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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1964

Page

4

Sayre denounces candidates from pulpit a week before election

The Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre Jr, dean of the Episcopal National Cathedral and grandson of Woodrow Wilson, urged his congregation to abstain from voting. He criticized Republican candidate Barry Goldwater as dangerously ignorant and Democratic candidate Lyndon B. Johnson for private ethics, warning the nation faces a sterile choice seven weeks before the November election.

Shakespeare Woodrow Wilson Francis B. Sayre Jr Episcopal National Cathedral George Dewy John Foster Dulles Sayre White House Kennedy Washington Barry Goldwater Johnson Goldwater Vietnam Cuba

New York Plans Crash-Proof Car Prototype

An aerospace firm may build a $3 million crash-proof car prototype funded by the federal government and New York state. Senator Edward J. Speno backs the project as a path to reduce highway deaths and boost auto safety standards nationwide.

New York Edward J. Speno Mittee Speno

Chain telephone calls kick off nationwide vote push

The wives of Lyndon B Johnson and Hubert H Humphrey initiate a chain campaign to mobilize voters. They call women in all 50 states and DC asking each to alert 10 friends to register and vote, with each group passing the message to 10 more. The plan aims to reach millions, though partisans could disrupt the chain.

White House Lyndon B. Johnson Hubert H. Humphrey District of Columbia Johnson and Humphrey Johnson- Humphrey

Cardinal Mindszenty's fate hinges on exit terms from Hungary

The column tracks rumors of Cardinal Mindszenty potentially leaving the Budapest refuge to Rome amid Vatican Hungary accords. It outlines five conditions he seeks, including return to Esztergom, naming a successor, rehabilitation, seminaries autonomy, and bishop appointments, noting progress and potential defeat if unmet.

Hungary Mindszenty U.S Budapest Rome John XXIII Vatican Cardinal Mindszenty Legation Esztergom Kadar Cavil Bertalan Badalik Vezpren Josef Petery Vacz Esztergrom Bela Kun Agostino Casaroli

Peking Preparation for Major Purge Echoes Stalin Era

World Today reports that the Chinese Communist Party may launch a Stalin style purge targeting high ranking leaders suspected of Khrushchev era revisionism. Yang Hsien chen and Hsi Chung hsun are cited as early purge victims amid shifts under Mao and a hard line toward Moscow.

Chinese Communist Party Stalin Leon Trotsky Peking Khrushchev China Mao Tze-Tung Soviet Union Ka Kang Ya Shu-si Central Committee Kao Kang Yang Hsien-chen Hsi Chunghsun State Council Chou En-lai Mao Moscow Chou Himsel Moscow-Peking

Clergy Question on Pregnancy Is Proper in Abby Letters

Readers debate a clergyman asking a would be bride if she is pregnant. A Kentucky clergyman, a former minister and a lawyer offer diverse views on legality and ethics of premarital inquiries and potential coerced marriage.

Abby Kentucky Sam

Dr Crane suggests outside romance to curb U S divorce rates

Pierre J a 34 year old French doctor proposes polygamy as a solution to high American divorce rates citing four or five marriages among Hollywood figures. He argues French couples suffer less from custody feuds and that husbands satisfy desires outside marriage then return home content. Readers invited to discuss at a Women’s Club with note on gender ratios postwar Europe.

Pierre J France America Europe

Negro vote grows in Georgia amid Goldwater push

ROWLAND EVANS AND ROBERT NOVAK INSIDE REPORT describes Georgia Republicans courting Black voters as Negro participation rises toward 200,000, with divisions over whether GOP gains are sustainable. Critics warn long-term gamble if Lyndon Johnson remains president. Pickett and Griffin cited amid intraparty strife.

Atlanta Barry Goldwater Georgia Lyndon Johnson White House Sen. Goldwater

Adventure on a Shoe String Club Expands Life After Forty

In New York the Adventure on a Shoe String club seeks unusual experiences for members including hydrofoil rides Esperanto lessons races all night radio tours yoga and judo brewery cooking Pennsylvania Dutch festival Buddhist priest marionette workshop Ed Sullivan rehearsal Stock Exchange film pair who made David and Lisa and a Met Opera backstage visit Founded as a part time diversion by Howard Goldberg the group aims to fill aging years with diverse activities.

Robert Peterson England London New York Stock Exchange Howard Goldberg Earth

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