Athens Messenger July 4 1969 special edition note
Athens Ohio edition dated July 4 1969 from The Athens Messenger presents a public newspaper record. It lists staff including publisher Kenner Bush and editor Reamer with internal notes and hometown coverage for Athens and surrounding areas.
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Postal reform drive aims to turn Post Office into government corporation
President Nixon and Postmaster General Blount advocate transforming the Post Office Department into a government owned corporation. They claim a five year turnaround with reduced costs saving about 1 billion annually. Workers would keep civil service status and benefits, with collective bargaining but no strikes.
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Nixon
William M. Blount
Post Office Department
Blount
Tennessee Valley Authority
St. Lawrence
Supreme Court extends double jeopardy protection to states
In a Warren Court decision led by Justice Thurgood Marshall the Supreme Court held that the Fifth Amendment double jeopardy clause applies to states through the Fourteenth Amendment. The 6–2 ruling barred retrial for larceny after an acquittal on that charge and constrained harsher second-trial sentences while leaving open retroactivity questions.
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Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Thurgood Marshall
Maryland
McElroy Named NSF Director by Nixon
President Nixon selects Dr. William D. McElroy of Johns Hopkins as director of the National Science Foundation. McElroy says his main goal is to keep basic science and education alive amid political and public concern over science funding.
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William D. McElroy
Johns Hopkins Biology
Nixon
National Science Foundation
Basic Science Agency
McElroy
Nixon Romania trip seen as small shift in East West policy
Washington views President Nixon's Bucharest visit as a potential shift from Moscow first to engage Eastern European dissidents. Yet analysts warn the trip may be symbolic unless Washington backs a broader stance toward China and Vietnam, while fearing no real change if the U S focus remains on a larger Russia deal.
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Paris
Nixon
Romania
Bucharest
Washington
China
North
Vietnam
Vietnam. and the Probability Is That, Instead of Following Up, Mr. Nixon
Europe
Alexander Dubcek
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Dubcek
Moscow
Russia
Warsaw
Holland
Peking
Near East
Israel
Arabia
East Africa
Suez Canal
Cairo
United States
Sexed Passecima
France
West Ger
South Vietnam
Lane Kirkland poised for AFL-CIO second in command role
Lane Kirkland 47, long time Meany aide, moves to AFL-CIO secretary treasurer and potential successor to George Meany. The soft spoken former merchant marine officer would become only the second secretary treasurer in 14 year federation history. Meany denies retirement plans while insiders see Kirkland as a strong future contender for the presidency.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
Afl-Cio
Lane Kirkland
Labor Federation
Aflcio
George Meany
Kirkland
Meany
Labor
Federation
Schnitzler
Institute of
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
N.Y
South
Nixon
Alliance For Labor Action
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Auto Workers
Liberals Lose Knowles Fight in Washington Column
James Kilpatrick argues liberals overreacted to Dr. John H. Knowles’s failed nomination as assistant secretary for health and scientific affairs. He notes federal health programs grew under large majorities, portraying the Knowles episode as political theater driven by AMA tensions rather than a national calamity.
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Washington
John H. Knowles
White House
Potomac
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Robert Finch
Knowles
Roger Egeburg
University of Southern California
Abe Fortas
Press Club
Bobby Finch
Richard Nixon
Senator Dirksen
American Medical Association
Genghis Kahn
AMA
Congress
Federal Treasury
House
Senate
Dr. Knowles
Griselda
Aflcio
NAACP
Democratic Action
Brooke
Massachusetts
Harris
Oklahoma
Thomas B. Reed
Okinawa Returns Hinted as Japan Seeks Possession
The Japanese expect a demand for Japan to buy all U S assets on Okinawa if the island is returned. The United States still controls all public facilities there including roads ports gas and water. The hint from Japan signals their strong desire to resume possession.
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United States
Japan
Okinawa
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