Athens Ohio newspaper masthead and date
The Athens Messenger issue dated Thursday March 2 1967 lists the publisher Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and G Kenner Bush with staff including Charles W Reamer managing editor and M W McDarg advertising director Fred W Weber circulation director. It presents the standard masthead and publishing details for Athens Ohio in 1967.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger
West Union Laver
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W Bush
Gordon K. Bush
M W. MecDargh
Charles W. Reamer
G. Kenner Bush
Fred W. Weber
Taxpayers Demand Tax Cuts Drive State Budget Shifts
Taxpayers backed GOP governors last November to curb taxes as public demands for education health and welfare rise. States rely on federal grants inflationary sales taxes and surpluses in Colorado Hawaii Iowa Minnesota and South Carolina while others like Kansas and North Carolina eye tax cuts. Governors Rockefeller and Reagan outline strategies including bonds the lottery and deep budget cuts.
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Colorado
Hawaii
Iowa
Minnesota
South Carolina
Kansas
North Carolina
Arkansas
Delaware
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Vermont
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
Federal government faces merging special interest departments
President Johnson proposes combining Commerce and Labor into a single Cabinet unit. Labor leader George Meany questions the plan unless Agriculture and other special interest departments are included. Some favor a full Department of Economic Affairs or a self supporting Post Office to curb politics.
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Johnson
Departments of
Commerce and Labor
George Meany
Organized Labor Movement
Department of Agricultural
Meany
Transportation Department
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Post Office Department
Defense Department
Oppenheimer Role in World War II Science and Fallout
J Robert Oppenheimer led the Los Alamos Laboratory that developed the first atomic bomb and shaped wartime science policy. His career blended triumphs in physics with political scrutiny over leftist ties and espionage concerns. He later regained prestige with the Fermi Award and left the U.S. scientifically stronger.
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J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Fermi
United States
Consumer Prices Stable in January Despite Worker Pay Declines
Prices held steady in January for the first time in a year as declines in foods apparel and autos offset gains in services led by medical care. The Labor Department forecasts a 2.5 percent rise in the year while worker purchasing power fell due to shorter workweeks higher Social Security taxes and inflation adjustments.
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Labor Department
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Krafts Insight on Non-Proliferation Drama in Geneva
Washington analyst Joseph Kraft argues that a strategic charade surrounds the ongoing non-proliferation treaty talks in Geneva. He notes German nationalist opposition led by Franz Josef Strauss and Brandt Rusk sparking concerns over industrial nuclear research access, with a pathway to a treaty signing later this year. The piece outlines how political theater aims to stabilize Kiesinger Brandt leadership and halt German resistance through assurances on nuclear research and international inspection.
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West Germany
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations Disarmament Committee
Geneva
Franz Josef Strauss
Strauss
Germany
Kurt Kiesinger
Willy Brandt
Herr Strauss
Brandt
Rusk
Europe
Washington
Dean Rusk
Konrad Adenauer
Treasury
Henry Morganthau
Russia
Kiesinger
The CIA and National Review in the Leftist Thicket
Buckley critiques CIA funding of NSA and other groups while denying support for National Review. He questions integrity and the limits of CIA influence on American education, media, and student deferment plans amid broader drafts and political tensions.
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Central Intelligence Agency
National Students Association
CIA
National Review
NSA
Vietnam
United States
Office Zoo: Portraits of Morning Commuters at Work
Hal Boyle sketches office life through eight archetypes from the pioneer to the boss. The piece chronicles the dawn rituals of workers as they arrive, sip coffee, dodge routine, gossip, plan retirements, greet colleagues, and ponder profit and golf before another workday begins.
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Siberia
Proust
U S Destroyer Jacob Jones Sunk Off Cape May In War Warning
The Jacob Jones was torpedoed and sunk before dawn off Cape May New Jersey. Only 11 crewmen survived the attack.
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U.S
Jacob Jones
Cape May
New Jersey
Athens
Gordon Gray
R. W. Finsterwald
WCTU
Pomeroy
Love in Communist Cina and the Red Chinese Family
The piece argues that in China husbands and wives are urged to abandon love as bourgeois prejudice. Couples are to strengthen themselves through mutual criticism, while reconciliation is deemed un Marxist and labeled as love in Red Chinese style.
Publication details for The Messenger Athens Ohio
The snippet lists pricing and delivery options for The Messenger Publishing Co based in Athens Ohio. It notes publication days and mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and other U S locations with 1918 act references and address at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701.
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Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Athens Ohie
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