The Messenger Publishing Company Listed Athens Ohio 1969
A public notice presents the address 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio and staff roles at The Athens Messenger including Frederick W Bush publisher M W Dargh advertising director Charles W Reamer managing editor and Richard R Paynter assistant to the publisher for the Friday June 20 1969 edition.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Athens, Ohio
Nixon Kennedy in 72 poll hints at potential landslide
Louis Harris early poll shows Nixon leading Kennedy 46 to 37 among likely voters with Wallace at 11 and 6 undecided. Among all eligible voters Nixon 41 Kennedy 40 Wallace 10 undecided 9. Outcome hinges on low income whites blacks and youth turnout versus undecided voters.
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Louis Harris
Nixon
Kennedy
Wallace
Edward M. Kennedy
Justifiably Angry Society Faces Campus Violence Report
The National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence issued a first report urging colleges to allow student input while maintaining discipline. It cautions lawmakers against cutting financial aid for all institutions and notes most campus residents neither participate nor support violence. It labels a nihilist minority as seeking to destroy existing institutions. Dr Milton S Eisenhower says no national organization behind campus disorders.
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National Commission On Causes and Prevention of Violence
Milton S. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Nixon in Vietnam trap tightens as Saigon broadens
Washington insight argues the Nixon administration remains stuck in Vietnam. It calls for broadening the Saigon government through action by Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker to facilitate Paris talks and ease domestic and international pressure.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Saigon
Averel Harriman
Paris
Cyrus Vance
Harriman
Clark Clifford
Foreign Affairs
Vo Nguyen Giap
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
Southeast Asia
Ambassador Bunker
Princeton elects Negro trustee under student body policy
Bemn Henry aged 21 wins a seat on the board as the youngest member by a new campus policy. He helped seize a campus building earlier this year and vows to bring a radical viewpoint to university governance.
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Princeton
Bemn Henry
Acoustical holography seen as future medical tool
A report on acoustical holography explains a soon possible three dimensional view of the human body using sound instead of light. The technique could reveal soft tissues and vessels in color without radiation and may enable 3-D medical imaging and guided surgery.
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Oid
McGill University
Montreal
University of California Medical School
San Francisco
Extortion and Public Chutzpah in Urban Power Plays
James Kilpatrick decries a surge of audacious demands by Roy Innis and James Forman at a Chicago bankers conference. Innis seeks six billion dollars as recoupment of black birthrights, while Forman pushes reparations and a socialist agenda through occupying churches. The piece questions public tolerance for such tactics and urges firm, lawful response.
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Washington
Roy Innnis
James Forman
Innis
Forman
Capitol Hill
Chicago
American Bankers Association
National Bankers Association
Congress of Racial Equality
Mr. Innis
Detroit
United States
San Antonio
Patsy
Letter praising Sheltering Arms Hospital nurses hidden strains
A reader defends Sheltering Arms Hospital staff, noting student nurses handle one patient daily while aides and nurses care for twelve to fifteen. She cites overcrowding and imperfect facilities as hindrances, praises staff dedication, and thanks the workers for their care and comforting smiles during stays. The author signs as Mrs. J. L. Helms from Athens.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
J. L. Helms
Church St
Mortified by Coates Letter on Long Hair Opinion
A reader denounces L O Coates for labeling long haired students as exemplifying a biased attitude. The letter argues judging a group by appearance is narrow minded and warns such views could drive the nation toward dictatorship.
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the Messenger
L. O. Coates
Coates
America
Mr. Coates
City offers half fare passes for seniors from July first
New York City will issue half fare subway and bus passes starting July 1 to residents aged 65 and older who are not employed full time. Eligible riders may travel during non rush hours on weekdays and all day on weekends and holidays, aiming to boost transit revenue.
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New York City
Transit Treasury
Messenger Publishing Co. mailing rates and address
Daily newspaper pricing and delivery options listed by The Messenger Publishing Co. in Athens Ohio. Rates cover daily and Sunday editions, mail delivery for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide, with a 1918 Second Class Matter designation and the publisher's address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio.
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D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
Possessions
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
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