Athens tests one way street program on Court St
City officials led by Chief Joseph B. Grogan and Mayor Kenneth Sands began a one way street trial on Court Street. For hours drivers faced confusion despite officers guiding traffic. Officials said bugs remain but progress looks promising for a permanent change.
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Labor Probe Debate Highlights Kennedy Ives Bill Split
Senator Barry Goldwater spotlighted a pivotal 47 to 42 defeat of a tough amendment aimed at holding labor officials as fiduciaries for union funds. He cited Kennedy Ives and Ervin among three allies who opposed the amendment despite its support in McClellan Committee findings. The House killed the Senate passed Kennedy Ives labor bill signaling the season’s end for that legislation.
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Wake Up Americans Why the United Nations
A caustic critique questions U N effectiveness in Lebanon and Korea. The author blasts the United Nations as ineffectual and propped by the United States while accusing it of hypocrisy in global crises. Strong language targets the UN's role and leadership.
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Twins Born To Ginny Frechette In New Jersey Hospital
Reporter notes a delayed birth story in Teaneck New Jersey where Ginny Frechette delivers two daughters, Robin and Pamela, at 8:23 and 8:27 a.m. under Dr. Higdon and Dr. Fox. The father Charlie Frechette and hospital staff navigate a dramatic, noisy birth day with a calm mother and joyful nurse.
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Doctor Crane’s Personal Cases Read Virginia’s Confession
A Virginia confession is presented as an example of a marriage formed by mutual respect and shared ideals rather than overt romantic love. The piece describes two people who, despite lacking ecstatic affection before marriage, held similar values and chose to wed.
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Horoscope Advice For Today And Your Birthday
The forecast urges tact and harmony as planetary moods rise. For those with birthdays, steady planning since year start could yield progress in two months, with a promising year ahead for domestic social and romantic happiness and a possible pleasant short trip. Avoid risky spending in November.
Unions Push for Police Dues Seizure Stirring Debate
A circular from Jimmy Hoffa era Teamsters urges police departments to authorize union dues checkoffs. The piece warns of potential gangster influence, dual control risks, and questions Feinstein’s role and motives while noting historic McClellan Committee findings.
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Health Questions on Rheumatic Fever and Related Topics
Questions and expert answers cover rheumatic fever effects on brain and nerves, anemia, and heart risk. albumin in urine and dietary factors. varicose ulcers and cancer risk. radiation from heating versus ionizing radiation. hormones and hair growth. and infectious arthritis distinguishing infectious elements from other factors.
Recession Fails To Dull America's Food Tastes
The nation's demand for gourmet and specialty foods remains strong with imports and domestic producers reporting booming business. Experts credit rising travel to foreign cuisines and increased home entertaining as drivers, with sales above 70 million dollars this year and growth across gourmet categories.
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Farmer Keeps Car Behind Tarpaulin, Believes It Isn't Own Yet
An auto lender confronts an old farmer over late installments on a new car. The farmer reveals the car sits in the barn under tarpaulin with only 12 miles, saying it isn’t truly his until fully paid. The agent ends the repossession and allows continued possession.
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Bank Almost Broken at Tropicana Hole
In Las Vegas a run of heavy winners caused the Tropicana Hole casino to close briefly on Monday before funds were restored and the cash drawer reopened a few hours later.
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The Messenger Publishing Co Address Notice
Publication and delivery terms for The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger. Rates listed for daily and Sunday mail, carrier delivery, and regional availability in Ohio and West Virginia. Official mailing address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio.
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