Athens Messenger 1969 Athens Ohio issue notice
The Athens Messenger back page masthead lists publishers and editors for Athens Ohio with dates, including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G Kenner Bush and Fred W. Weber as circulation director and M. W. McDargh as advertising director. Charles W. Reamer is managing editor and Richard R. Paynter as assistant to the publisher.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Athens, Ohio
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Senate hearing warns of unsafe toys and delays in action
Arnold Elkind and Dr. Herbert Ley Jr. urged tighter laws to shield children from dangerous toys and urged swifter enforcement. They cited electrical mechanical and thermal hazards and a New Orleans choking incident as proof of risk, while industry opponents argued no emergency justifies new rules.
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Senate Commerce
Arnold Elkind
National Committee On Product Safety
Herbert Ley Jr
U. S
Elkind
South
New Orleans
Louisiana
Ley
Railroads court college riders with half fares
The Grand Trunk and the Rock Island begin campus area stops on Fridays and Sundays offering half fares to students to promote rail travel home for weekends and vacations. Editorials from college papers praised the initiative as a future safety and travel solution, noting car accidents among returning students.
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Grand Trunk
Rock Island
Battle Over Budget Cuts Sparks Congress Clash
President Nixon announced a $4 billion cut below Johnson figures, but Chairman Wilbur Mills called it inadequate and sought $5 billion more to extend the 10 percent income tax surcharge. The dispute deepens as Mills again pressures for restraint, contrasting with past congressional pushes.
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Nixon
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Johnson
Vietnam
Justice Department
Mills
Kennedy Still Not Aiming For 1972 Democratic Nomination
Joseph Alsop reports that Edward Kennedy has no clear plan for a 1972 Democratic bid. He doubts pursuing the nomination, influenced by Nixon’s rise in ABM politics and shifts in national mood. Kennedy weighs future goals, wary of SDS links and party pressure, eyeing a potential 1976 run.
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Washington
White House
Edward Kennedy
Nixon
Len Kennedy
Johnson
Alaska
Kennedy
Senate
Jerome Weisner
Abraham Chayes
Richard Nixon
Robert
New Left
Students For Democratic Society
SDS
Gallup finds U S split on Nixon Vietnam policy
Gallup survey from April 11 to 14 shows Americans evenly divided between Nixon following Johnson's Vietnam policy and pursuing his own path. About 40 percent each side with 20 percent undecided. The poll also reports overall approval of Nixon's Vietnam handling at 44 percent, 24 percent disapprove, and 32 percent with no opinion.
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Princeton
N.J
Nixon
Johnson
Gallup
Richmond, Virginia
New Jersey
Vietnam
Tolee
Weeping in Boston Over Owen Lattimore Controversy
In Boston at an Association for Asian Studies seminar Professor Owen Lattimore wept recalling anti-Communist persecutions. The crowd, including 1900 scholars, gave a standing ovation as debate reopens on Lattimore and his alleged ties to Soviet influence.
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Boston
Owen Lattimore
Ken C. Botwright
Boston Globe
Association For Asian Studies
Sheraton Boston
Lachrymose Lattimore
China
C. Edmund Clubb
Columbia
McCarthy
Lattimore
Secret Service
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Tydings Committee
Philip Jaffe
Agnes Smedley
Lauchlin
Currie
White House
Carter
State Department
Washington
Lauchlin Currie
Telephone National
Bostonians
The Girl Watching Debate in New York
HAL BOYLE describes a humorous dispute over whether girl watching is thriving or fading. He profiles three classes of watchers based on favored features and notes shifts caused by fashion such as miniskirts and slacks. The piece satirically defines membership as restricted to older married men or aging bachelors, with a light look at social trends and habits.
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New York
America
Lana Turner
Peace Terms to be Read to German Delegation at Versailles
The Messenger reports plans to present the peace treaty terms to the German delegation in Versailles. The group would be led by Foreign Minister Brockdorff Rantzau. Amesville High School will hold its annual commencement with Dean J. J. Richeson scheduled to speak. Frank Knox secretary of the Navy died after a heart attack. James V. Forrestal named acting secretary with some favoring him for the next secretary. George W. McHenry, 80, former Athens merchant, died at Blackburn Heights after a career from Zenner to partnership with J. J. Sisler and later his own Athens store.
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Harvard
Kennedy
Versailles
Brockdorff Rantzau
Dean J. J. Richeson
Amesville High School
Frank Knox
Navy
James V. Forrestall
George W. McHenry
Athens
Blackburn Heights
Zenner
J. J. Sisler
Newspaper Pricing and Mail Rates Notice
Daily and Sunday newspaper pricing listed with delivery options and regional rate details. Includes subscriptions for Ohio West Virginia and other U S possessions, with weekly and yearly rates and post office classification notice.
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Mai
Ohio
West Virginia
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Hal Boyle
Associated Press
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