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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1970

Page

6

Floodlights Cut Crime in Washington Block

In the 1800 block of Wyoming Avenue NW Washington DC crime dropped after floodlights pruning and an escort service were added. From eight assaults and seven house break-ins in October the first 10 weeks with lights saw only one purse snatching. Neighbors from diverse backgrounds united to deter street crime.

Washington, D. C Wyoming Avenue NW

Prison Reform Urged By Criminal Justice Experts

After 38 years in federal corrections Myrle Alexander argues for prison reform focusing on rehabilitation and ending the revolving door. He joins James V. Bennett and Karl Menninger in urging overhaul of penal practice to curb rearrests and improve public safety.

U. S. Bureau of Prisons Myrle Alexander Alexander Southern Illinois University House Select Committee On Crime Bureau James V. Bennett Joint Commission On Correctional Manpower and Training Bennett FBI Karl Menninger Ohio Warren E. Burger Swift Sure Justice Lieves Nixon Justice Department

Bay of Pigs debate questions who bore blame

A Kennedy era Bay of Pigs critique argues public understanding is fiction and the secret report remains unreleased. It blames President Kennedy and Nicaragua's Somoza for risky change, notes the Joint Chiefs of Staff bore the brunt of blame, and highlights CIA dominance and military misjudgment.

L.A. Times Washington Post John F. Kennedy Castro Cuba Bay of Pigs Luis Somoza Nicaragua Puerto Cabezas Somoza Kennedy White House United States North Korea Joint Chiefs of Staff CIA

Debated HEW clash masks political theater in education fight

Washington analysis argues the veto stalemate over the labor health education welfare bill reveals a calculated charade. It accuses leaders of using education rhetoric for political gain while urban schooling deteriorates and presidential leadership remains weak.

Times Washington Post Cambridge Mass House Carl Albert Oklahoma Nixon Congress Official Washington United States Washington

Lindsay Boycott of Pompidou Sparks Debate in New York

In a heated exchange, critics assail Mayor Lindsay for boycotting French President Pompidou over Middle East policy while praising Soviet and Arab ties. The piece argues the move won’t affect policy and contrasts France’s aims in Libya with U.S. aid debates, urging Jewish leaders to condemn diplomacy’s vulgarization.

Robert Wagner New York Ibn Saud Wagner Nikita Khrushchev National Review Saudi Arabia Khrushchev John Lindsay Faisal Lindsay France Israel United States Libya Pompidou Cairo Faisal II Iraq Bourgiuba Mideast New York City Pedell Brooklyn

Lollobrigida fur coat sparks backlash and feminists debate

Gina Lollobrigida drew fire in London over five maxi coats made from endangered animal skins including tigers and jaguars. She claimed the coats used only dead tigers and quipped the dead animals were already gone, prompting wildlife groups to condemn the display as cynical.

Marie Miss Lollobrigida London

Renewal notes on absentee owners in Athens West River area

Athens Councilman Edgar Tuckerman says many houses in the proposed Athens West River Urban Renewal area are owned by absentee landlords who fail to repair properties yet profit by renting substandard housing. He urges scrutiny of ownership and housing conditions.

Athens West River Edgar Tuckerman Athens

Athens Messenger Postal Rates and Address Notice

The Athens Messenger publishes weekdays with prices for single copies and mail subscriptions. It lists delivery options by carrier and mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide, and notes second class matter status with the office address at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio.

Ohio West Virginia U.S. & Possessions Athens the Messenger Publishing Co W. Union St

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