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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1969

Page

8

1969 edition header date and editors listed

The page clip lists the publication date October 17 1969 and names Charles W Reamer as Managing Editor and Richard R Paynter as Assistant to the Publisher. No additional article text is present.

Charles W. Reamer Richard R. Paynter Tiday

Correcting Pollution in Great Lakes Action by Hickel

Interior Secretary Walter Hickel moves to enforce anti-pollution corrections by cities and industries harming the Great Lakes. Federal Water Pollution Control Administration can seek mandamus to compel cleanup within 180 days, or court action may follow. public support grows for stronger action.

Great Lakes Walter J. Hickel Federal Water Pollution Control Administration Post Office Department House Senate

Labor Expansion and Union Fragmentation Across Movement

The AFL-CIO seeks growth after losing auto workers and teamsters, expanding its executive council to 33 and targeting new fields like government employees. Independent unions total about 6 million, including the Alliance of Labor, while one third of organized labor remains outside the AFL-CIO and 67 million workforces remain ununionized.

Organized Labor Movement Afl-Cio Alliance of Labor Teamsters and Automobile and Chemical Workers Atlantic City Auto Workers and Teamsters Federation American Federation of Government Employees Federal Workers’ Union American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees

Washington Insight on Moratorium and Vietnam Policy

Joseph Kraft argues the Vietnam Moratorium exposes Washington sycophancy and urges a total wind-down with broader Saigon governance. He cites Nixon's partial troop withdrawals as reactive to public pressure and warns against delaying exit, noting US forces and Saigon weakness. He calls for honest debate, accountability, and a clear commitment to end the war.

Washington Vietnam Averell Harri Saigon Pentagon Eisenhower Korea Germany Paris Nixon Henry Cabot Lodge Philip Habib Nguyen van Thieu Kennedy Johnson Clark Clifford Robert Kennedy Cardinal Wolsey

Military Pay Pushes Families Onto Welfare Rolls

AP reports thousands of service families rely on public assistance as rising costs outpace military pay and overseas allowances. Laird orders nationwide welfare tally while shortages of on-base housing and Nixon plan limits deepen financial hardship for airmen, sailors, and soldiers.

Robert A. Dobkin Associated Press Washington (Ap New Jersey California Vietnam Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird Nixon Laird Pentagon Congress National Council On Agriculture Department Defense Department Washington Post Exchange Browns Mills N.J Air Force McGuire Air Force Base Burlington County Ft. Dix Army Robert Gallagher New York City Connecticut Bernard Shapiro Virginia Clifford P. Case R-N.j John S. Monagan D-Conn Case Alvin O’kenski R-Wis House Armed Services Committee Chicago San Francisco Gallagher Red Cross University of Chicago Press Social Service Review David N. Saunders Army Community Services Saunders Ft. Sam Houston Tex

Record of the 91st Congress a failing performance

Washington observers condemn the 91st Congress as ineffectual since January with pay raises awarded while most spending bills stall in committees. The piece highlights delays on tax reform, foreign aid, welfare reform, postal overhaul, and military pay and housing, noting widespread inaction and political friction.

Washington Congress Treasury Post Office White House Interior Department House Senate Finance Committee John McCormack Senate Mike Mansfield

The Athens Messenger Publication Details

The Athens Messenger a daily paper except Saturday and member of the Associated Press. Pricing shows 10 cents weekday single copy and 20 cents Sunday. Mail rates listed for Ohio West Virginia daily and Sunday, other U S locations, with yearly subscriptions. Office address 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701.

Associated Press Ohio West Virginia U.S. & Possessions Athens Post Office the Messenger Publishing Co W. Union St Athens

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