Athens Daily item taints with staff listings
The snippet lists staff roles at an Athens Ohio publication including circulation director Fred W. Weber, advertising director M. W. McDargh, managing editor Charles W. Reamer, assistant to the publisher Richard R. Paynter, and publisher Gordon K. Bush with historical dates 1825 and 1929. The date shown is July 16, 1969.
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Athens, Ohio
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
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Ion Street
Athens
Ohio
Gordon K. Bush
Federal Reserve faces tight money dilemma over rate moves
The Federal Reserve Board wars with timing as it weighs cutting rates against rekindling inflation. Chairman Martin and colleagues fear moving too soon could worsen inflation, while waiting too long risks a recession and higher unemployment ahead of elections. The seven governors confront a pivotal choice with political implications.
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Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Nixon
Congress
White House
Federal Reserve System
Washington considers three year old pre school plan
Washington DC officials propose starting preschool at age three and extending through age five to align with first grade. Plans anticipate 10 000 students in age three and four groups with age six entering start of school and include new elementary school spaces. The move accompanies federal emphasis on early education with an Early Childhood Education unit coordinating from pre school to grade three.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Nixon
Inner City
Lifting body HL10 reaches 825 mph and 64500 feet in test
The HL10 lifting body, named for its wingless power from the fuselage, flew at 825 miles per hour and climbed to 64 500 feet in a recent test. It aims to shuttle personnel and equipment between spacecraft and ground bases, with a target speed of 1 100 mph.
Bar loyalty oath upheld by federal court in New York
A federal court ruled the state bar loyalty oath constitutional. The law requires applicants to answer questions about their loyalty to the United States. The decision supports the bar admission process in New York.
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New York
The
United States
Italian Crisis Keeps Italy on Edge Despite Reform Drive
Washington insight notes Italy faces a cabinet crisis as Rumor loses support from right wing socialists. A left center government around the Christian Democrats and two Socialist parties seems likely, though long term reform remains uncertain amid rapid economic growth and regional upheavals.
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Nenni
Signor Saragat
Christian Democrats
Italy
Rome
Ignazio Silone
Rotte
France
Britain
Fiat Combine
Turin
Europe
Guido Carli
Bank of Italy
Lombardy
Piedmont
Communist Party
Fiat
Aldo Moro
Mario Rumor
Signor Moro
Signor Rumor
Rumor
Christian Democratic Party
Moro
Socialist Party
Pietro Enni
Giuseppe Saragat
Mountain man ex priest marries joins Idyllwild life
Bill DuBay once a quiet priest who urged McIntyre’s dismissal now lives in the San Jacinto Mountains with wife Mary Ellen and four stepchildren. He works as Rustic Theater manager, tutors colleges, and plans a child this October while reflecting on his shift from priesthood to family and agnostic views.
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Mountain Center
Calif
Paul VI
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Clodhopper
William H. DuBay
Father DuBay
Bill
Mary Ebien DuBay
San Jacinto Mountains
California
Idyllwild
Bill DuBay
Mary Ellen
DuBay
California Colleges
Chancery Office
Tidings
Cardinal McIntyre
U.S
Anaheim
St. John’s Hospital
Santa Monica
Synanon
Secullar Church
Mary Ellen Rochester
Seattle
Seattle University
William Wall
Honolulu
Wall
Palm Springs
DuBays
Post Office Union Shop Debate Highlights Blount Testimony
The Nixon era plan to replace the Post Office Department with a quasi public postal corporation faces postal unions opposition over a potential union shop. Postmaster General Winton Blount testified that collective bargaining could include a union shop and dues, while Congress handles wage scales. Ford pressed Blount on union shop issues, and the current contract runs through next March with 85 percent of workers in unions.
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Washington
Winton Blount
Postal Corporation
PMG
Blount
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Post Office Department
U. S
A.t.&t
Congress
House Committee
Gerald Ford
Ford
Afl-Cio
Postal
Letters Indian tenored Editor The Messenger
A 19th century style letter argues that racist fear fuels policy like cutting the Bureau of Indian Affairs budget. The author links historical tribes to modern groups such as CORFE and NAACP, claiming harsh consequences if funding ends for Indian schools and poverty programs. James Hill Nelsonville.
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CORFE
Black Panthers
NAACP
the Messenger
House Appropriations Committee
Bureau of Indian Affairs
James Hill Nelsonville
Nader Labels Government Inaction Domestic Violence Against Consumers
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader brands official failure to shield shoppers as domestic violence. He widens his crusade to rising food prices, especially for processed foods, noting a shift toward cheaper processed products as a cost saving habit.
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Ralph Nader
The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Notice
The Athens Messenger details delivery and pricing for daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail options. It lists rates by length of subscription, including in state and out of state prices, and notes second class mail status.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
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