Athens Messenger published in Athens Ohio 1967 edition
The Athens Messenger issue from January 4 1967 lists the long running publishing house address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio and credits Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenner Bush W Weber Charles W Reamer M W McDargh Robert L Powers as editors and staff with the paper serving Athens Ohio with standard daily content.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
W. Weber
Charles W. Reamer
M. W. McDargh
Robert L. Powers
Yes It Can Be Done Today pledges drive for Sheltering Arms Hospital
About 2,100 pledges from individuals and firms total 1,350,000 to fund a Sheltering Arms Hospital project. The 1966 effort is hailed as Athens community’s major achievement, with costs rising from 3,000,000 to about 3,450,000 and two months left to meet new objectives.
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Sheltering Arms
Athens
Dem governors fear 1968 losses over Great Society policy
Democratic leaders surveyed by the New York Times warn Johnson's Great Society programs, notably anti poverty and education aid, may hurt the party in 1968. Forty three percent prefer another candidate or won’t endorse Johnson now, while most expect no challenge to his renomination.
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New York Times
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Goldwater
Rights Of Citizens Guide For Georgia Slum Dwellers
A booklet on citizens rights issued by the ACLU and Georgia Council on Human Rights aims at guiding slum dwellers and police. It stresses that a person need not answer questions when under arrest, limits on searches, home entry, access to a lawyer, and how to report mistreatment, while urging cooperation with police during investigations.
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Georgia
American Civil Liberties Union
Georgia Council On Human Rights
Washington Insight: Kraft on a Bitter New Year
Joseph Kraft surveys Washington mood as 1966 ends, noting Vietnam policy splits among officials and lawmakers. He argues the war’s debate reveals broader failures: misaligned domestic programs, costly projects with limited impact, and Republican disarray. The piece ends calling for a fresh start.
War on Spellman and the meaning of victory in Vietnam
In a defense of Cardinal Spellman amid Vietnam debate, the author argues the cardinal speaks for a just war and that victory matters. The piece denounces critics in the New York Times editorials as morally biased, calling for sustained U.S. commitment, exhorting soldiers to challenge perceived antiwar moralizers and to demand victory.
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New York
Vietnam
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Times
Southeast Asia
Cardinal Spellman
McGeorge Bundy
Ho Chi Minh
Mao Tse-tung
Aleksei Kosygin
Saigon
Harakari
Westmoreland
United States of America
United States
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Subcontinent
George Orwell
Gangbang
Cowboy proprietor flies Confederate flags in England
Hal Boyle profiles John Ridley, 45, owner of the Southern Hotel in South Manchester England. Ridley, an official of Blackpool's Quick-Draw Club, embraces the American South and Southwest, stocking rifles and western gear, hosting two-gun rigs, horses, and leather holsters while joking about costs and welcoming any American visitors with Southern pride. He recalls meeting American soldiers and WACs in Caserta during WWII and a Texas sergeant who helped entertain him. Ridley quips he is a two-gun English cowboy as his hotel displays the Stars and Bars and Lone Star emblems.
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Eddy Gilmore
Yonder
Manchester
England
Texas
John Ridley
Southern Hotel
South
Southern
Ridley
Blackpool
Pardner
Italy
Caserta
Wavell Named Allied Far East Commander
Gen Sir Archibald P. Wavell took over as allied commander of all Far Eastern anti Axis operations. Tickets for the Paul Brown dinner sponsored by the Nelsonville Booster Club were reported sold out. Pictures of the Ohio State Michigan game were scheduled to be shown. Buffalo Bill Cody with his sister visited Glenwood Springs Colo for medical treatment after illness. Hocking Valley coal mine operators complained railroads allow only one car for every five asked, threatening mine closures.
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Archibald P. Wavell
Paul Brown
Nelsonville Booster Club
Buffalo Bill Cody
Glenwood Spring
Colo
Hocking Valley
Letters to The Messenger Welcome Reader Opinions
The Messenger invites brief letters on subjects of current interest. Respond with your signed view, including your full address and telephone number. Letters for publication must include the writer’s name. the right to select and condense letters is reserved.
The Messenger Publishing Co Ad Rates and Contact
Advertisement listing shows daily and Sunday single copies and mail rates. Mentions delivery by carrier, Ohio and West Virginia options, and rates for elsewhere in the US. Provides Athens Ohio mailing address 43 W Union St 45701.
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