Athens newspaper header and staff 1967 edition
The Messenger Publishing Company issue from Athens Ohio dated Thursday March 16 1967 lists address at 43 West Union Street and credits Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenner Bush as publishers with M W McDargh advertising director Fred W Weber circulation director and Charles W Reamer managing editor.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
M. W. McDargh
Fred W. Weber
Charles W. Reamer
Athens Post Office
All Mall
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Johnson faces breaking tradition on 1968 renomination
Theodore C. Sorensen argues Johnson could seek a second full term despite a historical pattern by vice presidents who ascended after a predecessor’s death. He notes Truman modeled risk, predicts Kennedy’s cautious path, and discusses 1968 race expectations and Republican factors.
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Theodore C. Sorensen
Special Council
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Sorensen
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Sorenson
Humphrey
Bobby Kennedy
Draft reforms set for early induction and college deferments
A House Armed Services Committee panel led by retired Gen. Mark W. Clark backs changes to the draft rules before the June 30 expiration. Induction would target 1-A registrants aged 19 to 20 with no lottery, while oldest 1-A registrants would keep priority until age 26 at reduced levels. College deferments would last while students remain in good standing until graduation or age 24, after which they reenter the 1-A pool. postgraduate deferments limited to critical occupations.
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Congress
Special Study Commission
House Armed Services Committee
Mark W. Clark
Johnson
Clark
National Manpower Resources Board
Congressional
Wirtz Proposes Three Ages of Life for Modern Living
Secretary of Labor Wirtz outlines three life stages at the National Council on Aging conference. He would dedicate 20 years to education, 40 years to work, then from age 60 two years of study to prepare for a life of service to others benefiting both rich and poor populations.
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Shakespeare
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
National Council of the Aging
Wirtz
Washington Insight Kraft Outwaiting De Gaulle
Joseph Kraft argues the French election delays solving European issues. He notes Gaullist resistance weakens with time, boosting non-Gaullist forces and non-proliferation alignment. He foresees shifts among parties in France and allies, affecting Europe’s economic and security arrangements.
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de Gaulle
Russia
United States
Europe
Britain
France
Christian Democratic Party
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer i Ekne
Bonn
Paris
Gaullist Party
Republicans
Valery Giscard d
Life Without The CIA and Its Critics
William Buckley argues the CIA courted liberal left figures and student groups, from Norman Thomas to Norman Thomas to Curtis LeMay, suggesting the agency communicates with those on its ideological left or right. He critiques the pattern as limiting cross dialogue across the political spectrum.
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Barry Goldwater
CIA
Goldwater
Norman Thomas
United States
National Students Association
ADA
Herbert Aptheker
Arthur Schlesinger
John Roche
James Burnham
Curtis LeMay
Eddie Rickenbacker
Robert Welch
Interna
Ezio Pinza Held for Investigation as Enemy Alien
The Italian-born Metropolitan Opera bass Ezio Pinza is being held for investigation as an enemy alien. A separate long passage discusses American youth anti-Communist activism, World Youth Crusade for Freedom funding, and mixed comments on U.S. stance toward China.
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Ezio Pinza
Metropolitan Opera
Board of Education
Albany Consolidated School District
China
United States
Free China Underground
World Youth Crusade For Freedom
International Youth Crusade For Freedom
Vietnam
Asia
Yale University
David Rowe
Berkeley
World Youth Crusade
Tom Charles Huston
Young Americans For Freedom
John Dos Passos
Charles Edison
Barry Goldwater
Walter Judd
Richard Nixon
Arthur Radford
Lewis Strauss
James van Fleet
CIA
Mario Savio
World Today: James Marlow on Johnson De Gaulle Mao
James Marlow discusses global unrest with De Gaulle, Johnson, and Mao amid peace and war. He notes French discontent after a largely stable period, Johnson's fading popularity despite wartime progress, and Mao's fear of losing his era.
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Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
Red
China
Mao Tse-tung
State Would Fund Expanded Judiciary In New York
State Sen. John H. Hughes proposes the state absorb all added judiciary costs to finance expansion. The plan would require about 120 million dollars annually.
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John H. Hughes
Senate Judiciary Committee
New York
Readers Weigh In: Letters to The Messenger Welcome
The Messenger invites readers to share opinions on timely topics. Letters should be brief and signed, include the writer’s address and phone number, and must state the writer’s name for publication. The newspaper reserves the right to select and condense letters.
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
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