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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1964
Page
4
The First National City Bank letter notes 1965 opening with diverse outlooks as the 43 month expansion may require new stimulus. Possible excise tax cuts up to 4.5 billion and lower take home pay gains could sustain demand, but higher social security taxes loom from Senate and House actions.
The program at Lincoln Hall in New York uses 36 dogs and 175 lay staff to guide 245 boys aged 11 to 15 who have robbed or fought. Founded in 1863, the Bronx site moved to its country campus in 1905 and claims to turn troubled youths into self-reliant citizens through hiking, fishing and companionship with dogs.
The Financial Times ranked nations by per capita gross national product. Kuwait and Qatar top the list, with Canada Sweden Switzerland Luxembourg Australia New Zealand Denmark West Germany France Britain Norway Belgium also high. No communist nations appear in the top 15.
John Chamberlain argues that the easy answer of federal money to fix urban blight, education gaps, farm surpluses, and Medicare fails long term. He notes displacement, rising costs, and unintended effects from money driven solutions, urging a different simple approach beyond 30 years of reliance on funding.
Inside report: California Democrats fear the anti discrimination housing law Rumford Act could be overturned by the election referendum. Gov. Edmund G. Brown aims to raise at least $1 million from volunteers to fund a campaign to persuade voters that the constitution would block racial discrimination in housing. A billboard strategy centered on fair housing is being developed to explain the issue and rally support.
The Brown campaign mobilizes churches and minority groups to defeat the housing referendum, aiming to rally conservative votes against Salinger and Johnson. Fundraisers demand 25 to 50 dollars per plate as northern California appeals strengthen campaign efforts.
Dr Galen Starr Ross recalls leading a one room school at age 16 and recounts fending off a violent 17 year old pupil and his shotgun carrying father. He describes quick decisive actions and the belief that education requires firm discipline to protect students and teachers.
A reader asks about her husband dashing to the cellar during storms and Abby explains a childhood storm fear. Another letter seeks guidance on ex-girlfriend interference and Abby implies the boyfriend controls the response. A bridge club dispute over exposing cards is resolved with common sense and humor.
Hal Boyle reflects on simple childhood memories and small joys from past decades. Vivid vignettes recall nickel spats, candy licorice, gum hiding spots, crystal radios, marbles, patches on knees, kindergarten crushes, knives, cigars, and juvenile mischief.
James Marlow notes new speechwriting style across Johnson Goldwater Kennedy, with Johnson delivering terse one idea sentences, Goldwater building grand, smooth para graphs, and Kennedy favoring concise but sometimes improvised lines. He contrasts Labor Day Detroit speeches from 1960 and 1964 showing evolving rhetoric.
Fort money and schedule details outline a mailing process. The text lists weeks months and phrases about notices and addresses associated with The Messenger Publishing Co and various time frames for posting or delivering notices.
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