The Messenger Publishing Company History Note
A brief note outlines The Messenger Publishing Company history at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio from 1825 with Frederick W. Bush Gordon K Bush and others listed as publishers and directors including Kenneth Fred W Weber and M W McDargh in various years.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
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Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Kenneth Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Fue r Athens Ohio edition editor names and date
The record provides a newsroom byline and date for the FUER Athens Ohio edition with Charles W. Reamer as Managing Editor and Richard R. Paynter as Assistant to the Publisher dated Monday October 20, 1969.
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Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Nixon urges Congress to roll up sleeves for domestic program
President Nixon calls on Congress to act on his nine month old domestic program proposals including draft reform, tax reform, revenue sharing, manpower reform, anti poverty office reform, a Social Security raise, crime control, and a postal corporation replacing the post office department. He says welfare reform needs more time but should be acted on next year.
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Congress
Nixon
House
Senate
Post Office Department
McGinniss
Hubert Humphrey
Roger Ailes
William Gavin
Black Mayoral Bids Signal Change Amid Urban Turmoil
Black candidates, including Carl Stokes of Cleveland, campaign for mayors in nine major cities. The era of race as a national issue has faded into yearlong political turmoil as urban challenges and white voter fears shape outcomes.
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Robert Millender
Detroit
Carl Stokes
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Houston
Atlanta
Hartford
New Haven
Dayton
Stokes
Project Sanguine proposes hidden Navy nuke command grid
A vast underground wire network planned by the U S Navy would blanket up to one third of Wisconsin forest to serve as a backup command post for Polaris submarines. The scheme aims to preserve nuclear deterrence if surface communications fail, but faces farm and environmental opposition over fears of electric leakage harming timber streams and wildlife.
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Wisconsin
U.S. Navy
Polaris
Moratorium Lessons For Nixon Vietnam Policy
Washington insight argues Nixon must learn from the Vietnam Moratorium tests. It contends partial troop withdrawals impress critics as cynical, hawks fade, and only a real peace path with Saigon and Paris talks can end the war.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Saigon
United States
Paris
Letter highlights Ohio governor Rhodes failures and state issues
Lenore Sickels charges Governor Rhodes with aiding a mob linked financial gain and cites rising living costs, higher car insurance, regressive taxes, poor mental hospital conditions, low pay for state workers, weak education funding, and poor industry attraction. She notes school constructions were locally funded, not Rhodes driven.
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Rhodes
Ohio
Summit County
General Assembly
Ohio University
Athens Mental Health Center
NEA
Wall Street Journal
U. S
Europe
Call for advocacy group for underprivileged citizens
The Messenger urges formation of a representative organization for welfare recipients, the disabled, aged, and poor to ensure full benefits under law. The writer, George Tolliver, invites interested people to contact Box 457, Route Nelsonville for information and involvement.
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George Tolliver
Nelsonville
The Aura Builders and the Limits of TV Politics
A critique of Joe McGinniss The Selling of the President 1968 argues TV campaign tactics cannot create a lasting political leader from nothing. It questions whether aura making can substitute for genuine leadership and cites McLuhan Kopelman Lincoln and Nixon era figures to illustrate the limits of media manipulation.
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Washington
Joe McGinniss
McGinniss
Nixon
Marshall McLuhan
Arie Kopelman
Abraham Lincoln
Kopelman
Hubert Humphrey
Doyle, Dane, Bernbach
Lincoln
Shelter Arms Hospital appeal urged in Athens letter
Mrs. Darrell Howe asks Athens residents to meet with Sheltering Arms Hospital trustees and administrator Carl Thielmann to learn facts about the hospital and join the foundation to avert a local disaster. She urges citizens not to seek care outside the city.
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H. F. Braley
the Messenger
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Carl Thielmann
Athens
Mailbag miscellany offers weighty insights and quirky tips
HAL BOYLE surveys reader questions and snappy notes from New York. He cites overweight executives, looming airport growth, welfare spending growth, and alcohol-related health risks. Tips include memory prep before bed and a warning about low fat diets affecting hearing.
The Athens Messenger Mailing Rates and Address
The Athens Messenger outlines delivery options and prices for daily and Sunday editions by carrier or mail in Ohio and West Virginia and elsewhere in the U.S. It notes the paper is a daily except Saturday, member of the Associated Press, with a postal address at 43 W. Union St., Athens Ohio.
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Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
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