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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1969
Page
6
Charles W. Reamer is listed as managing editor and Nuthard R. Paynter as assistant in the publisher’s masthead, indicating leadership roles at the newspaper. The document records the editorial hierarchy and crediting of key staff.
The article weighs Hubert H. Humphrey's possible 1972 Democratic bid, noting the impact of Kennedy's waning influence and Muskie and McGovern as leading rivals. It discusses how a Senate nomination could sharpen Humphrey's political base, with other likely contenders in flux and gubernatorial races seen as potential paths to the presidential field.
October 31 1968 report shows women held 719 000 jobs or 34 percent of federal service but only 3 7 percent of policymaking roles. EEOC records 184 sex discrimination complaints in the year to April 1965. Noted Republican concerns over few women in upper echelons. progress slow across parties.
The United States seeks a General Assembly entry for states unable to afford full UN dues. If Security Council members concur, a new associate category would grant all rights except voting and election to UN bodies. Ministates would still require Security Council and General Assembly approval.
In a critical column, the piece analyzes U S policy toward Thailand under Nixon and SEATO, arguing the Bangkok regime seeks stronger safeguards beyond SEATO. It cites past agreements, the Stilwell contingency, and debates over engagement in Vietnam, noting limited contributions from allies and ongoing U S troop-related actions in Thailand.
U.S. and Israeli experts assess that the Egyptian air force remains unable to support a large-scale assault across the Suez Canal. Russian aid has rebuilt forces, but pilots and equipment still trail Israel. Israel holds stronger air capabilities, with U.S. and British aircraft in process, while guerrilla activity remains limited in impact.
London notes Walter Annenberg arrives as ambassador to the Court of St James. The Philadelphia publisher, TV Guide owner, faces protocol and TV scrutiny while navigating palace visits, BBC cameras, and diplomatic oddities. He resists overdiplomacy yet aids in celebrity wig diplomacy and party logistics amid British press interest.
Newark firemen resume duty after a one day walkout under an ultimatum to return or be dismissed. They faced contempt of court under an injunction against the strike.
The Sun day Messenger shown as a daily paper with Associated Press content and varying single copy prices. Delivery by carrier and mail is described for Ohio West Virginia and other U S locations with weekly and monthly subscription rates and a Second Class Matter designation at Athens Ohio.
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