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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1969

Page

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Toledo Tank Explosion Kills Three at Interlake Iron Plant

A chemical tank at the Interlake Iron Co. plant in Toledo blew up after a witness heard a crack. Three workers were killed and five injured in the blast on Wednesday.

Interlake Steele Corp Toledo Interlake Iron Co C. C. Stearts

Democrats Set Early Surtax Vote On Nixon Extension

Democratic House leaders plan a vote on President Nixon's surtax extension for Monday or sooner after getting assurances from Republicans to back the plan. The House will also consider Friday an emergency measure to extend withholding rates through July 31.

Washington Nixon Ford

Officials Puzzled Over Enemy Infiltration Lull

Washington officials weigh the significance of a sharp drop in North Vietnamese troop infiltration into South Vietnam. Weather, manpower shortages, or political aims are cited as causes with no evidence of de escalation or a forthcoming large Hanoi response.

Washington State and Defense Departments South Vietnam North Vietnam Laos Hanoi U.S Nixon

Ohio University President Receives Army Civilian Service Medal

Athens Ohio The Army awarded Vernon R Alden president of Ohio University the Outstanding Civilian Service Medal in a campus ceremony as he prepares to leave Aug 1 for private sector work. The honor recognizes support of the ROTC program.

Athens Army Ohio University Vernon R. Alden Alden

Judy Garland Honored By Fans

The body of Judy Garland was brought back to New York early today drawing crowds of fans. Police barricades kept spectators behind the lines as they viewed the glass covered coffin in a Madison Avenue funeral chapel.

New York Judy Garland Madison Ave

Instant Housing Plan for Akron Factory Homes

Federal officials back the first federally financed factory built housing project in Akron directed by AMHA. The plan includes 1 500 instant homes with garden apartments housing two to eight families. Stirling Homex of Avon New York builds the units and plans a new Akron plant employing 300, supplying modular homes for northeastern Ohio.

Akron Ohio Jack Saferstein The AMHA Stirling Homex Corp Avon, N.Y

Athens City Hall remodeling approved by council

The council approves the remodeling plan for Athens City Hall as residents learn details of the project and its projected impact on downtown services. The measure advances with funding and scheduling notes for construction.

Athens City Hall Council of Governors

Riot Ignites Omaha After Police Shooting

Riots broke out in Omaha's near North Side with fires looting and gunfire after the fatal shooting of Vivian Strong a 14 year old Negro girl by James Loder a white officer Loder faced a manslaughter charge and was suspended from the force firemen faced bricks and bottles as police stood by with riot gear and National Guard units in view

Omaha James Loder Hedy Lamar Lewis Roberts Central al Pattavina Nebraska National Guard Eugene Leahy Norbert Tiemann South Dakota Vivian Strong Loder Near North Side

FTC Considers Tough Warning On Cigarette Ads

The FTC votes 3-2 to proceed with hearings on a new warning for all cigarette advertising. Hearings begin next Tuesday with Surgeon General William S. Stewart and Luther L. Terry as antismoking witnesses. The proposed rule would require a bold health warning across print and broadcast ads.

Washington Federal Trade Commission FTC Congress William S. Stewart Luther L. Terry tg@grings House

Powell Happy After Court Rules Powell Can Return to Congress

In Washington AP Adam Clayton Powell greets the Supreme Court ruling allowing his return to the 90th Congress. He sings Oh Happy Day and says he plans to decide next steps with his lawyers while House leaders fear back pay and seniority issues may follow. The court decision reestablishes the broken seniority chain.

Washington Adam Clayton Powell Jesus Supreme Court Cloud Nine Powell House Supreme D-N.y Vietnam House Action

Nanny Goat Sold After Quick Messenger Ad Response

Mrs. Larry J. Flowers of Nelsonville placed a Messenger Ad to sell a dog and a nanny goat. She reports the dog sold on the first call and the goat on the second, and says they were so pleased they took a ride rather than await more calls.

Larry J. Flowers Pleasantview Nelsonville

Powell comments on seniority and court ruling impact

Powell argues the court landmark is the real victory while denying key risks of losing seniority. He dismisses plans to change his House presence and notes a $25,000 fine for seating him in this session.

Powell House

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