Pope Paul VI Presses Reciprocal De escalation for Peace in Vietnam
The Pope has linked a halt in bombing of North Vietnam to an end to terrorism and arms infiltration into the South. He calls for North Vietnam to reciprocall de escalate if the United States stops bombing, arguing this could push both sides toward a peace conference. His stance reflects his neutral mediation role and support among Vietnamese Catholics.
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Pope Paul VI
Vietnam
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Pope Paul
United States
North
Health Insurance Reach Expands in United States
About 160 million Americans have some health coverage, aiming for 9 in 10 with medicare included. The Morgan Guarantee Bank notes rising medical demand amid supply bottlenecks and a personnel shortage. Hospital stays average seven days, with many plans limiting semiprivate room coverage to 21 days.
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Morgan Guarantee Bank of New York
Is a no grades system truly transformative
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Case Institute of Technology and Case Western Reserve University will test no grade options for freshmen and upperclassmen. Freshmen may pass or fail only, while upperclassmen may take one course per semester without letter grades. The piece argues grades are a nuisance yet may guide future opportunities, while acknowledging potential drawbacks and ongoing debate.
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Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Case Institute of Technology
Case
Western Reserve University
Abyssinian sanctions expose UN weakness in Middle East crisis
Joseph Alsop argues the United Nations risks repeating the League of Nations’ failure over Italy as U Thant avoids real pressure on Gamal Abdel Nasser. He cites Nasser’s Gulf of Aqaba blockade and Israeli survival stakes, notes Johnson-Eban talks, and warns a threatened use of force is likely, with little time for action.
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League of Nations
Italy
Mussolini
U Thant
Gulf of Aqaba
Middle East
Nasser
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Israel
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Johnson
Abba Eban
Levi Eshkol
Eisenhower
Sharm el Sheikh
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Strait of Tiran
Eban
Gulf
Users’ Association
Sinai Peninsula
Sticky-Fingered Four in the Dodd Ethics Case
A conservative column reviews the Dodd ethics matter and asks what happened to the four who helped expose him. It details James P. Boyd Marjorie Carpenter Terry Golden and Michael O Hare and notes no charges were filed while the senator faces possible censure.
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Tom Dodd
Senate
Dodd
James P. Boyd
Marjorie Carpenter
Terry Golden
Michael O’hare
Ethics Committee
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Boyd
Carpenter
Macbeth
Jim
Mary
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Marjorie
Master O'Hare
Stennis
Department of Justice
Department
Justice
Snead wins PGA title then heads to Navy PT program
Sam Snead pockets $2,000 in war bonds after capturing the PGA championship in Atlantic City and heads to Washington for induction into the Navy physical training program. C Don McVay, class of 1915, named president of the Ohio University Alumni Association. French armies reportedly held 31,829 German prisoners between April 15 and May 24, 1917. Frank Lowther of Albany listed among 33 Foster Opel Ranges owners in Carpenter Hardware Co. ad.
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Atlantic City
Sam Snead
Washington
Navy
C. Don McVay
Ohio University
Frank Lowther
Albany
Carpenter Hardware Co
Correction to Athens school advisory groups formation
Editor notes a Sunday editorial misstated the Parents Advisory Committee as set up by the administration. The group formed independently by parents of Athens Junior High and High School students and later reorganized as Citizens for Better Schools. They conducted open houses and meetings, aided school levy efforts, and sought to report levy reasons privately, facing frustration with the school board and administration.
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Parents Advisory Committee
Citizens For Better
Athens
Mr. Chase
Chase
Board of Education
Citizens’ Committee For
Recommendations for improving the school and levy
A reader praises the editorial's suggestions for making a good school better and urges a stronger parents committee and open administration. The writer adds a third idea urging the editor to support the tax levy by highlighting benefits and addressing flaws to ensure passage.
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the Messenger
Excellent photo essays brighten The Messenger by Jon Webb
William Beale of Route 4 Athens praises Jon Webb’s photo essays in The Messenger as a welcome touch of human warmth and compassion, worth far more than words.
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the Messenger
Jon Webb
Sure Cure Uruguay Medicine Sparks Quitting Surge
A doctor at a seminar claimed smoking harms sexual life, prompting 300 attendees to sign up to quit on the spot. The event highlights a perceived smoking cure from Uruguay and immediate public response.
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Uruguay
Powell seeks Supreme Court review of House ejectment ruling
House leaders defend legality of ejectment while Powell contends the Supreme Court could overrule the action. He may apply for admission ruling on his reelection dated April 11, which would remove his seniority and allow a fresh start.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
House
Frick Libel Lawsuit Dismissal Upholds Academic Freedom
The court dismissed Helen Clay Frick's suit seeking to suppress a book that criticized her father Henry Clay Frick as an industrial autocrat. The ruling vindicates freedom of scholars to judge their subjects through reasonable research and affirms the right to write history.
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Helen Clay Frick
Henry Clay Frick
The Athens Messenger Publication and Delivery Rates
The Athens Messenger reports daily publication except Saturdays with Sunday edition. Rates vary by delivery method and region including in Ohio, West Virginia, and elsewhere in the U.S. Prices list daily and Sunday single copies, weekly, monthly, and yearly subscriptions with mall delivery and second class mailing status noted.
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