The Messenger Publication History and Staff
The Athens Messenger archive notes the publisher sequence from Frederick W. Bush 1896 to Gordon K. Bush 1929 to G Kenner Bush 1965 with Fred W. Weber as Circulation Director and M. W. McDargh as Advertising Director and Richard R. Paynter as Managing Editor. The issue date is Monday November 12 1973.
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Frederick W. Bush
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Impeachment Path Seen as Benefit to Nation and GOP
James Kilpatrick urges House impeachment of Richard Nixon to resolve months of charges. He argues impeachment could vindicate Nixon, restore order, and shield the Republican Party from Watergate damage, urging peers to back formal constitutional proceedings.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
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Republican Party
Gerald Ford
Ford
White House
Freight car shortage strains U.S. rail system
With shipments rising on a booming economy and grain exports surging, freight car shortages strain the national rail system. Some manufacturers switch to trucks as 33 000 cars daily are unavailable, especially covered hoppers for grain, forcing railroads to repurpose cars and complicate deliveries across industries.
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David Burke
NEW York
Soviet Union
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bill Goldstein
Chicago Shippers Association
Association of American Railroads
Burlington Northern
Penn Central
Chessie
Ford Motor Co
R.J. Breitinger
Westinghouse Electric
The Athens Messenger Rates and Delivery Details
The Athens Messenger publishes daily except Saturday with Sunday edition. Rates list per copy 15 cents weekdays and 25 cents Sundays, mail subscription prices shown for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide. Address mail to Messenger Co Route 33 North box.
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Ohio and National Lawmakers Contact Listings
Directory style listing with multiple legislators across Senate and House districts. Includes names Clarence E Miller Harry L Armstrong Claire M Ball Oakley C Collins and offices in Washington Columbus Athens and Trenton with phone numbers and addresses. Contains fragmented formatting and obscure punctuation.
The Crisis Of Zionism Revisited In Israel
An Israeli observer discusses how Israel faces a crisis of Zionism amid Arab attacks and alienation abroad. The piece traces Zionism from a territorial promise to modern dissent and questions whether new leadership can sustain the state’s security and identity.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Germany
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Africa
Israel
Amos Oz
Time Magazine
Allies Strive to Save NATO Amid Middle East Strife
United States and European powers push to preserve NATO as defense against the Soviet threat while facing East-West rifts over the Middle East. Disputes over Israel arms support and Arab oil flow strain unity, with leaders weighing a new Atlantic Charter concept.
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United States
Middle East
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
NATO
Kissinger
North Atlantic Council
France
Britain
Israel
Portugal
West Germany
Bremerhaven
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Willy Brandt
Schlesinger
European Common Market
Veterans Day must stay on November eleventh, DAV editor says
The DAV editorial urges Congress to restore November 11 as Veterans Day nationwide, noting decades of Arlington ceremonies and widespread local observances. Local figures Rep. Clarence E. Miller and State Rep. Clair M. Ball Jr. are urged to support the restoration. Athens area DAV chapter chair Homer T. Baird signs the message.
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November 12 History Highlights From 1941 to 1937
On this date in 1941 the Soviets halted German invaders near Moscow during World War II. In 1812 Napoleon’s army reached Smolensk on its retreat. In 1866 Sun Yat Sun was born near Macao. In 1927 Stalin became Soviet dictator as Trotsky was expelled.
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Macao
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Monaco
Kim Hunter
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