Athens Messenger May 22 1969 Athens Ohio postal notice
The Athens Messenger published in Athens Ohio on May 22 1969 lists staff and offices of the newspaper. Included are publisher roles Frederick W Bush Jordan K Bush and Charlies W Reamer with editorial and circulation staff.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West UN
Frederick W. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Pat Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Ion Street
Athens
Ohio
Jordon K. Bush
Dlisher Charlies W
Romney pushes assembly line housing to speed up production
Secretary George Romney advocates assembly line housing to cut on site work and fight 5000 local codes and union barriers. He proposes sweat equity with homeowner labor and coordination with governors and lenders to reduce land and financing costs, aiming to rapidly meet housing demand.
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George Romney
Romney
Space Astronomy From Galileo to Modern Rocket Probes
The text traces astronomy from Galileo and early telescopes to modern unmanned space probes. It notes how observatories aid seafaring, commerce, and science, and highlights young astronomer physicists sending rockets to space and returning data about a regularly flashing object.
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Galileo
Women Candidates Wanted Pan el to Boost Female Electives
Geri Joseph, vice chairman of the DNC, forms a special panel to recruit qualified women for public office. She notes a decade of decline in women’s elective representation, contrasts with female leaders abroad, and cites statistics showing only one female U S senator remains, ten women in the House, and scarce women in state offices.
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Geri Joseph
Democratic National Committee
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Sneak Previews Shape Fates of Major Films in Hollywood
Hollywood reporters describe sneak previews as pivotal tests guiding edits and release plans. Industry figures note audiences’ reactions from coughs to tears influence cuts, road show potential, and theater choices for films like Hello Dolly and The Sound of Music.
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Hollywood
Bill Golden
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Irving Thalberg
Golden
Ernest Lehman
Virginia Woolf
Minneapolis
Twin City
Lehman
Dolly
Elmo Williams
German peace terms and plebiscite demand headline 1919
The piece notes Germany's final counter proposals to the peace treaty calling for Wilson principles and plebiscites in eastern and western areas. It also reports changes to Athens businesses and U S troops at Terracina near Anzio. A joyful reunion greets Mr and Mrs Arthur Watkins after son Staff Sgt Thomas B Watkins returns home from missing in action.
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Germany
Wilson
Junod’ Milling Co
N Court Street
Athens
U. S
Terrancina
Anzio
Hitler
Arthur Watkins
W. State St
Thomas B. Watkins
Watkins
Fortas Ties to Las Vegas Gambling Links Spur Conflicts
Former Justice Abe Fortas held roles at Greatamerica Corp, linked to Braniff Airways, with investors tied to Las Vegas gambling. The AP investigation traces Fortas' 1962–66 officers, a Braniff director post, a $30,000 lecture fund, and connections to Bobby Baker case indictments and CAB route awards amid political pressure.
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Fortas
American University
Greatamerica
Braniff Airways
Braniff
Paul A. Porter
Porter
Civil Aeronautics Board
Johnson
CAB
Houston
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Clifford A. Jones
Nevada
Thunderbird
Las Vegas
Jones
Nevada Tax Commission
Underworld
Su- Court
Grand Jury
Bobby Baker
Senate
Democrats
Baker
California Savings and Loan
Troy V. Post
Gustave Levy
Ling-Temco-Vought
Paul Porter
Post
Levy
University
Pacific
Hawaii
Mexico City
Acapulco
John Crooker Jr
Fulbright, Crooker, Freeman, Bates and Jaworski
Leon Jaworski
Collision Course in American Domestic Affairs
Joseph Alsop questions whether the United States faces a clash between old American values and new reformist factions. He warns that Congress may threaten university funding and ROTC, risking deeper societal fissures amid rising student activism and looming Supreme Court shifts, contrasting with McCarthy era stakes.
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Washington
America
Vietnam
Capitol Hill
Congress
Warren Court
Supreme Court
Letters Alexander In Tuesday's Messenger on Lorber rehiring
The piece discusses how the Alexander District School Board cited no legal obligation to reveal causes for not extending Mrs. Lorber's contract at Waterloo School. The author appeals to moral law for openness and explains that administrators have a duty to show just cause when firing or not rehiring teachers, comparing it with how teachers explain student failures. The letter notes community concern in Waterloo Township and questions about religious background.
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Alexander District School Board
War Children Write to Paris Peace Talks
Fourth grade students at St. Basil's School Detroit campaign for peace in Vietnam with letters to negotiators in Paris. Ten year old Janice Hanselman wrote I want to walk with my brother not by his coffin, illustrating personal impact Broadway the war.
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St. Basil’s School
Detroit
Paris
Vietnam
Janice Hanselman
Messenger Publishing Co Rates and Mail Address
Publishes daily except Saturdays with weekday and Sunday editions. Rates shown for single copies, delivery by carrier, and mail subscriptions. annual and multi month totals listed. Mail address: The Messenger Publishing Co 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701. classified as second class matter under 1918 act.
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Athens
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the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Ohio
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