
Washington
Cheddi Jagan
British Guiana
George Washington
Jagan
Khrushchev
Moscow
Castro
Havana
Sexcess
London
Victoria
Old Ladies Sewing Society
Dear Abby Ask About Unreadable Contract Practices
In a letter, a caller regrets signing a roofing contract for an estimate and faces immediate work and payment. Abby warns against signing without discussion with a spouse or lawyer and urges reporting to the Better Business Bureau.
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Abby
The
Better Business Bureau
Retired Couple Sails the World and Writes a Book
John and Heddy Kraemer retired from oil work and spent 190 days aboard a freighter visiting 30 countries. They spent $4190 on fares and voyages plus land travel, wrote More Time Than Money, and praised Bangkok and Australia as retirement havens while noting the challenge of distance from friends. They urge other couples to plan a world retirement and offer a low cost trip list through The Athens Messenger.
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John
Heddy Kraemer
Finland
Kraemers
Heddy
New York
Scandinavia
England
Antwerp
Marseilles
Genoa
Cairo
Singapore
Bangkok
India
Australia
New Guinea
Hong Kong
Japan
Africa
Atlantic
Rio de Janeiro
States
Thailand
Orient
The
Athens Messenger
Daily newspaper quiz for parent readers at dinner
Carl Turner praises using the daily newspaper as a classroom and home study tool. He cites estate law, economics at Urbana College, and collateral reading across sections from page one history to sports and comics, encouraging parents to use current events for learning.
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Carl Turner
Carl R. Turner
Urbana College
Ohio
Carl
United States
IBM
Reading the Newspaper as a Home Learning Tool
The article urges using the comic page as a reading lab for children and suggests daily quizzes from various pages to build literacy. It cites Dr. George W. Crane and Carl Turner, noting benefits for reading skills, school performance, and even small monetary rewards for correct answers.
Crosswalk Paint Dries After City Crew Paves Markings
Reader laments on W State Street after city workers marked school crossings then covered the marks with tar and limestone. She asks what will happen next and signs as Mrs. Richard Fought Athens.
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W. State St
Richard
Jumping To Conclusions and Human Foibles across Society
Long prose meditation on stubbornness and social folly contrasts sex differences with common human flaws. It laments how people assume, spoil, tip perceptions, and chase status while noting humor in everyday foibles and modern life quirks.
Birth days observed at Swan and Lyons home in Tuppers Plains
Evelyn Brickofs reports a birthday gathering at the Swan and Lyons residence with relatives from Long Bottom Alburquerque and Pomeroy. Attendees included Rev Ken Riggs Ray Riggs Oscar Babcock and Airman 3.c. David Riggs among others. Airman Riggs is set to depart for Okinawa.
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Tuppers Plains
Eulah Swan
Ray Justice
Teresa Riggs
Swan and Lyons
Kenneth Riggs
Ray Riggs
Oscar Babcock
Long Bottom
Charles Massar
Starling Massar
Diana
Gene Riggs
C. David Riggs
Harold Noble
Betty Joe
Alburqueque
N. M
Linda Corkey
Athens
Lawrence Hasbargen
Mary Tracey
Pomeroy
Riggs
Okinawa
Gerald Violet
Buckeye Lake
Floyd Spence
Ruth Ann Baker
Mrs. Way Clark
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George W. Crane
Has Boyle
Evelyn Brickofs
Robert Gutheil
Lockborne
Jack Watherman
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