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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1969
Page
4
Charles W. Reamer as managing editor and Richard R. Paynter as assistant to the publisher oversee the Monday October 13 1969 issue. The page sets the newsroom leadership and publication date for the day's edition.
A survey by the Associated Press Managing Editors Association shows students judge newspapers as fairest and most accurate when assessing media fairness. They rate newspapers highest for fairness at 53.5 percent and accuracy at 35.8 percent, with lower scores for television radio and magazines.
A Lubbock report from Texas Tech near Amarillo shows cattle gain 5 percent faster on a diet of 15 percent paper than alfalfa. If paper waste becomes a nutritious feed, wastepaper could gain value beyond disposal costs.
William P Rogers praised Kuwait at the United Nations trip noting it is the most prosperous country and the only state to offer aid. He said Kuwait has vast oil reserves and emphasized no competition with Alaska's oil as both nations can market their products.
Joseph Alsop argues Hanoi faces a rapid erosion of the Viet Cong structure in South Vietnam. He notes district by district declines, Tet 1968 as a turning point, and warns Nixon's troop decisions will either hasten or slow erosion affecting Hanoi's war capacity.
Critics challenge Haynsworth for Supreme Court. Nixon’s staffing moves spark MCA, HEW, and SBA battles. Nominatons to Venezuela and Caracas embassy withdrawn amid conflict of interest fears, while Willie Mae Rogers and Betty Cameron face fallout from ethics scrutiny and processing errors. Virginia Knauer gains quick approval.
James Kilpatrick argues against a House approved constitutional amendment that would overhaul presidential elections. He warns it would centralize democracy, create national recounts, and erode state sovereignty. He urges rejection, favoring reform within existing structures and preserving the republic.
Robert G Underhill reports his wife was at a meeting at Joneswood Columbia and Briarwood last Tuesday Oct 7 between 8:30 p.m. and midnight when another vehicle struck theirs. No note left. both cars damaged with a fender replacement and taillight broken. He seeks to locate the involved driver for possible repair settlement.
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday delivery rates for carrier, mail in Ohio and West Virginia, and mail elsewhere in the U S. Rates include weekly, monthly, and yearly options with varying costs. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and entered as second class matter at the Athens Post Office.
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