Sunday Messenger Athens Ohio 1959 Publication Details
The Sunday Messenger published by the Messenger Publishing Company at 3 West Union Street Athens Ohio lists staff including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenner Bush and Fred W Weber with Charles W Reamer as managing editor and A W WeDargh as advertising director dated Sunday December 21 1959 in Athens Ohio 44701.
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YE Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Fred W. Weber
Charles W. Reamer
A.W. WeDargh
Tlehird St Paynter
QHIO
HAPSEC Center Shows Value Despite Funding Doubt
The Hocking Athens Perry Supplementary Ed center HAPSEC founded in 1968 in Logan operates as a cooperative to supply specialized teaching services to 74 schools across 17 districts in Athens Perry and surrounding counties. With 1 04 teachers in seven disciplines the program supports students needing extra help and earns praise from teachers though its three year federal grant expires in 1971 prompting calls for continued funding and state support.
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Athens
Sonny Id
Athens-Perry Supplementary Edu National Center
Logan
Hapsec
Ing. Aikens
Perry
Nelsonville-York
New Lexington
Crooksville
Ohio
Hocking
Percy
County moves toward Athens site for children’s home at airport
Progress by Athens County commissioners and officials focuses on the old university airport as the preferred site for the new children's home. The plan, backed by the county board after review by a home study committee, awaits a definite county purchase offer and entry rights to allow fill from bypass construction, with urgency mounting as a December deadline nears for the director’s job and funding.
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Athens County
Abeast
Afi
University Airport
County Children’s Services Board
Ohio University
University Air
E. State St
AMA explores recruiting doctors for urban slum service
The American Medical Association weighs sending physicians to urban slum areas to aid the poor. It notes Vietnam deployments. proposes two year ghetto service with deferments, tying length of stay to Public Health Service work and draft exemptions, to attract social service minded doctors without hindering military needs.
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Vietnam
American Medical Association
Asia
U. S
Public Health Service
Ohio Schools at Risk as Tax Cuts Threaten Standards
Dayton Daily News reports State Senator Paul Gillmor warns that tax reductions push districts to shunt closures to crowbar votes for higher taxes. He argues lawmakers must raise state aid to 30 percent and relieve districts from inflated local costs or risk schools failing to meet minimum standards.
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Dayton Daily News
Paul Gillmor
Ir-Tiffin
Ohio
Notes and Quotes Solemnly Fare Our Conviction
Fragmentary line of prose reflects a period of internal dangers and a solemn pledge to uphold conviction. The text hints at collective resolve amid uncertainty and frames the era as one of vigilance and unity. Recognition of internal dangers underscores the need for steadfast commitment.
Tax Reform Bill Sparks Economic Debate in Washington
Hobart Rowen argues that Congress is pushing a tax reform bill that favors tax cuts and exemptions, risking deficits and inflation. The piece critiques misaligned fiscal policy, warns of a looming public-works funding squeeze, and calls for expenditure reform to balance private gains with essential government spending.
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Hobart Rowen
Washington Post
Washington
Pat Moynihan
Lou
Congress
Capitol Hill
Treasury
Senate
Lilue
Federal Reserve
Arthur F. Burns
Nixon
Tration
Economic Council
Pauk.w. McCracken
Federal Reserve Board
Conference of Economic Progress
Lenn St. Keyserting
Summing Up Vietnam Part II by William F Buckley Jr
Buckley argues Washington has not explained Vietnamization’s meaning and criticizes the U.S. strategy as militarily irrational. He urges actions such as blocking Haiphong and Haiphong related harbors or launching cross border actions, while warning against escalating tensions with Red China and the Soviet Union. He assesses South Vietnam’s growing military role and warns that political compromises could hand victory to the enemy.
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Washington
Senle
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Purilc
Soviet Union
Chins
Haiphong
Lyndon
Johnson
Nixon
Empire State Building
Pemmieder
Dace
Sihanoukville
U.S
United States
Red China
China
South Vietnam
Costa Rica
Laos
Indian Ocean
Coach Snyder’s influence on Ohio basketball and character
Norman H. Dohn praises Ohio University athletics and Coach Jim Snyder as catalysts for statewide pride and university development. He argues successful programs attract support and students, noting Snyder’s skills and personal integrity shape disciplined, respectful players both in class and on the court.
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Biessenger! E
Jim Snyder
Athens
Southeastern
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
Columbus
Ohio University
Snyder
Norman H. Dohn
Monticello Village
Athens County mental health group laments inaction on new children home
At the last meeting the Athens County Mental Health Association passed a resolution expressing disappointment that the county commissioners have taken no constructive action on the new children's home. Studies have been made and approvals given, yet nothing materializes. The group criticizes Commission President John Cline for prioritizing other concerns over homeless children.
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the Messenger
Athens County Mental Health Association
Commission
John Cline
Athens County
Shirley Whan
The Sunday Messenger Advertisement Rates and Address
The Sunday Messenger lists delivery by carrier and mail with rates for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide. It notes daily and Sunday editions, weekly and yearly prices, and confirms second class matter status and the publishing office address at 49 W Union St Athens.
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D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
Matt
U.S. & Possessions
Athens Post Office
Meromnete Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
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