Athens Messenger masthead and staff directory 1974
The Athens Messenger publishes from Route 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio with the 1974 staff listing including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenner Bush Fred W Weber M W McDargh Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter. The issue date is Thursday June 6 1974.
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Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Dr George L Kirkham learns police life first hand
Florida State University criminology professor George L Kirkham shares his police academy experience and patrol duties. He recounts tense encounters from barroom confrontations to a church break-in and notes the split second choices cops face and the crash of idealism with reality.
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Hugo Park
The
Atlanta Journal
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
George L. Kirkham
Florida State University
Kirkham
Double-Parker
America
Warren Court
America's Sleeping Giant National Service Backed
Princeton N J public opinion shows broad support for a national service program as hundreds of thousands of graduates face a potential year of national service. George Gallup reports a long overdue idea gaining momentum among the public.
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Princeton
N.J
National service poll shows strong support among students
A Gallup survey of 1,089 full time students across 60 campuses finds two thirds favor a year of national service, with options for military or non military duties. College males split 26 percent for military service while 32 percent prefer it among non college peers.
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Vista
Peace Corps
America
How They Voted on Rural and Suburban Title I Aid
The Senate approved an amendment to S. 1539 to raise Title I aid for rural and suburban districts in 1975 while reducing aid for urban areas. States set to lose funds include Alaska, California, New York, Illinois, Ohio, and others, with Taft voting no and Metzenbaum absent with a live pair.
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James Buckley
New York
Alan Cranston
Dcalif
Alaska
California
Connecticut
Illinois
Iowa
Kentucky
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
New Jersey
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
South Dakota
Utah
West Virginia
District of Columbia
House
Taft
Metzenbaum
Henry Kissinger bread saga paints a playful dinner crisis
Washington observes Henry Kissinger negotiating over bread ingredients for a dinner with Nancy and guests. The scene unfolds as he haggles with a supermarket over bread type and loaf size, seeks rolls with a peanut butter incentive, and finally arrives with three boxes amid reporters’ jibes. The episode ends with Nancy crying, a hopeful quote from Henry, and a reporter remarking that he has done it again.
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Henry
Nancy
Kissinger
Krisp
Los Angeles Times
State magazine aims to reshape mental health outreach
Officials say money alone cannot solve the problem and Ohio plans a professional state magazine to inform the public. Editor Dan Mahon emphasizes public acceptance, normalization, and humane care, with free mail distribution and practical resources like a yellow pages section.
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Columbus, Ohio
Dan Mahon
Brown
Mahon
Cleveland
Motive magazine profile notes Ohio mental health official
The Ohio information officer for the Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation discusses Motive a quarterly publication with about 40 000 circulation. The magazine has run for roughly 20 years at a cost of six to eight thousand dollars per issue. Two years ago Max Brown became the governor s communications director.
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State Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Motive
Mahon
Max Brown
Forces Other Prices Up Anchovy Shortage Ripples Prices
The anchovy shortage off Peru reduced protein feed for livestock, pushing cattle producers to rely on soybeans and lifting beef prices. The shortage highlights the growing market power of related grain and animal feed markets.
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New York
Peru
Mideast
Inflation and Price Rise Across Markets Signal Global Strain
The piece surveys soaring inflation driven by oil price shocks, crop failures, and drought across the Soviet Union, Australia, China, Africa, and beyond. It notes rising food costs, OECD data showing double digit inflation in Greece, Portugal, Iceland, Japan, and the U.S. amid commodity price indices, and warns that no nation can implement a master plan to shield itself from these dynamics.
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Soviet Union
Australia
China
Southeast Asia
Africa
U.S
Washington
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Greece
Portugal
Iceland
Japan
United States
Sydney
New York
Kansas City
Ghana
London
OECD
June 6 Highlights Through History
On this date in 1944 Allied forces landed on Normandy in World War II D Day. Other events include the Peace of Copenhagen ending war between Sweden and Denmark in 1660 and Alsace joining Germany in 1871. The Dalai Lama turns 39 and Elmer Staats 60.
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Normandy
France
Copenhagen
Sweden
Denmark
Baltic
Nathan Hale
Coventry
Conn
Alsace
Germany
U.S
Yorktown
Midway
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Meredith
Mississippi
Egypt
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Charles de Gaulle
China
Joe Namath
New York Jets
New York
West Germany
East Germany
Dalai Lama
Elmer Staats
Mark Twain
The Messenger Publishing Co. subscription rates notice
Public notice listing the Athens Messenger daily and Sunday price, delivery options, and mail rates. Rates shown include 15 cents daily, 25 cents Sunday, weekly and monthly mail plans, and long distance US pricing. Publication notes that it is a second class matter.
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D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
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Messenger Publishing Co
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