Athens Messenger Front Page October 7 1966
Athens Ohio newspaper page date October 7 1966 lists staff G Reéetiner Bush publisher Charles W Reamer editor Robert Powers news editor and details the Athens address and publication line with founding and publisher history.
Congress trend to right in final session ratings show gains
The ADA and ACA report a rightward shift in both houses. Four Senate liberals score 100 percent. Case and Javits high among Republicans. In the House, 20 Democrats rated 100 percent liberal while 120 were zero. The ACA notes conservatives rising, signaling potential trouble for Johnson's Great Society in 1967.
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Congress
Americans For Democratic Action
Americans For Constitutional Action
ADA
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Jacob Javits
Senate
Everett M. Dirksell
House
ACA
Milward Simpson
Wyoming
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Kennedy
Javits
Case
Johnson
Great Society
NY District Nominee Farbstein Faces War Policy Split
The 19th New York Congressional District spans from the Lower East Side to Lincoln Center and Riverside. Farbstein, a five term incumbent, backed President Johnson's Vietnam policy in a runoff decided after 1500 invalidated votes prompted a court-ordered fresh election.
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New York
Lower East Side
Upper West Side
Lincoln Center
Riverside
Leonard Farbstein
Farbstein
Farbstein Wins Wartime Victory in Democratic West Side
Farbstein defeated Theodore S Weiss by over 900 votes and pledged to campaign for the President in November. The district, strongly Democratic, signals broad support for a firm war stance, with Paul Della Rossa as the Republican challenger and the primary shaping voters' view.
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Theodore S. Weiss
Farbstein
Paul Della Rossa
Franco American Feud Broadens to Finance Dispute
The French government led by Charles de Gaulle escalates the rift with the United States, accusing Washington of causing a global inflationary spiral. Michel Debre defends gold as currency anchor at IMF World Bank talks, while Henry Fowler condemns gold hoarding that widens the U S payment deficit.
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Charlés de Gaulle
NATO
United States
Michel Debre
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
France
Debre
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Long War in Vietnam Analyzed by Joseph Alsop
In Saigon, Gen Thieu and Prime Minister Ky discuss avenues to end the war. They favor invasion of the North as fastest but foresee a long political war after a military victory. Alsop notes mixed prospects for pacification and the challenge of replacing South Vietnamese authority with U.S. and local cooperation.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
William Westmoreland
Thiett
Hanoi
Thieu
Dien
Diem
Binh Dinh
Howe Desegregation Rules Spark National Debate
The piece rails at U. S. Commissioner of Education James Howe for revised Title VI desegregation guidelines. It argues the rules compel color conscious schooling, threaten federal funding, and extend to school operations from attendance zones to athletics, backed by large federal sums and oversight.
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Harold Howe
U. S
Senate Appropriations Committee
House Rules Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Howe
South
James L. Goddard
Food and Drug Administration
Robert C. Wood
Housing and Urban Development
Senate
House
Congress
U. S. Commissioner of Education
Johnson Pursues Surprising News Conferences for Focus
President Johnson shows restless use of news conferences as a tool to reveal key appointments. He blends formats from ambula tory to televised, often using a surprise announcement to anchor the event. The Katzenbach selection and other posts dominated the sessions, with Johnson delivering few direct assurances on questions.
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Johnson
White House
George W. Ball
Washington
Ball
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
War Secretary Baker halts National Guard recruiting at will
The Messenger recalls 50 years past when War Secretary Newton Baker allowed commanders to stop recruiting in the National Guard as numbers fell short of expectations. Residents of Amesville Sharpsburg Lathrop and Broadwell face mail disruption after the Marietta Columbus and Cleveland Railroad ends mail delivery. Ford Motor Co plans 26000 layoffs at its Rogue plant due to reduced production. A Pomeroy group forms Magnesium Metal and Power Corp to make chemicals from salt brine.
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Newton Baker
National Guard
Amesville
Sharpsburg
Lathrop
Broadwell
Marietta, Columbus and Cleveland
Ford Motor Co
Rogue
Magnesium Metal and Power Corp
Pomeroy Group
Messenger Publishing Co. subscription rates and address
Public notice lists daily and Sunday subscription prices for The Messenger in Athens Ohio and mail handling details. It shows delivery by carrier and mail, with rates for daily and Sunday editions, three month, six month, and yearly plans, and provides the publisher's address at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
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the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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