Congress Faces Fragmenting Mood and Demagogue Warnings
The National Committee for an Effective Congress warns both parties of voter discontent amid war concerns and a propaganda war. It notes minimal earth shaking legislation from the 90th Congress while managing scandals and calls for wartime efficiency.
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George Wallace
Alabama
National Committee For
Congress
Vietnam
Home Front
Code of conduct for Job Corps trainees issued by William P. Kelly
William P. Kelly, director of the U S Job Corps, issues a practical code of conduct for trainees across centers. It emphasizes polite behavior, neat dress, and restrictions on hats, shaving, smoking, gambling, and alcohol. Staff must model standards to prevent imitation and improve job success and personal responsibility.
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William P. Kelly
U.S
Kelly
Ohio State University
Plan to register youths 16 to correct defects urged
Secretary Wirtz and Sargent Shriver testify for registering 16 year olds to find and address physical or mental defects. The proposal aims to deter dropping out, offer alternatives, and reclaim youths as useful citizens for military and civilian needs.
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Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Johnson
Sargent
Wirtz
Reshaping The CIA and Mixed Public Private Funding
The piece argues that without the CIA, a mixed public private institution is needed to fund and manage covert and cultural activities once financed by the agency. It outlines three guidelines: diversified funding, expert governance, and room for experimentation, citing Gardner and McCarthy as influences.
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Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
John Gardner
Gardner
Congress
British Council
Smithsonian Institution
Communications Satellite Corporation
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
The Missing Point in Rent-Supplement Debate
William F Buckley Jr analyzes the congressional fight over expanding or contracting rent-supplement programs. He notes the plan aids very poor families by covering the gap between 25 percent of earnings and rent, with the example of a Negro woman with two children and $300 monthly income. He discusses incentives to work, income thresholds, and arguments for flexibility versus public housing, critiquing both supporters and opponents.
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Congress
Wall Street Journal
Smith
New York City
Milton Friedman
Well Done tribute to ROTC cadets and Red Cross drive
Athens County Chapter of the American Red Cross praises Ohio University ROTC cadets and staff for aiding a blood drive that collected 253 pints, with 172 from the university unit. The letter lauds their efficiency, public service, and suggests rent relief debates tied to housing costs and welfare policy.
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the Messenger
Athens County
American Red Cross
Rotc of Ohio University
Red Cross
Athens and
Ohio University
Thant's Vietnam peace plan faces US rebuke and Hanoi rejection
U Thant proposed a three step approach to end the Vietnam war including a general stand still truce, preliminary talks, and an international conference. The United States welcomed the ideas but signaled negotiations must precede a truce while North Vietnam rejected the plan and Hanoi pressed for an immediate cessation of U.S. aggression. Thant previously sought talks with North Vietnamese officials in Rangoon but returned pessimistic about peace prospects.
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U Thant
United Nations
Vietnam
United States
Thant
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Johnson
North
Burma
Rangoon
New York
Arthur J. Goldberg
South Vietnam
Washington snow piles up as March record falls
The Messenger reports nearly three feet of snow in Washington D C the heaviest March snowfall on record. In Hocking County farmer Daniel Zwickle lists his 33 year old horse among personal tax possessions noting its past hard work despite current low value. Rio de Janeiro learns of Seeadler raider sinking 11 ships in the South Atlantic. Mayor Washburn proclaims Nelsonville residents to display the US flag daily and designates April 1 for a patriotic observance on the Public Square.
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Washington, D. C
Daniel Zwickle
Hocking County
South Atlantic
Rio de Janeiro
C. E. Washburn
Nelsonville
U.S
The Messenger newspaper pricing and mailing rates
The Athens Messenger lists publication details and mail rates. It notes daily and Sunday editions, single-copy prices, carrier delivery, and mail rates for Ohio, West Virginia, and other U.S. destinations. It also shows the postal designation and mailing address in Athens Ohio.
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The
Associated Press
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