Athens News Contact and staff listings for June 17 1969
The Athens Messenger publishes staff roles including circulation director Fred W. Weber and advertising director M. W. McDargh. Managing editor Charles W. Reamer and assistant to the publisher Richard R. Paynter are also listed. Athens Ohio 45701. Tuesday June 17 1969.
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Athens, Ohio
Second Space Decade Plan Aims For Moon to Mars Era
NASA officials outline a second space decade featuring a space station for 100 crew, a reusable space shuttle craft, a big cargo launcher, and regular lunar visits. Costs might exceed 25 billion in the decade, with broad aims in astronomy biology medicine earth observation and weightless manufacturing. Public support is expected to grow after the moon landing, aiding congressional funding.
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National Aeronautics and Space Adinistration
NASA
Space
Aime
Space Shuttle
Earth
Moon
Kennedy
America
South Pole
Congress
NASA plans ten exploratory lunar landings across varied terrains
Dr. Donald Wise described future moon exploration as moving from plains to plateaus and rugged landscapes. Apollo II would anchor a three year phase with ten landings aimed at diverse geological sites from flat sites to highlands and volcanic craters, guided by major shaping forces.
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North America
Denver
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Donald Wise
Moon
Sea of Tranquility
NASA
Moon exploration insights shape future study aims
The remark envisions detailed lunar knowledge paralleling Earth, outlining features, potential life support, and environments. It proposes using astronaut findings to map terrain and viable habitats, guiding subsequent missions and research priorities.
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Moon
Earth
Wild Horses Clash With Cattle In Provincial Range Fight
The Canadian government resists efforts to save wild horses once roaming British Columbia, citing clutter on scarce rangeland now more profitably used for cattle. The running horse’s beauty and preservation deserve urgent concern in both countries.
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British Columbia
Canada
Hanoi Provisional Government Shows Communist Core
Joseph Alsop argues the Hanoi provisional government is dominated by hard-line communists. He notes top figures like Huynh Than Phat and Tran Van Tra, with non communist figures sidelined, and questions Hanoi’s lack of real base in South Vietnam.
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National Liberation Front
NLF
Lke
Nguyen Huu
Peoples Revolutionary Party
Thowing
Huynh Than Phat
Gia Dinh
Viet Cong
Trang Nam Trung
Trang Nam Trang
Hanoi
Tran van Tra
North Vietnamese
Communist Party
Paris
Au Trong Thanh
South Vietnam
Tay Ninh
Nguyen Huu Tho
Rural Hospitals Split Between Half Empty and Overcrowded Cities
An Associated Press survey shows 173 Hill-Burton aided hospitals are half empty or worse, mostly in rural areas, while urban centers struggle with crowding. Critics argue aid favors rural needs though cities demand modernization funding.
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Washington
Senate
America
House
Durward G. Hall
R-Mo
Associated Press
Soda Springs
Idaho
Caribou County
Boise
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Bay Minette
Ala
Mobile
Atmore
Pineville
Huey P. Long Charity Hospital
Louisiana
Romney
W Va
Union Springs
Durant
Miss
Rmain
New York
Harlem
Hill-Burton
American Hospital Association
AHA
Hal- Burton
California
Senate Health Subcommittee
Nixon Administration
William Buckley on New York GOP Primary politics
William F Buckley Jr argues the New York Republican primary between Lindsay and Marchi signals major party direction. He cites polls showing Lindsay’s liberal label, Marchi’s underpublicized challenge, and warns high turnout favors Marchi while a low turnout preserves GOP liberal dominance.
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David Broder
Washington Post
New York City
Broder
Lindsay
Marchi
United States
John Lindsay
National Observer
Observer
Richard Aurelio
Procaccino
New York
New York State
Letters Children s Home Editorial Support For Interim Plans
The Athens County Citizens urge immediate interim housing for about 40 children as 58 days remain before the current home closes. They request action by the county commissioners to secure quarters, form a study committee, and consult city and university partners on locating the home near the airport.
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Child Welfare Board
Athens Messenger
Athens County
Athens County Commissioners
Athens County General Fund
Mary Louw Adams
Geraldine Andrews
Carolyn Eagle
Carolyn Garsslin
June Throckmorton
David T. Timm
Margaret Bridgewater
Willard Holt
Children’s Home
Jean E
The Messenger Publishing Co. Postal Rates and Address
Daily and Sunday editions published by The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio list weekday and Sunday prices, mail delivery options, and subscription rates. It notes post office entry as Second Class Matter under the 1918 act and provides the Athens address for mail.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
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