Athens Messenger Publisher Lineage and Staff
The Athens Messenger records its long history with founders and publishers from 1825 to 1965. It lists Frederick W. Bush Jordon K. Bush G Kenner Bush and Fred W Weber among leadership, with M W McDargh as advertising director and Charles W Reamer as managing editor.
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M. W. McDargh
Charles W Reamer
Richard R Paynter
Europe pays oil blackmail in Mideast crisis, Kraft argues
In Paris Joseph Kraft critiques Western Europe for sidelining itself in the Middle East crisis. He cites the nine EU oil actions against the Dutch, NATO overflight refusals, and a Europe divided by de Gaulle’s legacy. Kraft urges renewed U.S. effort to foster European unity and accountability.
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Paris
Europe
Cairo
Holland
Israel
Portugal
NATO
Britain
Mediterranean
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Sadat
Henry Kissinger
Dr. Kissinger
Mideast
Near East
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Edward Heath
Heath
Ohio furniture in Brussels sparks questions on value and rent
In Brussels the state of Ohio may still own furniture rented to Umbra S A for a former trade office. Officials doubt the value and whether rent was ever collected. The piece notes 3500 workers will move to a new 41 story building in Columbus with limited parking and local political news.
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Columbus, Ohio
Brussels
Belgium
Ohio
Columbus
Umbra S. A
Merrill L. Katz
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
James A. Rhodes
Umbra
John H. Gilligan
Amsterdam
Frankfurt
Dusseldorf
London
Katz
Statehouse
Joseph J. Sommer
Ohio Department of Administrative Services
State Department
Neil House
Sommer
Anthony O. Calabrese
Cleveland
Supreme Court denial fuels press freedom debate in Dickinson case
Washington essay notes Oct 15 Supreme Court order denying certiorari in Dickinson v U S escalates concerns over judicial supremacy and press censorship. It recounts Judge West’s gag on reporting in Baton Rouge, the Fifth Circuit rebuke, and warns of potential tyranny if courts stifle open proceedings.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Dickinson
U. S
Douglas
Agnew
Ford
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Larry Dickinson
Gibbs Adams
West
Dickinson and
Adams
Morning Advocate
State Times
John R. Brown
Circuit Court
Newark residents cope with inflation in Central Ward
In Newark's Central Ward, residents report no dramatic price spikes, saying they are accustomed to high costs. Welfare recipients discuss budgets, rent hikes, and meat limits while supermarket officials defend uniform pricing across 110 Foodtown Co-op stores in New Jersey and New York.
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Alonzo Cannady
Associated Press
Newark
N.J
Central Ward
Pearl Kendrick
Kendrick
Viola Baukum
Foodtown Supermarket Co-op
New Jersey
New York
Gatson
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Linda
Elizabeth
Britain faces new crisis in Northern Ireland peace plan
London reports that despite early gains from Britain's peace blueprint, crucial decisions on a powersharing government in the Northern Ireland province loom in three weeks. The 900 plus dead conflict pits Catholic nationalists against Protestant Unionists, with tensions over a cross-border Council of Ireland and future governance.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Irish Republican Army
all-Ireland
Londonderry
Belfast
William Whitelaw
Whitelaw
Brian Faulkner
Social Democratic and Labor Party
Social Democrats
Council of Ireland
Dublin
This Day in History November 16 1973 Highlights
Today in history notes multiple events on November 16 across years including U S Soviet relations 1933 the capture of Ft Washington in 1776 and 2 000 prisoners Oklahoma statehood 1907 Toscanini debut 1908 Allied offensives 1944 Eisenhower merger proposal 1945 Truman rebuttal 1953 Barghoorn case 1963 Barghoorn release noted, plus notable birthdays Burgess Meredith and Robert Bennett and a Polish proverb thought for today.
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United States
Soviet Union
Ft. Washington
Hudson River
Oklahoma
Union
Arturo Toscanini
U.S
Barghoorn
London
Jacqueline Onassis
Europe
Burgess Meredith
Commissioner of
Indian Affairs
Robert L. Bennett
Public Letters Back in Forum for Community Views
Readers offer opinions on issues of public interest in this letters page and are welcomed as a forum for community discourse. Personal announcements, notices, or thanks of a primarily private nature are discouraged on this page.
Annual Athens Messenger advertising and pricing note
The Athens Messenger lists pricing for daily and Sunday single copies, carrier delivery, and mail rates. It notes delivery by tube route and by mail to Ohio, West Virginia, and other U S locations, with second class matter status and mailing address in Athens Ohio.
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West Virginia
U.S
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