Johnson Faces World Full of Problems in 1965
President Johnson confronts a 1965 world crowded with trouble spots. Dean Rusk flags Viet Nam and the Congo as urgent, with risks of broader war, NATO strains, and Cold War flashpoints across Africa, Asia, and Europe.
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Eve Rr Johnson
Spencer Davis
Johnson
Dean Rusk
South Viet Nam
Congo
North Viet Nam
China
U. S
Southeast Asia
Far East
World
United States
Saigon
Leopoldville
Cyrille Adoula
Tshombe
Cuba
Colombia
Venezuela
Ecuador
Bolivia
Panama
Haiti
Dominican Republic
The Messenger History Note and Local Staff Listing
A historical notice from The Messenger Publishing Co at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio lists staff roles including Frederick W Bush publisher 1896 1929 and Charles W Reamer managing editor with accompanying names for news advertising and circulation departments.
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the Messenger Publishing CO
W. Union St
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Charles W. Reamer
Robert L. Powers
Ronnie T. Yates
Returning Money To States In Heller Plan Faces New Support
Washington debates Walter Heller’s proposal to return two to three billion dollars annually to states on a population basis. Supporters push for relief from rising state debt while skeptics warn about mis spending and a perpetual federal surplus.
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Heller
Uncle Sam
Washington
Walter W. Heller
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Mao Tse Tong's Chu Hua Notes on Sino Soviet Talks
Kremlinologists say Mao Tse Tung uses chu hua to press for concessions. He criticizes Russian imperialism and seeks territorial exchanges and aid for China's industrialization. Moscow risks no satisfying deal as Mao asks for land and a free hand in Asia while Russia balks at feeding hungry Chinese workers.
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Rumania
Hungary
Mao
Bessarabia
Russia
Kadar
Maccow
Pee
Albania
Tan
Europe
Red China
Asia
India
Moscow
Ichuhua
Peiping
China
Moderates Plot Georgia Return Against Goldwater Storm
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report moderates ousted in Georgia by the Goldwater revolt plan a comeback. They target the Negro vote dynamics and back Rep-elect Howard Calloway as leader to steer the party away from racism while defending moderates Pickett and Tribble.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Georgia
Atlanta
Richard M. Nixon
Roscoe Pickett
Pickett
Goldwater
Joseph Tribble
Jarvin Levison
Fifth Congressional District
Don Whittemore
Fulton County
Tribble
Howard
Bo” Calloway
Congress
Reconstruction
Calloway
Republican Party
Public report on tuberculosis levy requested by Nelsonville editor
A Letter to the Editor urges a public report on the one mill levy for tuberculosis care and prevention. The writer asks how much revenue is collected yearly, spent on designated purposes, any balance remaining, progress achieved, and whether the levy is still needed or diverted from its original use in Nelsonville on December 30.
Nut Hunter's Eight Year Story Cracks Over Abby Advice
Dear Abby column humor and guidance piece notes reader questions about a husband who hunts nuts for seven weeks yearly, a lost diamond, and a suspicious letter. It also includes letters about engagement rings, wedding gifts, and family etiquette as Abby offers blunt, period tone responses.
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Abby
Hunter
P.S
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