Athens Athens Messenger front page snapshot 1969
Athens Ohio Friday July 18 1969 issue of The Messenger features the Athens Journal staff and publication details. It lists Fred W Weber as circulation director M W McDargh as advertising director and Charles W Reamer as managing editor with Richard R Paynter as assistant to the publisher.
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Athens
Ohio
Police Recruitment Struggles Across U S Cities
A Labor Department survey shows most city police departments are 10 percent under strength. Cities boost recruiting with programs like Pittsburgh 30 day drives and Atlanta youth police pairing. Chicago trains Spanish speaking applicants under federal aid. The study notes rising standards and that high school diplomas suffice today with many counties requiring two years college for promotion.
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U.S. Labor Department
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Chicago
Three in Four Marriages Considered Failures by Study
Dr Clif ford Rose Adams of Penn State studied 6000 couples and concluded three quarters of marriages fail. He cites a sequence of motives from companionship to security and notes sex becoming more pivotal for men postwar. Including annulments and desertions, failure rate nears forty percent with only a quarter truly happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Rose Adams
Penn State University
Adams
End the War on the Highways
The piece notes 609 traffic deaths over a three day Independence Day period and 435 highway fatalities during a three day weekend, with over 1,000 weekly highway deaths. It argues cutting domestic programs to fund road safety and a vote on national priorities, comparing highway deaths to Vietnam casualties.
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Vietnam
J. J
Mascuch
East Africa
Paris
Mascudi
Air Force
War or Peace With a Nation Split by Race and War
Joseph Alsop argues that postwar American achievement contrasts with racial injustice and urban decline. He traces how civil rights gains spurred culture shifts, while the Vietnam War drew energy away, fueling protests and a national swing to law and order. He foresees fragmentation and minority government as the likely path forward.
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Rome
Europe
Vietnam
South
America
United States
América
Johnson
Asia
J J Mascuch the Milburn Millionaire Inventor
Milburn New Jersey magnate J J Mascuch, a multimillionaire inventor, tours a treasure filled villa with rare art, a 24 karat pool, gold bed from Mussolini, and a private gold mine as his wealth funds research into prolonging life and medical tech. He built his fortune from 150 patents in automotive aerospace and space fields and runs Breeze Corp and Victory Engineering in New Jersey.
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Associated Press
Milburn
N. J
J. J. Mascuch
Mascudh
Holbein
Rembrandt
J. J
Benito Mussolini
Dueator
Mascudi Villa
Disneyland
New York
Metropolitan Museum
Mascuch
Sitiny
Gloria Swanson
Italy
J. J. Mascudi
New Jersey
J. J. Mascudh
Breeze Corp
Union
Mascadi
Breeze
Springfield
Victory Engineering Co
Victory
Conserva tive View: Carson Would Be Pleased by DDT Suspension
A U S Department of Agriculture move suspends DDT and related pesticides in all federally funded programs for thirty days while expert advice is sought. The piece cites Rachel Carson and Silent Spring, notes ecological harm from DDT, and urges precaution against overreach by humans in manipulating the environment.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Earth
Madison
Wis
Rachel Carson
Miss Carson
J. Phil Campbell
Congress
National
Federal Aviation Agency
Potomac
FAA
Flip Wilson rises from poverty to top comedy star
Hal Boyle profiles Clerow Flip Wilson, Newark born comedian who rose from a rough childhood and sixteenth birthday quit school to a national TV spotlight. He cites self discipline, study, and 12 year path to a 15 year goal, earning $500000 last year.
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New York
Flip Wilson
Horatio Alger
Clerow Wilson
Flip
Newark
Air Force
San Francisco
Johnny Carson
The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Ad Rates
Rates for daily and Sunday editions of The Messenger are listed, with single copies priced at 10 or 15 cents and subscriptions ranging from one week to one year. The paper is distributed by carrier and mail in various regions, with postal details and address in Athens Ohio.
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The
Associated Press
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
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