Athens Messenger July 19 1966 Athens Ohio issue
Local newspaper page from Athens Ohio dated Tuesday July 19 1966 features staff credits and publication details. It lists publishers Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and G Kenner Bua along with editors and circulation staff. The page serves as masthead and organizational listing for the Athens Messenger.
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Athens
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Pacific Focus Shapes U S Foreign Policy and Viet Nam War
The United States shifts its outlook to the Pacific as a duty of a growing regional power. President Johnson stresses a pacific path to peace while acknowledging a long, hard struggle in Viet Nam and urging conciliation with Communist China and North Viet Nam.
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United States
Europe
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Korea
Viet Nam
Hawaii
Alaska
Johnson
George Dewey
Manila Bay
China
Asia
Indonesia
India
Pakistan
Asian and Pacific Council
Asian Development Bank
Manila
Mekong River
America
Southeast Asia
Peace Corps
Food For Peace
Inter-American Development Bank
American Eagle
Republicans seek to modify third year anti poverty bill
The anti poverty bill faces weak enthusiasm in the anti poverty agency and the House Education and Labor Committee. Republicans call it a sham, propose raising spending to 2.4 billion with 14 billion Federal funding, emphasizing education job training and tax incentives to lift the poor.
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House Education and Labor Committee
Four Cheers for U S Forces in Vietnam Air War
Opinion notes the strong performance of U S ground air and naval forces in Vietnam. It cites air combat results against MIG-17 and MIG-21 aircraft, SAM fire, and low aircraft loss rates. Praises training, readiness, and Pentagon leadership under Robert S. McNamara.
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Washington
Viet Nam
U. S
Bunker Hill
Bull Run
North Africa
North Viet Nam
Nort Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Navy
Air Force
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Defense Ministry
House votes boost for two year foreign aid plan
Four conservative Republicans split the House to back a two year foreign aid authorization worth 4.1 billion for 1967 and 1968, despite Senate reluctance. The vote 193 to 191 signals a potential shift toward long term planning though funds would be open to future appropriations and unspent balances.
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House
Johnson
Reid
N. Y
Tupper
Martin
Conte
Mass
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Congress
Foreign aid in U S budget faces scrutiny and doubt
A House Foreign Affairs Committee majority critique notes foreign aid largely funds long term projects and global programs, likening it to persistent boons and waste. The piece questions long range planning and urges yearly congressional review equal to domestic programs.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Agency For International Development
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Congressional
U. S
Kennedy’s Rising Power Shapes 1968 Political Landscape
A survey of Kennedy influence across states notes Kennedy’s potential to shape nominations and fall campaigns. Nixon asserts GOP optimism amid Democratic rifts, while governors and legislators weigh Kennedy’s sway in New York and Florida. The piece frames Kennedy as a pivotal national actor in 1968 politics.
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William T. Peacock
Robert F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennedy
New York
South Carolina
Ernest F. Hollings
Senate
Hollings
Florida
Haydon Burns
Robert King High
Johnson
Nixon
Wave Makers and Heat Waves in the Office
HAL BOYLE explains how heat waves reveal office survival patterns. He sketches characters such as the engineer who hides in the basement to play gin rummy, the office girl watcher who ignores heat, the psychiatrist who treats it as mental, and the amateur weather expert who predicts seasonal shifts.
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Paradise
Arctic
The Messenger publishing details and rates
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday edition pricing, delivery methods by carrier and mail, regional rates for Ohio and West Virginia and other U.S. areas, and mailing address at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701. It notes association with the Associated Press and standard post classification and imprint details.
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Associated Press
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Ohio
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