Athens Messenger May 1 1969 Athens Ohio issue header
The Athens Messenger dated Thursday May 1 1969 from Athens Ohio lists staff and publishers including Frederick W Bush and Gordon K Bush. The front matter identifies the paper’s address 13 West Union Street and its long publication history dating to 1825.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Reaping the Whirlwind at Harvard and its Faculty
Joseph Alsop surveys Harvard amid SDS protests and a heated debate over discipline and funding. He notes federal subsidies, campus disruption, and calls for reform of the Arts and Sciences faculty governance to curb unrest and protect the university’s role.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
Hosea
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Academe
Cornel
New York State
Groves
Cornell
Faculty of Arts
Nixon Tax Reform Aims for Broad Relief and Big Shifts
President Nixon backs wide tax changes aimed at reducing the burden on lower income families and narrowing taxes for general taxpayers. He seeks to repeal the investment tax credit and phase surtax changes through next year, with a push to have reform ready for House passage by August.
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Nixon
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Eudora Chapter OES Meets in Nelsonville Temple
The annual inspection of Eudora Chapter Order of Eastern Star was held at the Masonic Temple in Nelsonville with Mrs. Mary Bartlett supervising as deputy grand matron. Ohio State Highway Patrol appoints George Mingle 45 as superintendent to succeed the late Col Lynn Black. Plans to start a candidates class at the Athens lodge of the Elks honor Henry Zenner, co founder of the McBee Co.
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Eudora
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Nelsonville
Mary Bartlett
George Mingle
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Col
Lynn Black
Patrol
Athens
Lodge of the Elks
Henry Zenner
The
McBee Co
Elks Lodge
Biological Warfare Probe Planned Raises US CB Weapons Debate
Washington officials announce a broad congressional inquiry into chemical and biological warfare. Senators Fulbright and McCarthy press for why the Pentagon spends hundreds of millions on CB materials while biological defense gaps and past incidents are questioned.
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Pentagon
U.S
JW. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Richard D. McCarthy
D-N
United States
Vietnam
Fulbright
McCarthy
Associated Press
Congress
Defense Department
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Tooele
Depa
Afterthoughts on the Pueblo incident and world prestige
A columnist argues the Pueblo crisis shaped U S prestige and policy. It notes Nixon’s critique of inaction, compares Cuba and Vietnam repercussions, and questions Korea’s 12 mile claim amid modern technology raising legal questions.
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U.S
Korea
Johnson
United States
Pueblo
Cuba
Soviet Union
Nona
America
Nixon
Miami Beach
North Korea
Velt
Pearl Harbor
Germany
State Department
Bulgaria
White House
Move Athens Children’s Home to County Fairgrounds
A letter from Mrs. Robert B. Raymond argues for relocating the Athens County Children’s Home from its old site to the County Fairgrounds. She contends land in Athens is scarce and a cottage style home in a town outside Athens would reduce transportation burdens while keeping access to schools and recreation.
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Athens
Athens County
Robert
Raymond
Fort Street
DC health officials condemn riot spray use amid Surgeon General warning
District of Columbia health authorities condemn chemical spray anti riot agents used to curb riots. Surgeon General Dr. William H. Stewart warns sprays may cause permanent internal damage. They are less deadly than firearms but smoke bombs and fire hoses are preferred.
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District of Columbia
William H. Stewart
The Athens Messenger Publication Rates and Address
The Athens Messenger details daily and Sunday delivery rates including one week to one year periods for mail and carrier delivery. It notes prices for mail delivery in the US and possessions and provides the publisher’s address at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701.
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Ohio
West Virginia
US & Possessions
Athens Post Office
Secord
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union
Athens
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