Advertising Directors at Athens Paper Named
M. W. McDargh named Advertising Director with Richard R. Paynter serving as Assistant to the Publisher in Athens Ohio 45701 as of Wednesday October 1 1969.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1969
Page
4
M. W. McDargh named Advertising Director with Richard R. Paynter serving as Assistant to the Publisher in Athens Ohio 45701 as of Wednesday October 1 1969.
In its annual preliminary forecast Mellon National Bank of Pittsburgh projects 1970 as an adjusted year with a sluggish start and gradual second half recovery. GNP near 984 billion, up 5.7 percent from 931 billion, but inflation trims real gain to about 1.3 percent.
After a six month review the Nixon administration will fund out of hospital drug coverage for about 20 million elderly Americans through Medicare. A 17 member committee led by John T. Dunlop urged prompt full aid and pharmacist reimbursement under a subsidized insurance program.
Washington insight argues that postwar monetary cooperation beats gold standard nostalgia. It notes the two tier system of dollars for reserves and SDRs, cites De Gaulle and Strauss as critics, and urges visible public action to strengthen cooperative exchange regimes toward Bretton Woods II.
Patrick O Keefe reports on the split reality of Catholic Communist relations with harsh prison and work camp reports contrasted by renewed dialogue and clerical freedoms. The piece notes ongoing persecutions in Albania, broader but easing pressure in Hungary Poland Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia and Vatican efforts to broaden discussion with atheism while seeking religious liberty.
Conservative columnist James Kilpatrick questions the portrayal of Black militant Robert F Williams as a reforming figure and recaps his actions from Monroe North Carolina to his exile. The piece contrasts Williams with liberal coverage and notes his alleged weapons, rhetoric, and influence.
Publication rates and delivery options for The Messenger published in Athens Ohio. Details include daily and Sunday copy prices by carrier and mail, regional rates for Ohio and West Virginia, and a mailing address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio 45701.
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