Athens Messenger July 22 1969 front page item
Athens Ohio newspaper page details staff and publication info for The Messenger Publishing Company Founded 1825 with editors and directors listed. Includes date Tuesday July 22 1969 and office address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Treasury Seeks Higher E and H Bond Rates Faces Congress
The Treasury proposes raising E bonds from 4.25 to 5 percent and shortening their maturity to about five years while boosting H bonds to 5 percent with a ten year term. It also lifts the long term ceiling of 4.25 percent set in 1918 as bonds would compete in markets. Rep. Wright Patman objects, warning of a permanent high rate era and urging short-term borrowing.
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Treasury Department
Congress
Wright Patman
House Banking and Currency Committee
U. S
Patman
United Nations
Moon
Earth
Manhattan
Toper
Fat Obesity Linked to Thyroxin Immunity Findings
Obesity may stem from body chemistry where antibodies block thyroxin transport, Dr. Irving B. Perlstein reports at the American Therapeutic Society meeting in New York. Cure hinges on identifying the chemistry issue, then correcting it, alongside exercise and proper diet.
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Irving B. Perlstein
Louisville
The
American Therapeutic Society
New York
Perlstein
Nixon orders 10 percent cut in overseas American personnel
The reduction targets both military and civilian overseas staff to trim the budget and balance of payments while reducing the American presence abroad. The plan aims to lessen foreign irritations caused by large U.S. forces and expenditures, though it excludes troops in Vietnam and Korea and other committed elements.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Korea
Pentagon plan would cut overseas forces and civilians
A broad budget cut affects 160,000 overseas personnel, with 5,100 civilian employees and 14,900 military personnel slated for reduction. The move aims to save 75 million dollars in payments, with budget savings differing from the balance of payments and likely higher in impact.
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NATO
Berlin
Vietnam
The German Future and West Germany’s Quiet Power
In Munich economist Franz Josef Strauss and other German leaders shape what West Germany may become after the 1973 election. A two party shift is likely, with Strauss and Willy Brandt leading rival visions of a Europe that is strong yet independent of the Soviet Union, reshaping postwar power.
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Munich
Europe
West Germany
Franz Josef Strauss
Germany
NPD
Christian Democrats
George C. Wallace
Strauss
Foreign Ministry
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Czechoslovakia
United States
Soviet Union
Buckley on Spock Coffin Case and First Amendment Limits
William F Buckley Jr reviews the Justice Department case against Dr Spock and Dr Coffin over antiwar speech. He explains the appeals court ruling on First Amendment limits and tokenist illegality, and debates possible government actions including appeal, retrial, or dismissal. The piece highlights legal principles, jury dynamics, and the rule of law in wartime dissent.
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Court of Appeals
Dr. Spock
Selective Service
New York
Coffin
Court of the Justice Department
Supreme Court
Dr. Coffin
Lunar Future Sparks Moonside Proposals and Jokes
Hal Boyle surveys public whims as Americans imagine moon uses from a parking lot to exile camps and even a future UN relocation. Opinions range from pragmatic to fanciful with a call to blow up the moon appearing among lighter comments.
Day Man Walked On The Moon A Historic Sunday
Americans landed on the moon and walked its surface while millions watched on TV and radio. Crowds gathered from New York to California. pilots, prisoners, and pioneers shared in the moment, with celebrations and reflections across the nation.
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Vietnam
Wyoming
Worcester
Mass
Robert H. Goddard
Auburn
Goddard
New York
Kennedy International Airport
Radio City Music Hall
Central Park
Anaheim
Calif
Soviet Union
Burbank
Neil A. Armstrong
Nevada
Las Vegas
Reno
Farragut State Park
Idaho
Armstrong
Edwin F. Aldrin Jr
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Eagle
Seattle
Minnesota Twins
America the Beautiful
Meriden
Conn
Morning Record
San Quentin
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Tennessee State
Nashville
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Kennedy Space Center
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Barbara Guilford
Cheyenne
Wyo
The Messenger Publishing Co. Mailing Rates and Addresses
Daily and Sunday newspaper rates listed by region. Includes postal classifications and delivery options. Notes Athens Ohio address for mail and post office entry details.
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Nuremberg
Hal Boyle
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the Messenger Publishing Co
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