Athens Messenger details and staff list from 1969 issue
The Athens Messenger publishes staff roles and office details for the Athens Ohio newspaper dated May 21 1969. Names include publisher W Bush editor Charlies W Reamer and circulation director Fred W Weber with institution address at 43 West Frederick Street Athens Ohio.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West
Frederick W. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Athens
Ohio
Ordon K. Bush
Law Enforcement Predictions For 1980 From Advisory Panel
The advisory committee of the U S Law Enforcement Assistance Administration predicts major changes by 1980. By then a third of big city police will be college trained and promotion to command will require a degree. Detectives will earn over 15000 dollars annually and sworn officers become investigative specialists.
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U.S. Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Public Safety
David W. Carig
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Craig
Big City
Rail 4 Ou is n ot al is
In the last decade 14 railroads have abandoned intercity passenger service and intercity trains declined by more than 60 percent from 1 448 trains in 1958. The ICC proposes legislation to foster a national rail passenger system and study costs while exploring through routes and joint rates. The Metroliner between New York and Washington highlights potential turning points with subsidies and federal action.
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U.S. Congress
Interstate Commerce Commision
ICC
New York
Washington
Railroads
Congress
Soviet Spy Ships Resume Near US Shores After Pueblo Affair
Soviet electronic surveillance ships neared American waters after the Pueblo seizure, with Sover ships reportedly close to Norfolk near the three mile limit. U S intelligence suggests Moscow believes the heat is off as Apollo 10 launches and Poseidon tests are monitored. Electronic sea monitoring informs decisions in Washington and Moscow, aiding strategic stability.
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Pueblo
U. S
Moscow
Sover
Norfolk
NATO Atlantic Naval Command
Cape Kennedy
United States
Baltic
Mediterranean
Pacific
U.S
Washington
Fortas downfall and the hubris behind a justice’s fall
The piece argues Abe Fortas’s ethical collapse reflects a broader Washington flaw of influence peddling. It condemns self righteousness, highlights his defense of the indigent in Durham and Gideon, and notes his advising Johnson on Vietnam and Detroit riots. The author calls the fall a universal lesson on discipline and accountability.
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Asia
Europe
Abe Fortas
Durham
Gideon
Fortas
Justice Fortas
Johnson
Vietnam
Detroit
Allied proposals to peace treaty determine pact signing
The Messenger reported that Allied final count er proposals for the peace treaty to be submitted soon would decide if the pact is signed. The Athens County War Chest Board met in Athens and appropriated funds for rebates. The War Labor Board backed a bituminous wage agreement ending a coal case. Dorothy Canfield Fisher told 171 Ohio University graduates that modern society wastes free time.
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Germany
Board of Control
Athens County War Chest
Athens
War Labor Board
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Ohio University
World Communist Movement Splitting Up Red Meet Promises Little
Moscow plans a world Communist conference set for June 5 with a preparatory session May 23. The effort signals attempts to revive a Comintern in spirit while managing dissension within the global Communist movement and Brezhnev’s leadership.
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World Communist Movement
Moscow
Kremlin
Asia
Communist Party
Party of Little
Albania
Peking
Europe
Communist Party of
Cuba
Brezhnev
Czechoslovakia
China
Beware Of Labeling Judges On The Supreme Court
A conservative view notes the Fortas resignation and cautions against labelling judges as strictly conservative or liberal. It argues that case by case analysis reveals mixed leanings, with Fortas sometimes siding with conservatives and liberals alike. The piece urges Nixon to appoint judges with generally conservative thinking but warns that even good judges may disappoint.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Warren
Black
Douglas
Brennan
Fortas
Marshall
Harlan
Stewart
White
New York State
Ohio
George Wallace
Spinelli
United States
High Court
All People
Hugo Black
Kaufman
Black the
Street
New York
Harlan and Stewart
Desist
Nixon
Counties Face Credibility Gap Over New Children's Home Site
A reader urges both the welfare board and the county commission to end the impasse over a new Children’s Home. They accuse each side of emotional tactics and incomplete site disclosures and call for an objective, unified plan at a mutually agreeable East State Street location.
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Commission
Welfare Board
East State Street
Voice From Home Project Aids Overseas Servicemen
The Hocking County Red Cross chapter thanks the wives and mothers of servicemen led by Mrs. Dennis Blythe for a tape recorder bought with Christmas funds. The device enables ongoing Voice From Home messages year round for families with loved ones abroad. appointments via 385-3536 are available.
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Hocking County
Volpe Eyes New York to Boston High Speed Route
Secretary of Transportation John Volpe says the New York to Boston leg of the high speed train project will follow the successful New York to Washington run this month. He jokes he will stand on his head in Times Square if he does not keep the pledge.
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Congress
Times
New York
Athens publications rates and mailing details
Daily and Sunday newspaper information lists pricing for single copies and mail subscriptions, with rates for Ohio and West destinations, and other US locations. The notice directs all mail to The Emp 4 Publishing Co at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701.
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D&s
Ohio
West A
US & Possessions
Athens Post Office
Emp 4 Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
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