Athens Messenger details and staff roster from 1969 issue
The Athens Messenger 1969 front matter lists staff including Frederick W. Bush publisher Gordon K. Bush publisher-1965 and Charles W. Reamer managing editor. The paper operates from Athens Ohio with 43 West Union Street address and established historic lineage dating to 1825.
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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, Ohio
Emancipating Men Says Heide Embrace New Roles
Mrs. Wilma Scott Heide, president of the Pittsburgh Chapter of the National Organization for Women, calls for men to shed stereotypes. She lists myths of rugged masculinity, emotional repression, and overdependence on wives, urging both sexes to reject stereotypes for a more humane world.
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Wilma Scott Heide
Pittsburgh
The
National Organization of Women
New Consumer Council Proposed For Public Information System
Senators Moss and Bart propose a consumer council to provide printed answers from a computer linked inquiry terminal. The plan envisions selling information by the council with members including James M. Nicholson and various civic and business leaders. Public reaction will be tested in a hearing on the bill and its ideas.
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Frank E. Moss
Utah
Democrat
Philip A. Bart
Michigan
Senate Consumer Subcommittee
Consumer Council
Hart
Moss
Five federal disease programs face cancellation to save 12.7 million
The report warns that five major federal programs aimed at attacking chronic diseases could be cancelled to save 12.7 million over 15 months. It argues against sacrificing cures for heart disease stroke cancer arthritis diabetes and neurological conditions amid larger spending on other projects.
Plan to Keep Smoking and Kidney Health Programs, Cut Others
The text argues to retain chronic disease control programs for smoking, kidney disease, and nutrition, while cutting other major research on diseases like Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, and pulmonary emphysema. It warns that future thousands of victims would face high costs if those programs are dropped.
It Can Be Done Ba Tri District Vietnam Field Report
Joseph Alsop describes a drive with Dennis Harter in Ba Tri district Kien Hoa Province. He notes villagers prospering from a salt-tide dam and rising incomes as VC influence wanes, while acknowledging ongoing guerrilla strength and surface progress toward broader government control.
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Harter
Vietnam
Delta
Ba Th
Ba Tri
Mo Cay
Kien Hoa
Ba Tr
9Th U.S. Infantry
Mc Cay
Kien
Tran Ton Nhien
Dennis Harter
McCay
Province
Alaskan Oil Boom Faces Global Oil Politics Test
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan examines how Alaska’s huge oil discovery and the Northwest Passage route affect world oil flows. The piece discusses Libyan upheaval, Middle East tensions, Arab oil power, and how Alaska’s reserves act as insurance for U S and Europe, with first output not until after 1973.
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Alaska
U.S
Israel
Europe
North Africa
Nigeria
Persian Gulf
Libya
Arabian Peninsula
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Kuwait
United States
Northwest Passage
Goodell’s Viet Nam Proposal Prompts Constitutional Debate
Senator Charles Goodell calls for Congress to force a US troop withdrawal from Vietnam by January 1 1971 a stance embraced by Mayor John Lindsay. The piece weighs executive power versus congressional authority and discusses implications for Nixon Fulbright and the broader liberal conservative dynamic amid ongoing warfare.
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Charles Goodell
New York
Congress
Nixon
South Vietnam
Goodell
John Lindsay
New York City
Senator Goodell
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
U.S
Senate
Johnson
Fulbright
Joe McCarthy
Robert Taft
James Reston
New York Times
Reston
Possible Alaska Oil Route Could Reshape Europe US Trade
Analysts argue a Manhattan breakthrough linking Alaska to the East Coast could open Europe to Arctic tanker routes, shrinking US dependence on foreign oil if quotas stay. With more ice breaking tankers, the 6 year horizon might see Europe less tied to Middle East, Venezuela prices, and political crises.
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Heaval
Libya
Middle East
Arabian Peninsula
Alaska
North Slope
Manhattan
Northwest Passage
Europe
U.S
United States
Venezuela
Selective Worrying and Funny Questions Poke At Daily Life
In HAL BOYLE style a light column mocks indiscriminate worry and lists shopping, politics, sports and world issues as crowding our minds. It argues personal worries stay manageable if we focus on immediate tasks like getting to work and watching prices.
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Thurs — Voyl
New York
Donors Give Van to Transport Kidneys Across Hospitals
One hundred twenty six kidney recipients at University of California Medical Center San Francisco donate a $7000 van with an organ preservation machine to aid kidney transfers. The gift supports others in receiving the life changing transplant.
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University of California Medical Center, San Francisco
The Messenger Publishing Co. mail rates and address
The Athens Messenger lists delivery and mail rates including 10 and 15 cent single copies, weekly and yearly prices, and mail options across Ohio West Virginia and nationwide. It notes Second Class Matter status and provides the publisher address at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701.
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Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
Ohio
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