Athens Messenger 1966 October 5 edition details
Notebook-style front page note lists staff and leadership for The Athens Messenger. Publisher lineage includes Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush Fred W Weber and Kenner Bush with Charles Reamer managing editor and Robert Powers news editor. Located in Athens Ohio with address at 43 West Union Street.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Sncong
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Manila conference and Viet Nam peace front invited
The North Viet Nam invitation to join the National Liberation Front frames a broad democratic coalition for South Viet Nam. The Front claims sole representative status, complicating talks with Asian leaders and the United States. The editorial doubts genuine peace until the Front and Hanoi are ready to negotiate.
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Manila
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
National Liberation Front
Ngo Dinh Diem
National Front
Nguyen Huu Tho
Front
Viet Nam
United States
North
South
Johnson
State Department
Federal funds seek communities for water treatment research
The Clean Water Act subsidies totalling 16.5 million dollars await takers as only 3.5 million has been allocated to seven projects. Commissioner James M. Quigley urges eligible communities to apply before year end to avoid returning funds to the U S Treasury.
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James M. Quigley
Federal Water Pollution Control Commissioner
U. S. Treasury
Quigley
Mother's Confession Led to Tragic Brooklyn Case
In Brooklyn on November 2, Joan Powe admitted binding her 4 year old son Anthony with tape and beating him with a hose and broomstick, leading to his suffocation. The case collapsed when the DA could not introduce the confession after a Supreme Court ruling on rights to an attorney, drawing criticism of judicial limits on police and prosecution.
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Joan Powe
Brooklyn
N. Y
Anthony
Torney
Supreme Court
Saigon
Hanoi
Saigon-Cholon-Giadiah
Special Zone Committee
Mrs. X
Mrs. Y
Hanoi's war lies help explain Vietnam setback views
Joseph Alsop argues Hanoi's leaders are misinformed by false reports from lower to higher levels. He cites three attack directives, inflated enemy claims, and exaggerated U S losses to justify resilience and pressure for a quick U S withdrawal. He notes specific incidents around Route 13 and Yusung District to support the claim.
No Cal Bourbon and the Admiral of the Bourbon Institute
A cartoonish letter by James Kilpatrick attacks Ciardi for a calorie chorus on bourbon. It imagines Admiral Marshall of Vienna Virginia leading a no cal bourbon project and lampoons the science as faith while noting distillery pride and national budget quarrels over noncaloric drinks.
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John Ciardi
George
Ciardi
Phaethon
Admiral W. J. Marshall
Vienna
American Bourbon Institute
Virginia
Bowman Distillery
Admiral Marshall
Bowman Institute
The
Bourbon Institute
Jack Daniel
Mao Tse-tung critique: from revolutionary founder to autocrat
James Marlow surveys Mao Zedong’s reign from revolutionary icon to authoritarian ruler. He argues that Mao’s terror, failed policies like the Great Leap Forward, and his use of the Red Guard have crushed dissent and boxed China into conformity, even as he clings to power.
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Mao Tse-tung
China
Stalin
Mao
Red China
India
Red Guard
Milk wagon dragged and looted as NYC famine escalates
The Messenger reports a milk wagon driver dragged from his truck by women and children, with a mob of about 200 sweeping the wagon clean amid a milk famine in New York City. Final work continued on Lindley Hall at Ohio University. A fresh German offensive began aiming at Moscow. Gary Cooper and Walter Brennan star in Sergeant York, opening at the Athena Theater.
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New York City
Lindley Hall
Ohio University
Moscow
Gary Cooper
Walter Brennan
Sergeant York
Athena Theater
Daily newspaper product pricing and delivery details
The fragment lists subscription and single-copy prices for daily and Sunday editions, including carrier and mail delivery options. It mentions various rates for Ohio, the U S, and possessions, with durations such as one week, three months, six months, and one year.
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Associated Press
US & Possessions
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