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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1969

Page

4

Athens Ohio Newspaper Publisher Names For 1825

A historical notice lists the Athens Lilessenger publishing firm and staff roles at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio with names including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenner Bush and Fred W Weber in a December 1 issue.

Athens Lilessenger Messenger Publishing Company West Union Street Athens Ohio G. Kenner Bush Fred W. Weber Charles W. Reamer M. W. McDargh Richard R. Paynter

Nobel prize idea for humor in international relations

German historian Helmut Lindemann proposed a Nobel prize for humor in diplomacy in United Nations journal Impact Science and Society. He cites past presidents with smiles and argues that humor can guard against inhumanity though nations rarely share that trait. He suggests a figure who can defuse crises with laughter would deserve such a prize.

Helmut Lindemann United Nations Quarterly Dwight Eisenhower John F. Kennedy Lindemann

Real Help for the Aged Urges Full Social Security Benefit After 65

The piece defends Nixon's plan to allow 65plus retirees to earn up to 1800 with no penalties and tax only half of earnings between 1800 and 2800, noting 1.1 million would benefit while arguing for no taxes on wages after 65. It condemns the earnings tax rule as discriminatory and urges full benefits without further Social Security taxes after 65.

Nixon

Disarming The Armagers Washington Insight

Washington insight examines how renouncing germ warfare and the non-proliferation treaty reflect shifts in power against arms control opponents. The article links changes in U S and West German political will to progress in Helsinki talks with the Soviet Union, boosting prospects for real arms reductions.

Washington Powers of Light Moscow Atlantic Alliance Helsinki Soviet Union Joint Chiefs of Staff United States Johnson Pentagon White House Joint Chiefs Vietnam Nixon West Germany NPT Bonn Christian Democrats Willy Brandt Brandt Russia

The Young Punk and Fortas on Juvenile Crime Policy

James Fortas urged a tougher rethink of juvenile justice at the Mayflower, warning that due process alone cannot curb youth crime. He cited rising arrests, high recidivism, and a system seen as institution-happy, advocating expanded facilities and one-to-one counseling over walls and punishment.

Washington Abe Fortas Mayflower Hotel High Court Juvenile Court Practice Institute Fortas America Gerald Gault Supreme Court

Destruction Or Self-Improvement Institutional Power Shifts

Washington Post columnist David S. Broder analyzes a crisis of institutions across politics, academia, and media. He contrasts internal rebellions and interinstitutional clashes with a cautious note that self reform, not collapse, may emerge, citing the McGovern Commission on Democratic reform as a hopeful sign.

Supreme Court Senate Court Congress Adam Clayton Powell New York Times Washington Post Air Force Senate Committee Fitzgerald Spiro Agnew McGovern Commission

Letters All Christians

A reader from Athens responds to Everett Bryan of Logan arguing that public schools should remain separate from prayer and church. The writer asserts not all Americans are Christian and that state schools infringe constitutional rights of nonbelievers, urging home or church prayer instead. He emphasizes separation of church and state and proclaims attendance not required.

Everett Bryan Logan Bryan America Klaus Schnitzer Mill Street Athens

Jumping to conclusions and oddities in daily life

HAL BOYLE muses on inflation and manners while noting painting as self expression and the odd belief about prunes. He laments gift painting burdens and hints at romantic underuse of talent for love songs versus ads. He jokes about rutabaga confusion and public perception.

Conservative clash over immigration limits in Parliament

Quintin Hogg taunted right wingers who pressed strict immigration curbs. Far rightists mocked French dancers but moderates won support for limited entry while ensuring fair treatment for about 2 million nonwhite residents in Britain.

Quintin Hogg England Isle

The Athens Messenger Subscription Rates and Address

The Athens Messenger lists prices for daily and Sunday editions, with mail and carrier delivery options across Ohio and West Virginia. It notes 43 W Union St, Athens Ohio as the postal address and mentions Associated Press affiliation.

The Associated Press D&s Mai Ohio West Virginia U.S. & Possessions Athens Post the Messenger Publishing Co W. Union. St Athens

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Ederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush Joseph Kraft James Kilpatrick Punk Small Society Brickman Secretary OF the Treasury Geays David S. Broder Cambridge Mass Spiro T. Agnew Harvard Clement Haynsworth Congressional A. Ernest Fitzgerald Secretary of State Foreign Service Cir Tey LOS Angeles Times the Messenger Hal Boyle New York the Athens Messenger
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