The Athens Messenger masthead history display
A compact record of the Athens Messenger publisher and staff lineages from 1825 to 1965. It lists owners presidents and key editors including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G Kenner Bush Fred W. Weber and Charles W Reamer with roles in circulation advertising and editorial work.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing CO
N and
Johnson Road
Athens
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Tenure Under Fire From AACC Report Seeks Major Reform
A national commission funded by Ford Foundation and led by William Keast and John Macy Jr. calls tenure at American colleges riddled with abuses. It urges teaching evaluations including student input, quality over quantity in scholarship, broader faculty contributions, and annual staffing reviews to prevent “tenured in” growth and preserve vigor.
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Bart Barnes
The
Washington Post
Washington
Ford Foundation
Association of American Colleges
American Association of University Professors
Commission On
William R. Keast
Wayne State University
Department of English
Center For Higher Education
University of Texas
John W. Macy Jr
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Tenor
Scranton Commission Urges Reconsideration of Tenure Practice
The 1970 President's Commission on Campus Unrest led by William Scranton urges reconsidering tenure as a tool to improve teaching quality in higher education. It defends tenure's role in academic freedom while warning against protecting poor practices and demands reform in policy and administration.
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Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Scranton Commission
Commission On Academic Tenure
Commission
Keast
United States
Conservative View: Kilpatrick Defends Chambers on Hiss Case
Washington dispatch argues The Nation tries to discredit Alger Hiss after 25 years. It contends Whittaker Chambers bore witness to Communist conspiracy and defends Chambers against Raymond Werden and Fred Cook over a 1937 car bill of sale, urging readers to respect Chambers' truth.
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Washington
The
Nation Magazine
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Golden Boy
Richard Nixon
Harvard
Justice Holmes
Roosevelt
Yalta
United Nations
Time Magazine
Chambers
Hiss
Communist Party
Hiss-Chambers
Random House
Raymond A. Werden
Fred J. Cook
Ford
Schmidt
Schmitt
George Crosley
Crosley
Werden
Cook
Ohio Hospital Costs Rising Tied to Federal Phase Three
Ohio hospital costs climb due to forces beyond control and Phase Three of Nixon's economic plan. Newkirk cites 14 percent average cost increases on 135 essential equipment items, with shorter patient stays but higher daily costs. Legislative hearings planned in Columbus and elsewhere.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Hospital Association
Donald R. Newkirk
244 Hospital Association
Senate House Select Committee On
Nixon
Newkirk
George Mastics
Cleveland
Columbus
Watergate moods shift across regions as Nixon gains sympathy
The Knight notebook notes editors tired of Watergate while readers echo fatigue yet defend the President. National press coverage remains high outside DC and NYC with limited suspicions. sentiment turns favorable in the Midwest, South, and West while the East remains mixed and Congress risks losing leverage.
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Newspaper Journal
John S. Knight
Knight Newspapers
Detroit
Miami
Knight
Washington
New York
Nixon
Watergate
Midwest
South
West
East
Survey Shows Import Price Increase As Devaluation Bites
New York AP reports Americans face higher prices on imported goods from artichoke hearts to automobiles due to the February 10 percent dollar devaluation. Economists note inflation and delayed benefits to wage earners, while April trade surplus and car import trends shape future prices.
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New York
William Wolman
Argus Research Corp
U.S
Wolman
United States
Detroit
Japan
David Jawitz
Camerican International
Two Views on Ohio Mines and Rivers from a Summer Student
A Southern University student reports on southeastern Ohio from rolling hills to strip mine sites. He notes land disturbance and erosion concerns, river pollution, and acid drainage near the Hocking River. He cites Ohio University hydrologist Dr Ahmad on acid inputs to Athens underground water.
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the Messenger
Southern University
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Ohio
Ahmad
Ohio University
Hocking
Athens
Bedford Cash
Bromley Hall
Messenger Publishing Co. rates and mailing notice
Daily and Sunday editions priced for carriers, tube route, and mail. Rates listed for Ohio West Virginia and other U S regions with various timeframes. Publication is a second class matter at Athens Ohio post office.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
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G. Kenner Bush
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
James Kilpatrick
Schmidt Motor Company
Randallstown
M. D
Werden and
Statehouse
Senate Applied Technology and Local Services Committee
House
Senate
Joseph Ferguson
William J. Brown
Carl Bentz
Capitol
White House
Congress
Small Society
Deborah M. Rankin
Arthur Freedman
Wharton School of Finance
Larry Klein
Schieffelin
Che Athens
Plessenger
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