Athens Messenger front page details 1969 staff and masthead
The Athens Messenger publishes from Athens Ohio with 1969 staff listings. Front page shows Frederick W Bush publisher, Gordon K Bush and others, managing editor Charles W Reamer, and circulation/advertising leads. Monday December 8 1969 edition details the newspaper’s organizational credits.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Er Bu
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
White House nutrition conference highlights malnutrition toll
The White House Conference on Nutrition, led by Jean Mayer, warns 32 to 40 million Americans are malnourished or underfed. It cites rising infant mortality, lower life expectancy for men, and poor eating habits as key causes. Mayer calls for $5 billion yearly to stamp out hunger and urges congressional action.
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White House
America
Jean Mayer
France
Mayer
Select
Senate Committee On Nutrition
New York
Nixon
Congress
Washington Insight on Food Aid and the Poor
The article outlines a split in Washington over how to aid the poor, with the Nixon administration backing a modest family assistance plan and hunger advocates led by Sen. George McGovern pushing for expanded food stamp programs and a guaranteed annual wage. It notes White House conference gridlock, congressional resistance, and the risk that both plans will fail without unified backing.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon Administration
White House
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Moynihan
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mississippi
Jean Mayer
Harvard
Sen
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Dr. Mayer
Senate
House Agriculture Committee
The Messenger Publishing Co. Contact Details
Daily and Sunday issues priced per copy and by subscription. Delivered by carrier in Ohio and West Virginia. Mail rates vary by region with annual options. Entered as Second Class Matter at Athens, Ohio.
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D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
The Tides Of Crime Roll On In Nixon Era America
James Kilpatrick argues crime grows despite Nixon’s start, citing Willie James Smith case in St. Louis and a Federal Commission on Violence. He warns urban America may darken without citizen discipline, stronger policing, and swift justice, urging public resolve to spur action.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
King Canute
Nixon
Daily Chronicle
Morning Post
Congress
John Lindsay
St. Louis
Willie James Smith
West End
Smith
Supreme Court
Willie Smith
Legion
Federal Commission On the Causes
Commission
Willie Smiths
KSAN FM Pioneer Nisker Mixes News With Sound
In San Francisco KSAN FM under Wes Nisker broadcasts a collage style news show using tapes voices and music to convey current events with emotional impact. The piece contrasts AM and FM news standards, notes Metromedia’s KSAN upgrade, and discusses government censorship pressures and rising niche audience appeal.
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Nicholas von Hoffman
Washington Post
San Francisco
Metromedia
New York
Wnew-Fm
Los Angeles
KRLA
Lou Irwin
New Metromedia
Ksan-Fm
Wes Nisker
Nisker
Kay-San
Golden Gate Bridge
Cape Kennedy
Arnival
Vietnam
Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon
Shakespeare
Spiro T. Agnew
Underground
Sound
Time Magazine
Nixon
Rolling Stones
Berkeley
Donald Duck
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Alagoa Reformatory
Missouri State Penitentiary
Small Society
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Mission Control
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Tony Schwartz
Fordham University
Edward R. Murrow
KSAN
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FCC
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