Test of Finality: Morse to head railroad labor board
The article notes optimism that the presidential board led by Sen. Wayne Morse can force a voluntary settlement in the railroad labor dispute after three failed boards. It cites labor rivals denouncing Morse while highlighting his long mediation record and the board’s composition with Meany, Kaypel, Saltonstall, and Kheel, aiming for a voluntary agreement.
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Sen
Wayne Morse
Morse
P. L. Siemuller
International Association of Machinists
Congress
Senate
House
Siemiler
George Meany
AFL-CIO_ 100k
National War Labor Board
United States
Johnson
Senate Labor and Welfare Committee
Frederick R. Kaypel
American Telephone and Telegraph
Leverett Saltonstall
Senate Armed Service Committee
Theodore W. Kheel
Meany
Senate moves to create U S Magistrate system replace commissioners
The Senate approved a bill to replace the longtime nonlawyer U S commissioners with a U S Magistrate system. Fixed terms salaries and removal for cause would apply. Lawyers would clerk unless no competent attorney available, expanding jurisdiction to handle more minor cases and special tasks for district judges.
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Tiei
Senate
U.S
Federal Judiciary System
House
Under Achievers Inspire With Rudloe Marine Expert Tale
The story centers on Jack J. Rudloe, a 24 year old who was asked to leave college and dig ditches, yet became a premier marine specimen collector and adviser to 60 drop outs in the Upward Bound program. He shows that success can come from staying in school and pursuing a path.
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Jack J. Rudloe
Rudloe
Rudlve
Were
What Really Happened in Vietnam War Policy Debate
A three part analysis traces McNamara Westmoreland Wheeler and Hanoi. It notes better than expected U S gains, rising bomb damage, and new air tactics. It reports Hanoi divisions and Pham Van Dong tenet sans issu. Westmoreland’s troop requests are phased and contingent on future conditions. The piece cautions on possible mobilization and continued pressure on Hanoi.
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William Westmoreland
Earle Wheeler
Defense
Robert McNamara
Vietnam
McNamara
White House
Westmoreland
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Kontim
Hanoi
Pham van Dong
A Conservative View of Galbraith’s The New Industrial State
A critical review argues Galbraith’s book champions a planned economy powered by the state and corporate technostructure, challenging the idea of free enterprise. It contends the market is a myth, consumers are managed, and genuine choice erodes as government and large firms steer demand and taste.
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John Galbraith
Galbraith
Souless
Deserter desertion and wartime changes span Fort Hayes to Vietnam
A 23 year old sailor was shot and killed by a guard as he tried to escape Fort Hayes Columbus on his third desertion attempt. Athens businessman William A. Carpenter founder of Carpenter's Hardware Co. died at home at 82. President Wilson signed a 640 million aircraft production bill. Dr Frank Joyce received word of major surgeon rank in the Tenth Ohio Infantry. Bayard Rustin challenged at Fisk University in Nashville over Negro rights allies remark. Pentagon reshapes ready reserves eight National Guard divisions 18 guard brigades and support units. Resor adds three combat brigades 20000 more units though no plan to use them in Vietnam.
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Fort Hayes
Columbus
William A. Carpenter
Athens
Carpenter’s Hardware Co
Wilson
Frank Joyce
Canaonville
Tenth Ohio Infantry
Pentagon
National Guard
Congress
Army
Stanley Resor
Vietnam
Maximum Effort by Communists Reported in New York Rally
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover says the April 24 protest in New York mobilized 125000 antiwar demonstrators and was Communist dominated, marking the maximum effort of Communists to mobilize youth against the draft and impede war prosecution.
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New York
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Intolerable flaws in Ohio education system spark call for reform
Blanche W. DeWeese of Athens urges radical changes to Ohio schools in The Messenger. She argues the state department and universities misalign with local needs, pushing for two vocational high schools per traditional high school and at least one junior college per county. She contends many graduates fail to gain livings, prompting dropouts and crime, and says taxpayers will bear higher costs either for schools or reformatories.
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the Messenger
Ohio
Boards of Education
State Department of Education
University
Blanche W. DeWeese
Mulberry St
Athens
Lessons From Armed Citizens Guarding Communities
A Messenger piece argues that armed townspeople reduce robberies and that gun ownership acts as a crime deterrent. It cites Highland Park and Orlando as examples, notes police limits, warns against gun bans, and extols the value of responsible citizens and self defense. Harold R. Keller, Route 1, Glouster.
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the Messenger
The
Messenger
Highland Park
Mich
Orlando
Fla
Poland
Hungary
Harold R. Keller
Glouster
Opposed City Realtors Fight Tax on Real Estate Sales
Earl D. Meader Sr. of Nelsonville urges opposition to House Bill 913 taxing real estate at one percent arguing it depresses purchases and urban renewal while noting Ohio property taxes rose 59.3 percent from 1957 to 1965 versus 44 percent nationwide. Gilbert M. Zwilling of Pomeroy adds criticism of street paving and tar issues amid the town’s resurfacing program.
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the Messenger
Ohio
Earl D. Meader Sr
Nelsonville
Pomeroy
Ebenezer
Gilbert M. Zwilling
The Athens Messenger Newspaper Rates and Address
The Athens Messenger publishes daily except Saturday and offers both daily and Sunday editions with varying carrier and mail rates. Addresses and mailing options are listed, including 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701 and terms for U S possessions delivery.
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Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Athens
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