Athens NewsStaff Page Lineup and Publication Date
The Athens Ohio newspaper lists staff roles including publisher Frea Weber circulation director M W McDargh advertising director Charles Reamer and managing editor Richard Paynter with assistant to the publisher. The notice is dated Tuesday August 5 1969.
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Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Athens
Ohio
Tax Break Crusade Gathers House Support in Congress
With 233 of 43 House members sponsoring bills, a push to raise personal income tax exemptions gains steam. Leaders like Rep. Hale Boggs say Congress will likely approve an increase from 700 to 1000 dollars. Rep. John P. Saylor dramatizes anger with tea bags symbolizing Boston tea party style protest.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Hale Boggs
Louisana
House
Ways and Means
John P. Saylor
Pennsylvania
Boston
Boston Patriots
Saylor
Model Retirement Plans For Federal Workers Discussed
Senate aging subcommittee begins hearings on preretirement counseling for federal career workers. Sen. Walter Mondale criticizes slow progress in agencies and warns of retirement shock and the difficult psychological adjustment of leaving productive work.
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Uncle Sam
Senate
Special Committee On Aging
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Mondale
Retirement and Work Ties in a Youth Oriented Society
John B. Martin, aging commissioner, argues government leadership in early retirement planning will reshape management, labor, and adult education. With 15 to 20 years before retirement, societies should provide retirement income, preventive health, and new activities as people live longer in leisure years.
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John B. Martin
Martin
Baby boom echo drives rise in marriages and future population
The Population Reference Bureau notes 2.1 million marriages in 1968, second only to 1946, while birth rates fall. Despite fewer births, higher marriages push population up about 1 percent yearly, predicting a 400 million U.S. population by 2032.
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Population Reference Bureau
U. S
Bureau
Nixon Trip Reflections Raise Questions On Vietnam Policy
Column notes Nixon praised South Vietnam's Thieu while detailing strict repression and manipulated elections. It questions how Thieu’s record aligns with Nixon’s Guam and Thailand promises and ponders U S aims in Asia amid shifts from Johnson era. Joseph Alsop.
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Washington
Nixon
Thieu
South Vietnam
White House
Ian Smith
Fidel Castro
Francisco Franco
Mao Tse-tung
Saigon
Truong Dinh Dzu
Nguyen
Thieu-by
L.B.J
Adam Clayton Powell
South Carolina
Asia
Guam
Philippines
Thailand
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Vietnam
U.S
Japan
India
Indonesia
Bangkok
Georgia Student Rural Project aims to curb rural outmigration
A plan by William H. Peace III to engage 1 000 college students in Georgia in a Georgia Student Rural Project would study and address rural poverty through cross discipline courses. Georgia Tech and Medical College of Georgia expect to participate with health and engineering focused teams.
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Atlanta
Georgia
William H. Peace III
Georgia Tech
Malcolm X
Peace
Southern Rural Project
National Sharecroppers Fund
U.S. Office of Economic Unity
GSRP
Alfred Jay Bollet
Medical College of Georgia
School of Medicine
Augusta
Bollet
University of Georgia
Agriculture
Engineering
Coloring Book Suppression Sparks Debate Over Black Panthers
A controversial Black Panther Coloring Book, suppressed from public release, is reprinted by Combat magazine to spark discussion on public and government attitudes toward the Black Panther Party. The piece features inflammatory imagery and contested provenance amid party denouncements and a San Francisco priest’s statement.
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Combat
National Review
Black Panther Party
San Francisco
Black Panthers
The
Panthers
Black Panther
Pig No. 2
Brave No. 1
FBI
CIA
Bobby Kennedy
Address Communications Distribution Inc
Box 182
Murray Hill Station
New York
Normal Test Sparks Lighter Look at Sanity
HAL BOYLE questions modern life to gauge normality with quips about aging and everyday quirks. The piece playfully suggests most answers reveal whether one is psychotically euphoric or simply tired and in need of a vacation.
Letters Blind Beulah
Beulah Jones defends innocence of patriotism while warning that instantaneous history through mass media reveals flaws in America. James Lenahan at Berry Hall Ohio University argues dissenters may be lovers of country and notes hippie culture could illuminate a competitive U S society.
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the Messenger
Beulah Jones
America
Ohio
U. S
James Lenahan Berry Hall
Ohio University
Beulah Jones Critiques Moon Flight Dissent
Beulah Jones applauds the moon mission but complains that Armstrong should replace the U S flag with an Ohio flag. Her remark about dissenters hippies and lazy critters reflects intolerance and worsens polarization and hopelessness about the nation's future.
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Beulah Jones
Armstrong
Ohio
U.S
Athens Messenger Postal Rates and Notice
The Athens Lilessenger lists delivery and mail rates for daily and Sunday editions, both in Ohio and West Virginia and elsewhere in the U.S. The notice notes subscription prices by week, month, and year, and states the paper is entered as second class matter at the Athens Post Office.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Mai
U.S
Possession
Athens Post Office
Th Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athen
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Frea W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Frank Mankiewicz
Tom Braden
Nixon Trip
State Department
Joseph Alsop
Peace’s Corps
Don McKee
Associated Press
James Kilpatrick
Small Society
Brickman
Militant
Hal Boyle
Beulah