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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1969

Page

6

Athens and Ohio history feature from 1969 Athens Messenger

The Athens Messenger entry provides a historical note listing staff roles and department heads for the Athens, Ohio publication as of October 6, 1969. It credits Frederick W. Bush as publisher 1896-1929 and references W Weber, Charles W. Reamer, McDargh, and Richard R. Paynter among others.

Athens Messenger the Messenger Publishing Company West Union Street Athens Ohio Frederick W. Bush Frion K Bust Pub Charles W. Reamer McDargh Richard R. Paynter Athens, Ohio

VA Home Loans: Billions Backing Veteran Housing

The VA home loan program, begun 25 years ago, has funded about 7.1 million veterans with roughly 74 billion dollars for buying building or improving homes. In the year ending June 30 1969 219 000 loans totaling over 4 billion supported veterans, with average loan 18317 dollars.

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College for Geniuses Proposed by Mensa Members

Mensa members support a proposal by Windon Wenger of Kirkland Hall College Easton Maryland to establish a college for geniuses on the Maryland Eastern Shore. The plan aims to channel high IQ youths into a well rounded, humane intellectual climate, though funding and opening dates remain unclear.

Mensa Windon Weng Kirkland Hall College Easton College For Geniuses Maryland

Vietnam Peace Talks Reopen as Hanoi Signals Flexibility

Le Duc Tho returns to lead North Vietnam in Paris talks while Hanoi moves to align with Moscow and Beijing for a settlement. Xuan Thuy’s remarks and Kissinger contacts hint at US withdrawal and a seven year moratorium, prompting calls for stronger pressure on the Nixon administration to reach an agreement.

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McCarthy’s Book Critique From a Washington Post Column

Nicholas von Hoffman reviews Eugene McCarthy's memoir The Year of The People. He critiques the book as not meeting the complex legacy of McCarthy, noting the politician's shift from liberal insider to peace movement icon and the author’s portrayal as a cautious, solitary figure.

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Affirmative Conservatism and Pollution Debate At Dinner

A crowd of conservatives at the Sheraton Park honors Senator Williams and Rep. Gross with sponsors including Union and National Review. Kilpatrick urges affirmative conservative policy focusing on pollution, urban issues, privacy, and housing, while criticizing McCarthy's campaign serialization and media handling.

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Letter policy for The Messenger invites public input

The Messenger welcomes Letters to the Editor on topics of general public interest. Brief, signed letters in ink with writer address and telephone number are required. Only signed letters will be considered for publication, and editors may condense letters.

The Messenger Publishing Co Address Notice

Publication details list daily and Sunday editions with prices and delivery options. It notes Associated Press membership and mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and other regions. Also provides post office entry as Second Class Matter under 1918 act and address for mail.

Ohio West Virginia Athens Post Office the Messenger Publishing Co W. Union St Athens

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