Athens Messenger July 12 1966 Athens Ohio front page
The Athens Messenger issue from July 12 1966 lists staff including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush Charlies W Reamer and Robert L Powers. Circulation is managed by Fred W Weber with M W McDargh as Advertising Director.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Charlies W. Reamer
Robert L. Powers
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
White Collar Unionism Faces Looming Labor Battle
A study warns that organized labor targets white collar workers as the next major organizing arena driven by automation fears. Only about 10 percent are unionized, making the fight highly consequential for the future of unions and the economy.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Balancing Aid and Balance of Payments
The United States funds about nine billion dollars yearly in loans via the World Bank and IDA. US share of these loans is 41 percent, draining the balance of payments. Proposals include limiting aid when a deficit exists and confining assessments to the recipient country, a fixed formula to preserve aid without harming donors.
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United States
World Bank
International Development Corporation
United States State Department
Senate panel backs two year pilot for school breakfasts
Senate Agriculture Committee unanimously endorses a two year pilot program for school breakfasts to aid needy children. It would cost 7.5 million the first year and 10 billion the second, with states and local agencies covering most expenses and the federal share at 425 million annually.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Johnson
Convulsions in China Prompts Alarm Over Coalitions of Power
The piece argues China's current upheaval targets high level figures in the party army and government, calling Chou Yang a key symbol of Mao era influence. It notes warnings of a palace or military coup and accuses weed vipers of seeking to restore capitalism, while acknowledging the struggle remains unresolved.
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Washington
White House
Elizabeth Carpenter
Marvin Watson
Kennedys
China
Chou Yang
Mao Tse-tung
Father Mao
Lu Hsun
Communist Party
People’s Daily
Mao
Kao Kang
Manchuria
Peng Teh-huai
Chen Chi-tun
What troubles Americans most The Government's Debts
A reader asks how the government is funded and spent and whether the growing debt could bankrupt the nation. It explains tax sources, interest costs, and Johnson's budget plan, noting the debt remains manageable as a share of wealth.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Johnson
Congress
John Q
A CONSERVATIVE VIEW JAMES KILPATRICK BYRD AT ROSEMONT
The Virginia senator Harry Byrd dies at 79 at Rosemont amid a changing era. His life embodies noblesse oblige and Jeffersonian ideals of limited government, honor, and property, contrasted with modern deficit finance and egalitarian pressures.
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Rosemont
Berryville
Shenandoah
Harry Byrd
Byrd
John Randolph
Virginia
Richmond
Jimmy Byrnes
Claude Pepper
Joe Clark
Senate Finance
Shoreham
Athens Messenger Publishing Co billing and contact data
The notice lists subscription rates and delivery options for The Messenger published in Athens Ohio including daily and Sunday copies, mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and elsewhere, and mailing address 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701. It notes AP weather and second class entry with act of 1918.
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Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
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