Athens Messenger announces new year edition in 1970
The Athens Messenger of Athens Ohio dated Thursday January 1 1970 presents local news and notices from the publishing staff led by Frederick W Bush and Gordon K Bush with editor M W McDargh and Paynter as advertising director. The issue marks the start of a new year in the Ohio city.
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Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Fred W. Weber
Charles W. Reamer
M. W. McDargh
Richard R. Paynter
Investment bankers expect inflation drop and bond yield relief
Record high rates hinder municipal financing while businessmen doubt Fed resolve. Investment bankers at Boca Raton foresee a winter to spring decline in long term rates and yields, though many fear continued tight money. They predict 1970 will see inventory shrinkage and reduced spending as inflation abates.
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Federal Reserve
Boca Raton
Fla
Fed
Pollution Warnings From UNESCO Conference
Cornell ecologist Dr. Lamont Cole warns at a UNESCO San Francisco session that global pollution could worsen as smog from the East Coast spreads to Europe and pollution from Asia increases California’s problems. The piece criticizes political blame and names Finnish fish oil producers as the real culprits, while promising naming polluting industries on major rivers if Washington pressures corporations.
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Dayton Daily News
Cornell University
Unesco
San Francisco
Lamont Cole
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Europe
Asia
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Rhodes
Ohio
Lake Erie
Washington
Yangtze
Danube
Amazon
Nixon’s First Year and the Silent Majority Paradox
Theodore H White discusses Nixon’s early presidency, noting the clash between governing against elite thinking and meeting the silent majority. The piece highlights progress on civil order and Vietnam disengagement, yet warns inflation and political backlash could threaten midterm results.
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L.A
White
Nixon
Caric
America
George Wallace
My Lai
Chicago
Vietnam
John Gardner
A New Year Tempers on Vietnam Debate and Elections
William F Buckley Jr addresses Robert Dahl's NYT letter on Vietnam policy. He argues free elections do not define the war aim, asserts the aim is aiding South Vietnam's independence under SEATO, notes the Gulf of Tonkin resolution and SEATO endorsement, and defends U S congressional support as necessary to resist communist expansion.
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Hubert Humphrey
Nixon
Vietnam
White
Robert Dahl
Yale University
New York Times
House
Dahl
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North Vietnam
Taiwan
China
Burma
Portugal
Spain
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
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Egypt
Southeast Asia
America
Robert Kennedy
The
Political Science Association
Congress
United States
Dah
People’s Representatives
Gulf of Tonkin
House of Representatives
Madden Prolific Writer Shows Off New Volume
Ohio University writing instructor David Madden releases a second title in as many months. The collection and his novel Cassandra Singing highlight his career, while Cecil Brown and William Harrington also publish new works.
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Ohio University
Crown
Cassandra Singing
Kentucky
Madden
Cassandra
Southern Illinois University Press
Ohio U
William Harrington
Columbus
David McKay
Cleveland
Johnny Hall
Clem Yacobucci
Hall
Yacobucci
Vaccobucci
Harrington
Prayer for prisoners families and urging aid to U Thant
A wartime urging plea from The Messenger editor calls on readers to pray for thousands of prisoners and missing soldiers. It asks for courage and peace for affected families and urges writing to the United Nations secretary general to plead their cause.
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San Remo
United Nations
the Messenger
God of Compassion
U Thant
United Nations Plaza
New York
N.Y
Letter Submissions Wanted at The Messenger
The Messenger invites Letters to the Editor on public interest topics. Sign and include full address and telephone number. Only signed letters are considered for publication. editors may condense letters as needed.
California adopts dissolution of marriage with irreconcilable differences
The new California divorce law replaces traditional grounds with two bases: irreconcilable differences and incurable insanity, effective January 1. Gov Ronald Reagan, who divorced in 1948, praised the change as reducing acrimony in breakups while judges must still find actual irreconcilable differences.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Jane Wyman
Messenger Publishing Co. postal rates and addresses
Daily and Sunday editions offered with varying delivery options. Rates include carrier and mail prices for Ohio, West Virginia, and nationwide delivery. The Messenger Publishing Co. office is at 43 W Union St, Athens Ohio 45701.
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West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
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Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
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