New AELE Organization Formed To Aid Law Enforcement
Americans for Effective Law Enforcement debuts in Chicago under Northwestern Law with Prof. Fred E. Inbau as president. The group plans to file friend of the court briefs to bolster police and prosecutors against civil liberties limits.
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Supreme Court
Americans For
AELE
Chicago
Northwestern University
School of Law
Fred E. Inbau
Cook County
Chicago Bar Association
Chicago Crime Commission
American Civil Liberties Union
Inbau
De Gaulle Seeks European Security Pact Risks US Supremacy
The article argues that France and West Germany aim for a decade plan balancing their needs with the United States, proposing a maintained Common Market and a European security conference. It claims De Gaulle would swap U.S. friendship for Soviet influence, risking domination by the Soviet Union.
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France
West Germany
United States
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Germany
East Europe
Europe
Soviet Union
Western Europe
Hazards Of Space Travel Warn Of Radiation Risks
The Space Science Board of the National Research Council warns long voyages lasting two years or more would abridge astronauts lives due to prolonged radiation exposure. Risks include cancer leukemia cataracts skin and genetic damage with life shortening proportional to exposure. Immediate dangers are deemed secondary. Apollo’s eight day moon flight could still be risky during solar flare peaks.
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Space Science Board
The
National Research Council
White House seeks 22 American painters for art program
The Committee for the Preservation of the White House calls for paintings by 22 American artists to borrow or buy. Named are Whistler, Mary Cassatt, Eakins, Winslow Homer, Sargent, Hassam, and others from John Singleton Copley to John Sloan. Living artists are excluded. Gifts are tax deductible.
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Committee For the Preservation of
Ar Whistler
Mary Cassatt
Eakens
Winslow Homer
Sargent
Childe Hassam
John Singleton
Copley
Charles Wilson Peale
Benjamin West
George Caleb, Bingham
William Sidney Mount
George Innes
William Glackens
George Bellows
John Smibert
John Sloan
Robert Feke
Joseph Blackburn
Richard Caton Woodville
John la Farge
Ralph Blakelock
Albert P. Ryder
J. H. Twachtman
Julian Alden Weir
Theodore Robinson
John F. Peto
George B. Luks
Arthur P. Davies
White House
The Separatist Fallacy in Newark Black Power Talks
James Marlow analyzes a Newark Black Power conference where delegates adopted antiwhite and separatist resolutions. He questions the feasibility of separate nations and notes neglect of reciprocal white discrimination. The piece argues for joint efforts to end injustices amid mixed views on violence, draft, and economic upheaval.
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Black Power Conference
Newark
N. J
United States
Stokely Carmichael
Mississippi
England
The
London Daily Sketch
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Vietnam
The End Of Tshombe A Congo death saga unfolds
William F Buckley Jr reviews the Congo case of former prime minister Tshombe facing a possible execution in Algeria. Mobutu's regime has pressed a death sentence, while Tshombe seeks asylum and legal avenues. Algeria weighs extradition issues amid African diplomacy absurdities.
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Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Ivory Coast
Felix Houphouet- Boigny
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Algeria
United States
Chicago
Luis Kutner
United Nations
Patrice Lumumba
Jacobin
Mobutu
Campanella Tryout News From 25 Years Past
The Messenger recalls Roy Campanella at age 20 among three Negro players cleared by Commissioner Landis to attempt a major league position. Mentions film King’s Row at the Majestic in Nelsonville, England and British concern over U.S. war entry delays in congressional actions on Wilson’s food program. Reports Ohio plans to acquire 3,500 acres of Athens County mining land and build railroads to move coal output.
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Roy Campanella
K. M. Landis
Ann Sheridan
Robert Cummings
Ronald Reagen
Majestic Theater
Nelsonville
England
America
Germany
Wilson
Athens County
Adults Mistakes Editorial on Annexation and School District
In a letter to The Messenger the writer recalls 1920 efforts by east of Canaan Township residents to join Athens City School District, noting no opposition from Canaan Township and long-standing city taxes from that area. The piece argues that tax and school-board conflicts, not education, drive current tensions over McBee’s impact and Federal Hocking plans, calling out politics, lucre, and adults’ mistakes behind the issue.
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the Messenger
Canaan Township
Canaanville
Athens City
West Boundry
McBee Systems
Athens High School
McBee
McBee’s
Hocking
Athens
McBee's
Peter
Perfume boom in American men and women scent market
HAL BOYLE notes the rising business of cosmetics as American men and women increasingly wear fragrances. Sales rose about 20 percent in 1966 to 120 million for men and 440 million for women. He recalls perfume lore from Napoleon to Pompadour and explains the industry’s shift toward stronger scents and shared home use.
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Alvin Welzel
Toilet Goods Association
House of Houbigant
U. S
Welzel
France
Queen Victoria
Marie Antoinette
Eugenie
Napoleon Bonaparte
Guy de Maupassant
Napoleon
Hippocrates
Nero
Mme. de Pompadour
Cardinal Richelieu
The Athens Messenger Advertising and Mailing Rates
The Athens Messenger lists publication days as daily except Saturday and Sunday editions. Rates include weekly mailings at 50 cents for daily and Sunday, with yearly subscriptions from 16.00 to 18.00. The paper is mailed within Ohio and West Virginia and elsewhere in the US.
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US & Possessions
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