Athens Cleaner Downtown Face Needs Merchants Backing
A Messenger report notes Athens downtown streets and sidewalks often dirty. City officials say a street cleaner operates at Court Street in early hours, but debris remains after sweeping. The Athens Retail Merchants Association calls for a year round campaign and cooperation to improve cleanliness downtown.
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Athens
Messenger
Court Street
Ohio University
Athens Retail Merchants Association
Merchants Association
McNamara outlines first hour nuclear casualties and command duty
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara warns that in a full scale nuclear exchange almost 100 million Americans would die in the first hour, with similar losses for the Soviet side. He stresses the President alone should control such power and defends a balanced, flexible defense posture amid Cold War threats including Viet Cong and terrorism.
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Secretary of
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Barry Goldwater
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Hiroshima
Gulf of Tonkin
South Viet Nam
America
Latin America
Bay of Pigs
Cuba
Decisive Backlash in Six States Swings Voters
A six state poll shows cross-partisan voting in the fall. Samuel Lubell reports one Democrat voter in seven may back Barry Goldwater due to riots, while Johnson gains one in five Republicans from four years ago. States polled include New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois. Johnson’s rise offsets Goldwater’s losses.
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Samuel Lubell
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater’s circle linked to Hiss case history
The piece recalls Ed Nellor, Barry Goldwater’s aide, as the journalist who helped expose the Alger Hiss case in 1948. It notes Nellor’s Washington connections and mentions Harold P Green of George Washington University and the AEC debates on security clearances, linking past subversion fights to Goldwater’s current entourage.
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Barry Goldwater
Ed Neller
Ed Nellor
Washington
New York Sun
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Isaac Don Levine
Adolf Berle
State Department
Chambers
Berle
Roosevelt
Stalin
House UN- American Activities Committee
Time Magazine
the Sun
Ae Seemisney
Earthing
Nellor
Maas
America
Harold P. Green
George Washington University
Atomic Energy Commission
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Green
AEC
Eisenhower - Dulles
Lebanon
Quemoy
Matsu
Ed Nelson
Murals Tell of Japanese Persecution and Secret Faith
In Cuernavaca a cathedral renovation uncovers murals depicting the 16th century martyrdom of Japanese Christians. The scene shows crucifixion and beheading near Nagasaki's Martyr’s Mount as edicts forced Christians to renounce their faith, many choosing death. A hidden legacy survived two centuries until Western contact revived church presence.
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Hal Boyle
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Japan
Nagasaki
Spain
Dear Abby and the magazine dilemma at the drugstore
A teen reader asks why a drugstore owner calls certain magazines trash and unsuitable while selling them. Abby suggests questioning the store, while another reader shares a thriftier marriage lesson about furniture and debt, noting snobbery in discarding usable cast-offs.
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Abby
Agenda Plan For Housework From Dr Crane Advice
The piece explains using a nightly Agenda Plan to break chores into small steps. It urges listing tasks from breakfast dishes to laundry, breaking big chores into bite sized items, and posting the list above the kitchen sink to streamline daily work. It emphasizes crossing off completed tasks to boost motivation.
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Lorna G
Dr. Crane
Percy Cancels Javits Visit in Illinois Race
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that Charles Percy, the Illinois GOP nominee, canceled an invitation for Sen. Jacob Javits to campaign in Illinois. The move follows pressure from Goldwater supporters and a hostile Chicago Tribune editorial, risking Percy's appeal to Negro and Jewish voters and broad GOP outreach.
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Illinois
Charles Percy
Jacob Javits
New York
Chicago
Percy
Long
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Jack Javits
Chase Manhattan Bank
Rockefeller
Sen
Javits
San Francisco
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Tribune
John Henry Altorfer
First International Conference on Preventive Cardiology Opens
The Vermont event from August 24 to 28 gathers preventive cardiology specialists from ten countries at the University of Vermont in Burlington. Dr. Wilhelm Raab notes the field’s low public interest despite cardiovascular diseases killing nearly a million Americans annually.
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University of Vermont
Burlington
Wilhelm
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John Chamberlain
Far East
Acapulco
Manila
Dear Abby
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Rowland Evans and
Robert Novak
Dorse — the
Miller Ticket
Vermont City
Athens Messenger
Ss Éatty Ees
W. Va
Sunda
Asheng
Atl Mall
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