Sundopy Messenger Masthead and staff list
The Sundopy Messenger published by The Messengley Publishing Company lists 43 West Luton Street Alhers Clay. Founders and publishers include Feedenck W. Bush Gordon K Bush and G Kerner Bu h with Charles McKeamer as managing editor Tachard Ro Paggier as publisher. Fred W. Weber serves as circulation director and M. W. McDargh as advertising director.
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the Sundopy Messenger
Messengley Publishing Company
West Luton Street
Alhers
Clay
Feedenck
W. Bush
Gordon K Bush
G Kerner
3.3 Billion Pay Raise Aims at Federal Workers and Vets
A sweeping pay reform proposal seeks to boost wages for federal employees including 19 million workers across agencies such as the Veterans Administration and postal service. It would raise base pay by a set percentage and adjust for inflation over one year, with effects spreading to lower and middle grade staff while tying to inflation and cost of living pressures.
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Deis Samaden
Persean
Fore Service and Veterans Administration Medical
Yas
Robinson Jeffers
Henry Atleer
Redwoods
Amenes
Merediocle
Boltielly
el Greco
Debuc
Wagner
Paradise
Big Sur
Jack Goddard
Henry Miller
Norman Mull
Wein
Nathaniel Owings
Margaret
Bering Sea
California
Esalen
Calfornia
Oecas
Battle For Senate Control in the 1970s US elections
The article analyzes Senate races as Democrats defend 250 seats in a pivotal election year. It notes Republicans mounting challenges to incumbents, with emphasis on high profile candidates including former cabinet members and governors. The piece highlights party strategies, regional races, and the aim to shift control amid shifting majorities.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Sena
Rae
Detmcrats
Staro
Mien
Atutt
Supreme Court A
Arthur Goldberg
Pooernors
Tnh Senale
Bott
Taxes And Church Schools In The United States
The text notes debates over funding parochial schools through public funds and direct finance across states. It cites Connecticut Rhode Island and Pennsylvania approving or rejecting proposals, with New York and Brooklyn archdioceses potentially shifting thousands of pupils and costs. The overall burden on public systems could be substantial and vary by region.
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God
Connectiut
Rhodesand
Pennsylvania
Geven
Sunnels
Drewndyr
Archdicese
New York
Brooklyn
Coun'ry
Kennedy's Spirit Of ’76 Shapes 1972 Presidential Watch
Washington report argues Sen Edward Kennedy plans a 1972 run, with a clear sense of ’76 aims. It notes Kennedy’s cautious strategy, War in Vietnam concerns, and a shift toward realism in the liberal agenda as political tides rise and fall. The piece weighs Kennedy’s potential path, internal party dynamics, and possible outcomes by mid-decade.
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Washington
Sians
Sen Edward Kennedy
Ralantago
Kennedy
Anator
Fordham
Bers
J William Falbright
Prada
Prem Riplinds
Bat Benn
Nixon Effert
Earance
Vietnam
Los Angeles
New York
Robert Kennedy
Big Sur Vision of Wild Coast and Quiet Privacy
A reflective tour of Big Sur by the coast between Carmel and Hearst Castle, describing rugged cliffs, emerald forests, and the struggle between nature and progress. The piece notes the small population, anti development stance, Esalen Institute, and the high land prices that keep Big Sur remote and sacred.
Letters on Mrs Kennedy and the grape boycott debate
The writer critiques Mrs Kennedy and a Southampton charity gathering, arguing the grape boycott and farm labor issues are misinformed. He contends most California grape growers are family owned, wages are high, and the AFL-CIO push to organize farm workers could shift bargaining power and threaten jobs.
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Ethel Kennedy
Southampton
Ann Ford Uziell
Charlotte Ford Ararchos
Carter
George Plimptons
James Dy- Vopses
Anthony Quinn
Kennedy
Cesar Chavéz
Caliormia
Toronto
Chaver
Afl-Cio
Nemety
California
Department of Agriculture
Desann
Thich
Isil
Thay
Faberia
Ines
Indi
Paris
The Small Society Tea—A Satirical Plea for Ethics
A fragmented, satirical lament critiques luxury consumption and social inequity. It questions the moral cost of tea, diamonds, and champagne sourced from exploited workers, contrasting lavish gatherings with harsh labor conditions and the failed appeal of elite circles. Ultimately it urges disdain for politicized committees linked to privileged figures.
Sunday Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Sunday Messenger notes weekday publication by Associated Press with daily and Sunday editions. Rates are listed for delivery by carrier and mail across regions, including Ohio and West Virginia, with durations from one week to one year and varying prices. The paper is entered as second class matter in Athens Ohio with mailing address 43 W Union St.
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Carer
Ohio
West Virginia
Athens Post Office
Messinger Publishing Co
Union St
Athens
Ohia
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Faye Bile
Joseph Alsop
Spirit of
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Tete
Edward Kennedy
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Carmel
Willian
San Simonit
Trapvltog
Pete Junta
Wig Sur
Emerald Mountains
Ameria
America
William F. Buckley JR
The
Small Society
Ceylon
Nepal
Russia
Africa
Cesar Chatez
France
Iey
Delano
Boycot
Ford
George Pompton
Garder Burden
James Nivens
Gabor
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