Local Press Names Athens Staff and Address Details
The Messenger Publishing Company in Athens Ohio lists its 1969 staff and offices including Frederick W Bush publisher Gordon K Bush successor G Kenner Bush and G W Weber circulation director along with Charles W Reamer managing editor and Richard R Paynter assistant publisher.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Fred W. Weber
Charles W. Reamer
M. W. McDargh
Richard R. Paynter
Athens, Ohio
Democrats Consider Annual Conventions to Strengthen Party
Sen Harris chairs a McGovern led commission on party structure to democratize delegate selection. Early meetings reveal support for annual or biannual conventions to keep the party energized, with Muskie and McCarthy endorsing biannual summer conventions before midterm elections to boost campaigns.
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Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Muskie
Europe
Volpe Calls Mass Transit Upgrade to Save Cities
Secretary Volpe warns private cars may be banned from metropolitan areas as mass transit must catch up with highway expansion. He urges underground subways and high speed commuter trains to move people from ghettos to work, with buses for short trips, within a few years in major cities.
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New York
John A. Volpe
Volpe
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Washington Insight Groping in the Academic Civil War
A nuanced critique of universities amid postwar front end growth and Sputnik era funding. The piece contrasts elite scholarly front end America with the lagging sectors including Negro and Spanish speaking communities and low income whites. It notes radical student pressure on admissions and support and hints at university responses.
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Washington
America
State Department
Pentagon
Treasury
Harvard
Columbia
University of California
Universities struggle with minority programs and backlash
Forward set up urban institutes and recruited minority students but programs fail. Black studies are often unused gut courses, with faculties split between meeting student demands and pursuing pure academics. The essay argues universities are trapped, unsure how to recruit, design courses, hire faculty, or fund efforts, urging cautious, gradual reform toward new institutions.
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America
The Messenger Said YEARS AGO 1919 pledge AnglOAmerican alliance
A 1919 note discusses President Wilson offering to present to the U S Senate a plan for an Anglo American alliance to aid France against Germany. In Stratton's Nelsonville store sugar sold for 10 cents a pound apple butter 25 cents and rolled outs 10 cents a package. 25 years ago in 1944 Japanese advances in Asia contrasted with a successful Allied air raid on a Nipponese convoy. 113 Athens County Selective Service registrants left for Columbus for induction.
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Wilson
United Sates
Senate
France
Stratton’s
Nelsonville
India
China
Dutch East Indies
Athens County Selective Service Board
Columbus
Sino Soviet border tensions flare as 1967 crackdowns loom
The article traces long standing Sino Soviet border frictions from Outer Mongolia through Sinkiang Uighur unrest to renewed clashes on the Ussuri river. It notes Mao Zedong and Khrushchev era polemics, border deployments, and Moscow’s push for a communists meeting amid growing war talk ahead of late May and early June conferences.
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Outer Mongolia
Mongolian People’s Republic
Russia
China
Moscow
Red China
Stalin
Sinkiang
Sinkiang-Uighur Autonomous Region
Texas
U.S.S.R
Inner Mongolia
Amur River
Amur
Peking
Mao Tsetung
Mao
Baikal
Vladisvistok
Khabarovsk
Kamchatka
Soviet Union
Soviet Far East
Central Asia
France
Eastern
Turkestan
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Taklamakan
Kremlin
Us.s.r
Why Aren't They Expelled Why Aren't They Expelled
James Kilpatrick critiques university officials over student riots at Columbia and City University campuses. He questions why identified rioters and non students avoid expulsion and arrest, noting incidents at Cornell Queens College City College and Brooklyn College and criticizing President Cordier.
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New York
Columbia
City University of New York
Cornell
Willard Straight Hall
Queens College
City College
Brooklyn College
Harry Albaum
James A. Perkins
Cornell University
Students For A Democratic Society
Barton Hall
Army Reserve Officer Training Corps
R.O.T.C
Charles S
Chip) Marshall
Chip
Cetters Oppose ABM System in Public Letter
A letter questions ABM viability and cost urging Congress to reject $5 billion for a nuclear shield. It quotes Harvard professor George Wald criticizing deployment, defense myths, and MIRV as a counter to ABMs, urging mass protest to lawmakers and the president.
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George Wald
Harvard
U.S
Russia
Congress
The Athens Messenger Delivery Rates and Contact Address
The Athens Messenger lists delivery by carrier and mail with daily and Sunday editions. Rates cover one week to one year, with prices for U.S. and possessions and the publisher's Athens Ohio address 43 W Union St.
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D&s
Mai
Ohio
Westly
OS & Possessions
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Athens
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