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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1969

Page

14

Athens Messenger July 10 1969 edition header details

The Athens Messenger published in Athens Ohio lists The Messenger Publishing Company 43 West Union Street as the 1969 header date for the Thursday July 10 issue. It credits Frederick W Bush publisher and Gordon K Bush and G Kenner Bush as later publishers with Fred W Weber as circulation director and M W McDargi as advertising director. Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter are listed among editorial staff.

the Messenger Publishing Company West Union Street Athens Ohio Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G. Kenner Bush Charles W. Reamer Richard R. Paynter Athens, Ohio

Finch Names Dr. Egeberg as Health Assistant Secretary

Secretary Finch appointed Dr. Roger Olaf Egeberg 65 dean of USC School of Medicine as assistant secretary for health. Egeberg advocates universal health coverage with public funds for the poor and ties private premiums to employee groups. He is seen as a bridge between government and private medicine and has AMA backing.

Robert H. Finch John H. Knowles Massachusetts General Hospital Roger Olaf Egeberg University of Southern California School of Medicine Egeberg California American Medical Association Knowles AMA Dwight L. Wilbur Finch Dr. Egeberg Senate

Cost Barriers To Artificial Kidney Treatment

The article notes 8000 Americans die yearly from kidney disease due to treatment costs. Home use lowers expenses to about 500 dollars annually, yet many cannot afford even this. It highlights bipartisan congressional concern with 64 House members and 26 senators co sponsoring measures to address the issue.

House of Representatives Senate

Treatments for national artificial kidney program bill

A proposed bill would authorize 74 million dollars by 1974 to build and equip kidney disease centers. Centers would support research into causes and treatments and train technicians to operate kidney machines. First year costs for 8000 patients projected at 112 million. thereafter 36 million yearly if patients self operate at home. Research may yield new preventives or treatments.

Steelworkers announce multimillion strike fund plan

The United Steelworkers Union, with 1.2 million members, will now be covered by a multimillion dollar strike insurance policy in its 33 year history. The fund, once challenged in court, can be used for strike assistance under union rules limiting disbursements. President Abel had cited a $35 million fund previously.

United Steelworkers Union I. W. Abel

Strike Fund Rules for Unions and Members

The plan withholds relief from members who join unauthorized strikes and bans direct payments to individuals. Relief goes to local unions to distribute by need, with a $10 weekly allotment per member limited to basic necessities. A long strike could strain funds if growth remains modest.

Abel

Monnet and De Gaulle in Europe’s Uneasy Race

The essay contrasts Jean Monnet and Charles de Gaulle in shaping postwar Europe. It notes Britain's potential Common Market entry within five years, France's opposition, and hopes for supranational Europe. It cites rising CAP costs and large butter surpluses as reform drivers amid daunting diplomatic obstacles.

Britain Europe Monnet France Czechoslovakia Paris Jean Monnet de Gaulle Parn Charles de Gaulle General de Gaulle Jean Monae Hk Brite Wil

Moon Mars Quarantine Sparks Debate Over Lunar Plague Risk

AP reports scientists question NASA plans for Apollo 11 quarantine after returning from the moon. The protocol includes sealed recovery in Pearl Harbor and Houston Lunar Receiving Laboratory with 21 days of confinement, air and spacecraft sterilization, and vacuum locks. Experts dispute duration and leak risks while noting moon life could be zero or rare.

Earth Leroy Augenstein Michigan State University Space Agency Inter- Agency National Academy of Science U.S. Public Health Service Departments of Agriculture and the Interior National Aeronautics and Space Administration Hornet Pearl Harbor Houston Moon NASA Martin Alexander Cornell University

Vietnam War Developments and Nixon's Dilemmas

William F Buckley Jr reflects on Vietnam where Hanoi may resist retrenchment and Nixon faces a delicate choice. He questions Clarke Clifford's critique, Nixon's freedom to act, and the administration's unity amid a powerful communist adversary. The piece weighs America's strength against anti colonial jihad and the uncertain path ahead.

Pentagon Nixon State Department C.I.A Clifford Case Napoleon Moscow Weltschmerz

Unisex A Guide To Distinguishing Hims From Hers

New York AP notes sex now resembles a guessing game as outward traits blur. A humorous list links quirks to gender roles, from bathtubs and baths of bubbles to lighting cigars and recalling past slights, labeling behaviors as male or female.

New York Papa Mama Milord Milady

Marriage Across Party Lines In Sorensen and Martin Union

Theodore C. Sorensen long associated with Democratic presidents married Gillian Martin, a Michigan Republican national committeeman from 1956 to 1968. Sorensen is a New York lawyer and Martin works as an assistant television producer.

Theodore C. Sorensen Gillian Martin Michigan Sorensen New York

Bundestag Abolishes Prosecution Time Limit for Genocide Crimes

The West German Bundestag voted to abolish any time limit on prosecutions for genocide and extend the statute of limitations for murder by ten years. The measure ensures Nazi war criminals can be brought to trial whenever located.

Bundestag

The Messenger Publishing Co. subscription rates notice

The Athens Messenger outlines delivery options and prices for daily and Sunday editions. Rates cover carrier, mail within Ohio and West Virginia, and mail elsewhere, with durations from one week to one year. The paper is a daily except Saturdays and a member of the Associated Press.

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