Athens Messenger notices from October 24, 1966
A compact Athens Ohio newspaper item from the October 24 1966 edition covers local notices and community updates. The page lists staff roles and publishing details for the Athens Messenger, including editors and directors.
Hungry World Faces Record Shortage Says FAO Review
The World Food and Agricultural Organization reports 1966 highlights show 70 million new mouths to feed with little rise in production. Drought and disasters hit developing regions, North America keeps output afloat, stockpiled wheat falls 45 percent from 1961 peak, and global surpluses shrink while per capita food drops. The piece urges freeing cultivated acreage to feed both Americans and the wider world.
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North America
World Food and Agricultural Organization
Canada
Africa
Latin America
Far East
China
Nero
Rome
Liberal Party pushes North American free trade center
The Liberal Party convention in Ottawa urged Canada to start talks on a North American Common Market. They propose removing all tariffs across Canada United States Mexico and the Caribbean to form a combined trading area of about 300 million people.
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Liberal Party
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
United States
Mexico
Caribbean
Ottawa
Conservative Party
Continental Free Trade Center
London Traffic Warnings Call for City Exodus
The piece argues major cities risk residents fleeing to smaller towns amid congestion and pollution. It cites London's 10 million population and forecasts of worsening traffic, urging American cities to heed the warning and attract industry to avoid a similar fate.
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America
London
England
Wallace’s Third-Party Bid Shapes 1968 Political Storm
Joseph Alsop analyzes the 1968 landscape with Gov. George Wallace looming as a potential third-party candidate. Nixon and Goldwater back a southern strategy while Wallace could win five to eleven southern states and threaten Johnson. The piece warns of a volatile mix of law and order Republicans and race-baiting third-party chances that could redefine national politics.
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Alabama
George Wallace
Lurleen
State House
Wallace
Mississippi
James Fastland
Eastland
Gov. Wallace
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Nixon
Goldwater
South
George Romney
Johnson
Louisiana
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Florida
Texas
House of Representatives
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Stokely Carmichael
Gulf In The Court A Dispute Over Alcohol Addiction And Punishment
In Budd v California Justice Fortas argues alcohol addiction can be treated as a disease not a crime. The piece contrasts activist and conservative views on criminal punishment for illness, noting practical limits and urging legislative action before codifying psychiatric standards in constitutional law.
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Justice Fortas
Our Land
Budd
California
Thomas F. Budd
Oakland
Supreme Court
Fortas
Justice Douglas
24Th
Telegraph
Zook Sutton
U. S. Supreme Court
Toto
High Court
Citizens protest Athens water fluoridation plan
A local letter to the editor argues against fluoridating Athens water, citing long term health risks and citing medical figures including Dr. Charles Gordon Heyd and Dr. James Sumner. The writers warn fluoride as an enzyme poison and urge readers to consider the risk to themselves and children.
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Athens
U. S
Charles Gordon Heyd
American Medical Association
Jonathan Formir
Ohio State Medical Journal
James Sumner
Cornell University
Johnsons Manila conference sparks debate over policy toward USSR
The Manila gathering of allied leaders flexes the Johnson administration’s approach to Asia and Europe. Critics warn against concessions amid Vietnam war while noting trade limits with Eastern Europe and Brezhnev Kosygin invitation as potential missteps. Brezhnev rejects talks while war rages.
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Manila
South Vietnam
Johnson
Asia
Down Under
Europe
Soviet Union
NATO
Kremlin
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
United States
Brezhnev
Viet Nam
State Court Upheld Movie Censorship In Ohio
The Ohio State Supreme Court backed the state movie censor board in rejecting The Birth of a Nation. At Fulton Grocery Co beef 12 cents, Old Reliable coffee 23 cents per pound. Zhukov replaced Timoshenko at Moscow front in a Soviet shakeup. Kenneth C. Ray spoke as 3,000 teachers gathered in Athens for the Southeastern Ohio Education Association meeting.
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State Supreme Court
Ohio
State Movie Censor Board
Fulton Grocery Co
Gregory Zhukov
Marshall Semeon Timoshenko
Moscow
Kenneth C. Ray
Athens County
Athens
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Welcome Readers: Express Your View in Letters to the Editor
The Messenger invites brief opinions from readers on topics of general interest. Sign with your name, include full address and telephone number, and ensure the letter is concise. The newspaper reserves the right to select and condense letters for publication.
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the Messenger
Newspaper pricing and mailing details from The Messengers
Daily and Sunday rates listed for delivery by carrier and mail. Pricing includes one week three months and yearly options with regional variations. Address to The Messengers Publishing Co. at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701 for mail.
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Ohio
W Vo
Mali
US & Possessions
Athens Post Office
Messengers Publishing Co
Union St
Athens
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M. W. McDargh
Joseph Alsop
Washington
James Kilpatrick
Sutton
Selves
Brickman
The
Small Society
Congressman Klutz
LBJ
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