Lousy Legislation Dear Rep Dulski on postal reform
A Southeastern Ohio newspaper condemns Rep. Dulski for a postal rate bill that favors junk mailers. It argues all mail users should pay fairly and notes the impact on first class letters and Aunt Minnie. The letter urges Rep. Clarence Miller to oppose the bill and mail protests.
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D-Ny
Dulski
Minnie Koller
House Post Office Committee
Minnie
Binnie
Mr. Dulski
Post Office Department
Ohio
Clarence Miller
Longworth Building
Washington, D. C
City Council Eyes Noise Control For Athens Motorcycles
Citizens urge action against loud bikes as Britain sets audio safety rules. Vehicles may face decibel limits with trucks cars and cycles capped at 84 to 86 decibels by 1969, aiming to reduce irritability and preserve hearing without eliminating motor vehicle noise.
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Athens
Great Britain
England
Mac
Dependents and Power Plays in Cold War Alignments
The piece argues that Soviet satellites and allies, from North Vietnam to Cuba, act largely to appease or challenge Moscow's guidance. It suggests small nations manipulate superpower influence and questions whether Soviet messaging hides a secret endorsement of their allies’ defiance while maintaining face-saving propaganda.
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Congress
India
Pakistan
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
United States
Israel
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Americas
De Gaulle’s Later Years Stir France As 1973 Deadline Near
World Today reviews Charles de Gaulle’s aging leadership six years from his 1973 presidential end, noting declining popularity, strained ties with the United States and Britain, controversial Quebec remarks, and his push for France as a third world leader.
Why Not Liberate France by William F Buckley Jr
The piece lambasts General Charles de Gaulle and questions western notions of liberty for the Quebecois. It recalls historical tensions between English and French Canadians and cites past fears among academics about right wing influence.
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Charles de Gaulle
Canada
France
John Roche
Roch
Numbers And Lottery Odds Compared By Police Operator
A police gambling operator states New York numbers players stay active because odds favor numbers games over state lottery. He cites 600 to 4 for numbers versus about 1 in a million for the lottery, noting gambling activity remains steady since the lottery began.
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New York
Savannah Sails On as Dry Dock Plans Are Scrapped
The crew aboard the nuclear mercantile vessel Savannah celebrate avoiding a planned dry dock. They claim keeping the ship afloat and reactors operational is preferable to delays that could concede advantage to rival nations.
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Savannah
De Gaulle’s Free Quebec Dream Sparks Global Turmoil
The piece attacks De Gaulle for shifting to anti-colonialism and demanding a “free” Quebec, accusing him of puppetizing his cabinet including Andre Malraux. It derides leftist support, notes Communist and Socialist backing, laments French pride harmed by his stance, and warns France could lose self-rule if he remains.
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Robert Aron
de Gaulle
Harry S. Truman
Napoleon
Canada
Quebec
France
Algeria
Manhattan
Politburo
Josef Stalin
Alexei Kosygin
Andre Malraux
Europe
L’affaire Canada
West
Free Quebecois
Detroit
Rwanda
Burundi
Pierre Mendes-France
le Monde
Edible solutions to waste raise space age dream
HAL BOYLE notes a St. Louis Post-Dispatch piece on Ralston Purina scientists proposing edible soybean based materials for aircraft and spacecraft. Aimed at starving astronauts and stranded pilots, the idea expands to making everyday items edible including cans furniture and clothing, turning waste into meals and even bomb casings for world peace via a giant picnic.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Ralston-Purina Co
Moon
Earth
McSweeney Chosen To Oppose Bricker In Ohio Primary
The Messenger reports John McSweeney of Wooster as the Democratic opponent to Gov. John W. Bricker in the Ohio primary. The Southeastern Ohio County School Superintendent Association debated suspending interscholastic athletics for wartime intramurals. Senator Sherman urged shorter ice cream days plus breadless and meatless days to aid the war effort. W. W. Dewey of Athens boasted the largest sunflower in the civilized world, standing 14 feet 3 inches tall.
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Ohio
John McSweeney
Wooster
John W. Bricker
Ohio County
Ohio University Men's Union
Senator Sherman
Illinois
W. W. Dewey
Welt
Athens
Sunday Messenger Postal Rates and Contact Details
Che Sunday Messenger publishes daily except Sunday with a weekly and weekend edition. Delivery by mail available. rates listed include one week and multi month options. Address mass mailing to The Massanigay Publishing Co at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45707.
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Meil Clenhmeth
Athens
Ohies
Massanigay Publishing Co
W. Unien Se
Ohle
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Viste
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