Athens Messenger May 12 1969 front page masthead
The Athens Messenger issue dated Monday May 12 1969 from Athens Ohio lists the staff including Frederick W Bush publisher Gordon K Bush publisher and Charles W Reamer managing editor with circulation and advertising directors named. The publication details include address 43 West Union Street and year established 1825.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Athens, Ohio
Airlines Eye Second Fare Rise Amid Board Approval
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a 38 percent domestic fare hike effective mid January with a smaller adjustment possible. Industry leaders seek another general increase atop the latest rise while critics in Congress demand investigation and debate on jet airline productivity and potential route fare reductions.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Nixon
Congress
John E. Moss
California
Thaw or Tense Ties Between China and Soviets Stirs Debate
American officials weigh two forecasts on Sino Soviet relations amid hints of a possible Chinese US thaw. Hong Kong observers say Beijing may seek improved Sino American ties via a Taiwan settlement, with Warsaw resumes likely to reveal movement.
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China
Soviet Union
Hong Kong
Peking
Chinese Communist Party
Chow En-lai
Warsaw
Taiwan
United States
Red China
West Germany
Valentine
Amur
Ussuri
Siberia
Fortas Affair Shapes High Court Scrutiny
Washington insight argues the Fortas scandal tests the Supreme Court's moral authority and affects future appointments. It urges the President to choose candidates of noble character from the bench or academia, avoiding seasoned political lawyers.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Justice Fortas
Wiliam Douglas
Louis Wolfson
Fortas
Johnson
Warren
Strom Thur
South Carolina
John Mitchell
William Rogers
Thomas Dewey
Herbert Brownell
American Bar Association
Charles Rhyne
Warren Burger
Carl McGowan
Henry Friendly
Paul Freund
Harvard
Phil Neal
Chicago
Demobilization of Liberty Loan Army Ordered
The Treasury Secretary Glass ordered demobilization of the Liberty Loan army of 2,000,000 volunteers after the fund drive raised over one billion dollars. In Athens County the final county total surpassed the $870,000 goal by about 10 percent, with deferments for men over 30 in essential industries. Ohio University officials Dr Laurence W Lange and Dr Arthur H Blackle were commissioned as Navy Reserve lieutenants.
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Liberty Loan
Treasury
Glass
Athens County
Liberty Loan Drive
Alderman
Washington
Laurence W. Lange
Ohio University
Arthur H. Blckle
University
Navy Reserve
Strange Words Spoken By Communists Border Dwellers Fear War
Khabarovsk residents discuss Sino Soviet tensions with a border view from a Soviet city near China. They note trains carrying military equipment, talk of reservist mobilization, and fears of Chinese expansion while pondering U.S. and Western roles and the possibility of war.
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Khabarovsk
U.S.S.R
Amur
Svetlana
Moscow
Red China
U.S
Washington
Nicholai
Siberia
China
Russia
Closing The Book On The Pueblo Incident
A conservative view argues Navy Secretary Chafee's nolle prosequi in the Pueblo case yields a humane but unsatisfactory ending. The piece questions the handling of charges against Commander Lloyd Bucher and others, notes public opinion dynamics, and calls for clear accountability and heroic leadership amid distrust in the armed services.
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Washington
Pueblo
Navy
John Chafee
Lloyd Bucher
Antigone
Chafee
Bucher
Mark Antony
Naval Court of Inquiry
Stephen Harris
Court of Inquiry
Nev
Red Cross Blood Drive Encourages County Support
The Messenger notes the successful Red Cross bloodmobile visit boosting Athens County blood supplies. Residents are urged to donate at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd 64 University Terrace on Monday 11 am to 5 pm and Tuesday 10 am to 4 pm, with free transport and babysitting available.
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Red Cross
Athens County
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
University Terrace
Endowments could expand spending via realized gains
A Foundation report argues that colleges and universities may spend realized gains from $12 billion endowments without touching principal. If accepted, growth stocks yielding income could fund greater expenditures, signaling a major policy shift in how endowments use returns.
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Or. Foundation
Publication Rates and Mail Subscriptions for Athens Ohio Paper
The notice lists publishing details and subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with mail delivery to Ohio, West Virginia, and other U S locations. Rates include weekly, monthly, and yearly options, plus second class mail status and mailing address at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio.
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Athens
Peonpenges Publishing Co
Union St
Ohio
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