Athens Messenger 1969 Athens Ohio August 19
The Athens Messenger published August 19 1969 at 41 West Union Street Athens Ohio edition. The masthead lists Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenner Bush as publishers with staff including Charles W Reamer managing editor Richard R Payoter assistant to the publisher circulation director Free W Weber advertising director and M W McDargh. The paper details the publication office and staff roles for the Athens University area.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Free W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Payoter
Summer White House debate shifts to California and Florida
The article notes Nixon will use San Clemente California as the summer White House while Key Biscayne Florida serves as winter retreat. Rogers Mitchell Kissinger and other aides leased homes away from Washington through Labor Day. Press quarters will be at La Guana Beach as Congress takes its summer break.
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California
Florida
White House
Nixon
San Clementie
Calfornia
Key Biscayne
Washington
Sumter
Caliornia
William F. Rogers
John Mitchell
National Security
Neary Kissinger
Pacific
la Guana Beach
Congress
Lesson From The Moon Emphasizes Earth’s Plant Value
The piece cites George Abram of the Pittsburgh Post-Cazette noting the moon shows Earth is a good place to live. Plants, especially trees and grass, filter air, absorb pollution, and support life, nutrition, and food, making growth essential for a better world.
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George Abraham
Green Thumb
Pittsburgh Post-Cazette
Earth
Auto Price Rise For 1970 Cars Forecast
The 1970 automobile models will cost $30 to $50 more due to added costs from steel copper and other materials. Wage increases from a new auto workers contract and living-cost raises will push the wage bill higher, with price effects likely visible when cars hit the market in late September and early October.
Nixon Plot to Curb Wallace Runs Through Alabama
Postmaster General Winton Blount leads a Nixon effort to derail Wallace by backing Albert Brewer for Alabama governor in 1972. Brewer’s stance could shift votes from Wallace, with outside funding and party strategy shaping the primary and potential runoff repercussions. Wallace screens Breger’s loyalty while weighing a bid to the presidency.
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Washington
Nixon
George Wallace
Alabama
Winton
Red” Blount
Blount
Albert Brewer
Brewer
Wallace
Richard Nixon
Robert Vance
Democratc
Vance
Humphrey
Revere
Alarama
Sendopa Sparkman
Sparkman
Nationalit
Adlai Stevensee
Alaama
Polticians
Ohio War Goods Drive Big Money In State Economy
Ohio's military industry is a multi billion dollar sector with major plants in Evendale and Columbus. General Electric and North American Rockwell employ thousands producing jet engines and defense equipment for military contracts and R D projects. The research and development funds fuel payrolls and local commerce across Cleveland Akron Cincinnati Columbus and Toledo regions.
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Congress
Ohio
Steve Drake
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Michael Hobson
Ohio Development Department
Ohio Industries
Wilfrom
Ohio State University
Isl
Cheveland-Akron-Can
Cincinnati-Dayton
Columbus Industries
Toledo
General Electrics
Cincinnati
Evendale
Hamilton
Columbus
Rockwell Corp
Diogenes
Gallup Poll Finds Split on School Integration Pace
A Gallup survey conducted July 11–14 shows 44 percent saying school integration is going too fast, 22 percent not fast enough, and 76 percent overall rating it as about right. The poll notes higher not fast enough among college graduates and mixed views on desegregation timelines after the Johnson and Nixon administrations.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N. J
Gallup
Nixon
Johnson
Pennsylvania
United States
National
South
Smoking Moms And Risks In Pregnancy
Public Health Service study highlights risks from maternal smoking during pregnancy. It suggests possible links to spontaneous abortion stillbirth and neonatal death. The report stresses caution for expectant mothers and calls for further research.
Slick Mattress In Israel Tests Oil Spill Rake
Slick Mattress in Israel developed a mattress like raft from a spongy flexible material that absorbed oil on the Sea of Galilee surface in a recent test. The device is proposed as a solution to global oil slick pollution in oceans.
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Israel
Sea of Galiles
Dixie Florida Rejoins Confederacy Over Dixie Band Law
Dixie Florida rejoined the Confederacy when lawmakers passed a bill banning school boards from prohibiting Dixie in school band performances. Several legislators waved Confederate flags during the vote signaling a ceremonial show of support.
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Florida
Athens Measenger Publication Rates
The Athens Measenger announces subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions with mail delivery options across Ohio West Virginia and beyond. Rates include weekly four cents and annual plans, with a note of Second Class Matter at the Athens Post Office.
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Weavereally Vartier
D&s
Aclic
Ohio
West Virginia
Daily & Sumiay
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
Sooenre Publishing Co
W. Union St
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