The Messenger Publishing Company 1969 staff and Athens location
Athens Ohio newspaper profile lists The Messenger Publishing Company at 43 West Union Street with leaders Frederick Bush Gordon Bush G Kenner Bush and Charles Reamer as managing editor Richard Paynter as assistant to the publisher and Fred Weber as circulation director. Advertising by M. W. McDargh. Published November 6 1969.
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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 Post Office
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the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Veterans Benefits Debate Over GI Bill Increases
About 700000 veterans receive GI bill educational aid. Senators discuss raising monthly single veteran benefits from 130 to around 187.80 dollars, arguing inflation and education costs while balancing inflation risks and a possible presidential veto.
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Congress
Senate Labor and Public Welfare
Veterans’ Administration
Nationwide police union efforts alarm police chiefs leader
National moves to form a universal police union unfold with organizers in New York Boston and national fraternal groups debating AFL CIO ties independence and a wage police unity. Quinn Tamm warns the oath bound duty of officers must come first as proposals divide on structure and neutrality.
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Quinn Tamm
International Association of Police Chiefs
New York Police
Afl-Cio
Richard MacEachern
Boston Police
John Harrington
Fraternal
Order of Police
Tamm
How Rocky Lost Out
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York blamed his loss of the 1968 Republican presidential nomination on his handling of New York City's sanitation strike. He cited rejecting Mayor John V. Lindsay’s request for National Guard aid and a settlement with the sanitation union as a sellout, a factor he said cost him the nomination.
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Donald E. Johnson
Ralph W. Yarborough
Texas
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Afl-Cio
Buffalo
New York City
Rockefeller
John V. Lind
Say
National Guard
Lindsay
Organized
Republican Party
Nixon speech as President for Vietnam policy marks intense effort
Joseph Alsop notes Nixon wrote the Vietnam speech largely alone with Kissinger and Woods assisting on details. He brands the speech an all out attempt to steer national opinion, with uncertain immediate impact. Polls show mixed reactions to the October moratorium, yet public support for Nixon’s policy could grow even from opponents. The Washington marches may test restraint and potential violence.
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Washington
Vietnam
White House
Nixon
Miami Beach
William Rogers
Melvin Laird
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Miami
Rosemary Woods
Miss Woods
Richard Nixon
Galbraith
Louis Harris
Dr. Gallup
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Harris
Gallup
San Francisco
Mobilization Committee
Sen
Edward Kennedy
John Dean
Justice Department
Agricultural Revolution Grows as Chinese Farmers Challenge Peking
In the countryside, farmers defy central control by forming true co operatives and private plots. They grow crops on small private parcels produce byproducts and sell in free markets while demanding a larger share of production and new freedoms. Authorities retaliate by deploying cadres and educated youths, prompting defections.
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Los Angeles Times
Hong Kong
Peking
China
Peoples Liberation Army
Peking People’s Daily
Kwang-Ming
Manchuria
Supreme Court ruling stirs Southern exit fears over integration
William Buckley analyzes the high court decision on school integration, noting Southern families may move North to avoid desegregation while predicting political repercussions. He contrasts private schooling trends and white flight with broader social shifts in the South and critiques current government actions and economic controls. He also cites Communist China’s agriculture shifts and local unrest in Manchuria as broader signs of upheaval.
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South
Greenville
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Wallace
Nixon
Pinch
Warren Burger
Appomattox
Warren Court
Miss
America
Washington, D. C
Congress
Faith and Faithlessness in Public Life
Cotters Rhodes laments political propaganda and calls for faith in leaders. He cites Life magazine accusations against Governor Rhodes, urges legal protection for officials, and warns against chaos if law and order erode in Athens and nearby areas. He argues leaders deserve support against attacks and cautions against subversive forces.
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the Messenger
United States
Rhodes
Life Magazine
Open Letter Thanking Judge and Mrs Sheeter and Captain Cochran
The men of Washington Hall Ohio University express thanks for Oct 29 in the lounge. They praise cooperation bridging the gap between Athens law agencies and university students and acknowledge a clearer view of the speakers and their roles.
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the Messenger
Franklin Sheeter
Charles Cochran
Washington Hall
House of Brandywine
Athens
Washington
Brandywine
Ohio University
Messenger Publishing Co. Subscription Rates and Policies
The notice details daily and Sunday newspaper pricing for delivery by carrier and mail. Rates vary by location with different weekly and yearly amounts for Ohio West Virginia U.S. and possessions. Also notes Associated Press membership and post office classification.
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Ohio
West Virginia
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