Athens Messenger front page details May 7 1969 source
Athens Ohio newspaper metadata page lists staff and offices with historical publisher dates. This brief record confirms editors and directors, circulation and advertising chiefs, and company address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio for May 7 1969.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Merger casualties raise public interest in executive losses
The British Chamber of Commerce warns mergers create widespread executive redundancies. It cites 438 acquisitions and 343 mergers in nine months of 1968, risking brain drain as scientists and skilled personnel leave Britain for the United States and other English-speaking nations.
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Britain
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Chambers of Commerce
1968 Road Toll Aliens in the National Calamity
The piece reviews 1968 highway deaths and injuries in the United States, noting over 55,300 killed and about 4.4 million injured. It cites an estimated $13.5 billion in economic losses and contrasts the quiet front pages with the widespread impact across families and communities.
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Vietnam
Cooley warns on immortality in heart transplants
Dr. Denton A. Cooley of St. Luke's Houston notes 35 patients live with new hearts and cautions that heart transplants are salvage procedures not immortality. He cites 127 worldwide operations since Dec 3 1967 and quotes a “better than one in four” success rate over 16 months.
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Denton A. Cooley
St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
Houston
Cooley
South Africa
Christian Barnard
King Kamehameha I Honored With Capitol Statue
King Kamehameha I takes a place in the Capitol's statuary hall beside Father Damien honoring Hawaii's contribution to America. He unified the islands and founded a dynasty that lasted until its extinction in 1873.
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Kamehameha I
National Capitol
Father Damien
Hawaii
America
Kamehameha
Washington Insight Joseph Erupt The Campus Mystery
In the face of campus unrest the writer argues for agnosticism about what is truly occurring. He cites events at San Francisco State and Columbia, notes hidden costs and unclear motives, and stresses careful, case by case analysis rather than sweeping moralizing.
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Washington
San Francisco State College
San Francisco
Columbia
Cox
Archibald Cox
Harvard Law School
Vietnam
Nathan Pusey
Harvard
Grayson Kirk
James Perkins
Corneil
Hayakawa
San Francisco State
Edward Levi
Chicago
Kirk
California Landslide Hazard Persists After Heavy Rains
AP dispatch notes California faces ongoing landslide risk into summer after torrential rains. Scientists warn a wet period into the mid 1970s, with discoveries of hillside homes on unstable slopes and insurers dropping mud flood policies. Geological surveys call for new codes and techniques to stabilize ground and prevent future slides.
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California
Richard H Jahns
Stanford University School of Earth Sciences
View
Portuguese Bend
Los Angeles
Palos Verdes Peninsula
U.S. Geological Survey
Calfornia
Richard H. Jahns
Stanford
Celtech
Engineering and Science
Thomas Lasswell
University of Southern California
Charles A. Yelverton
Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety
Heartbreak Hills
A Conservative View James Kilpatrick on Rhodesia policy and chrome ore
The columnist argues U S policy toward Rhodesia and UN sanctions harms chrome ore supply for steel. He notes Rhodesian mines owned by Foote Mineral and Union Carbide could be kept running with a $1 million investment and calls for immediate government action despite policy reviews. He urges prioritizing national interests over political concerns and hints at Dean Acheson as a potential adviser.
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Washington
Rhodesia
United Nations
White House
U.S
Africa
Great Britain
United States
Joe Palmer
State Department
Nixon
Dean Acheson
Selukwe
Salisbury
Great Dyke
Union Carbide
Foote Mineral Company
Foote
Eodesia
Soviet Union
Anti-Commu
Nist
Ian Smith
Wilson
Wilson calls Congress to meet in special session May 19
The Messenger reports President Wilson issued a call for Congress to convene in a special session on May 19. The Bibliothe Sacra praises Charles William Super for his new book Pan Prussianism Its Methods and Its Fruits. The American Federation of Labor welcomes John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers back on its terms. A recital at Music Hall on the Ohio University campus features pupils of Prof C Robinson and piano students of Prof Paul Fontaine.
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Congress
Wilson
Bibliothe Sacra
Charles William Super
Ohio University
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Bock
Lewis
Music Hall
C. Robinson
School of Music
Paul Fontaine
Athens Messenger Delivery Rates and Address
The Athens Messenger publishes daily except Saturday with Sunday edition pricing. Delivery options include by carrier and by mail with varying weekly, monthly, and yearly rates. mail address is The Messenger Publishing Co. 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701.
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Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Athens Ohio
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