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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1962
Page
9
A 30 000 strong international Communist group is in Cuba with ships of military and industrial material. Ghanaian Red Chinese and Algerian troops possibly totaling 1500 are also mentioned, though Kennedy denies this. The piece notes rising tensions and questions Monroe Doctrine policy.
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York promotes higher taxes as essential to a healthy economy and job growth. He argues taxes enable school aid and business expansion while sparing homeowners, countering charges of Republican New Dealism and tax and spend critique.
Lawmakers debated extending hot war veterans benefits to Cold War service members. Education costs alone would exceed 3 billion dollars, prompting Senate shelving after five hours of debate. The House has not held hearings. no extra compensation is planned.
Birthday remarks from Bernard Baruch urge peaceful global cooperation to solve real problems. The longtime adviser praises America as still the greatest nation with enduring strengths, offering confidence to Americans and hope for future opportunities.
The piece denounces Soviet policy as imperialistic and dangerous over Berlin. Khrushchev’s Wall of Shame is condemned as a provocation that worsens East West tensions, risking Poland and Germany and echoing a modern Chamberlainian betrayal.
A reader group asks how to handle a cheating mah jongg partner and Abby advises a club letter signed by all members. Other questions cover a boyfriend who won’t declare future plans and a dinner party with former spouse. Abby suggests stating boundaries and avoiding provocative invitations.
The narrative recounts a speaking tour in Anderson Indiana with visits to Anderson College Pendleton High School and the Lions Club. It notes radio interview, teanight tea with Harriet Toner publisher, and a gymnasium address followed by a public forum on marriage and sex issues. It includes medical anecdotes on exercise for glands and erotic matters with a sales pitch for a booklet on impotence.
New Haven residents Mr. and Mrs. Oris Bum garner and Mr. and Mrs. George Carson attended the Ohio State Fair in Columbus last week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bush of Detroit visited with Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Roush, parents of Mrs. Bush. Cheryl Johnson of Durham, N C, visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Heold Johnson.
Jim Bishop recounts Paul Lukas battle with a laryngeal polyp that threatened his career. Doctors in New York and Atlanta guided Lukas through a tense period of diagnosis and tests, culminating in relief after a biopsy decision. The piece hints at a forthcoming continuation.
The article urges school authorities to empower bus drivers with clear authority to enforce conduct on buses. Drivers should seat children, remove rule violators, and prevent bullying. Periodic observation by principals and occasional teen monitors are advised to ensure a safe, orderly ride.
Frederick Maryland visitors Drakes Harold Vess and family. Cambridge guests Davie Maxwell and family. Zanesville guests William Palmer and son. Brownsville guests John DuBose and daughter. North Pleasanton Texas guest Mrs John Morgan. Ohio hosts John Embrey Clarence Wollett and Agnes Swaro. Beech Grove homecoming attended by multiple locals. Lancaster camp grounds weekend visit noted.
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