Public Backing Hechler for Higher Junk Mail Rates
Sen. Lausche applauds Rep. Hechler of Huntington for pushing higher third class mail rates to curb junk mail. He faces threats of a million letters from junk mail lobbyists as the Post Office red ink grows. The piece argues households bear the burden of subsidizing costly mail while receivers enjoy unsolicited ads.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Ken Hechler
Congress
Congressman Hechler
U. S. Senate
Senator Lausch
Huntington
W. Va
Hechler
United States
the Messenger
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Post Office Department
NATO Moves SHAFE HQ From France to Belgium
SHAFE relocates from Rocquencourt near Paris to Casteau near Brussels, with about 8000 people moving as France exits the alliance by de Gaulle’s deadline. Gen Lemnitzer welcomes the shift as a new era while observers warn the departure dampens alliance morale and history.
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Supreme Headquarters Allied Forces Europe
SHAFE
Rocquencourt
Paris
Castaeu
Brussels
France
de Gaulle
Belgium
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Europe
Willy de Clerq
Lemnitzer
Lightning safety rules from federal officials urge caution
April safety guidance notes that 1800 thunderstorms are active worldwide at any moment and lightning strikes the earth 100 times per second. In the US about 600 killed and 1500 injured yearly, with cars offering best protection. Indoors avoid phones and electrical devices. outdoors crouch or seek shelter away from tall objects and utilities.
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United States
U.S. Environmental Science Service Administration
Counter Escalation Seen in Hanoi Amid Sino Soviet Aid
Washington observer Joseph Kraft argues North Vietnam shows new confidence after talks, aided by a rumored Sino Soviet accord to aid Hanoi. He notes Hanoi rejects U Thant peace proposals and suggests a shift toward conciliation if US pressure eases. He warns the war could widen without political settlement.
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Hanoi
Johnson
Ho Chi Minh
United Nations
U Thant
South
United States
South Vietnam
Thailand
South Korea
Moscow
Peking
North Vietnam
China
Washington
Vietnam
Pope Paul VI encyclical seen through Buckley critique
William F Buckley Jr warns that Populorum Progressio overemphasizes redistribution of wealth and controls birth rate while admitting eloquent passages. He notes divisions over capitalism and wealth transfer, cites Latin American landowners, peasant sharecroppers, and related political risks across Brazil Argentina and Indonesia.
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Paul VI
Doctor Shortage Noted Across New York State
New York Health Commissioner Hollis Ingraham reports a statewide shortage of physicians. Even in populated areas patients struggle to obtain a doctor when needed as specialization sidelines many practitioners.
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New York State
Hollis $. Ingraham
Rich states should aid by investment not forceful taxation
The piece argues that private investment abroad outperforms government redistribution and warns against taxing the rich to fund development. It contrasts the US modest aid with Latin American job creation from private capital, critiques Vatican fiscal prescriptions, and cites Aquinas on church error, urging political and economic freedom as preconditions for reducing misery.
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Switzerland
Goulart
Peron
Sukarno
United States
Latin America
Vatican
Russia
Japan
Germany
St. Thomas Aquinas
Presidents under fire critics plagued their presidencies
The World Today recounts how presidents from Washington to Kennedy faced harsh kritik from press and public. It cites insults and accusations from crook to comedian, noting Washington’s private eruptions, Adams and Jefferson clashes, Lincoln’s assailants, Roosevelt’s retorts, and Kennedy’s thin skin.
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George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Jefferson
Johnson
John Adams
Adams
Wilson
Lusitania
Roosevelt
St. Paul
St. Vitus
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stalin
Harry S. Truman
S.o.b
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Jury Reform Backed by ABA Leaders
William F. Walsh chair elect of the ABA criminal law section joins bar officials urging random juror selection to weed out incompetents in open court.
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William F. Walsh
American Bar Association
Criminal Law Section
Youth Guards sworn in Springfield in 25 years ago report
The Messenger recalls 25 years past when ninety six serious faced Ohio youths aged 16 to 19 took oaths in Springfield to form the first Youth Guards led by ex Marine Harry C Bisnaugle. Nelsonville officials and the garden club planted trees on Canal Road to beautify the area. U S troops patrolled El Paso with artillery facing Mexico as Mexican troops gathered across the border. Rev John Orr spoke on The Great Commission at the Athens Presbytery opening session.
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Ohio
Springfield
Harry C. Bisnaugle
Nelsonville
Garden Club
Canal Road
U. S
el Paso
Mexico
John Orr
Middleport
Athens
Athens Presbyterian Church
Athens Messenger Publishing Co. subscription rates and mailing details
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday editions with prices for in town and mail subscriptions. Rates include weekly and annual options, carrier delivery charges, and a note of second class mailing at the Athens Post Office.
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Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
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