The Same Old Game In Near East Power Play
Washington analysis argues Moscow used the Near East crisis to win unilateral gains against the United States. It urges stronger American pressure for concrete Soviet concessions beyond vague prestige to secure a safer world and deter detente with a price.
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Where Was the Boom Consumer Pessimism in New York
AP reports widespread consumer pessimism as forecasters expect the boom to fade. A University of Michigan survey shows 66 percent doubt inflation controls will work, while rising food and housing costs erode buying power and confidence. Mobility to mobile homes rises as traditional housing remains costly.
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Red Cross Roll Call Plan Outlined by Alderman
The Messenger recalls a campaign plan announced by chairman F. L. Alderman for a Red Cross Roll Call. Local chairmen would be appointed in each township to direct door to door canvassing and literature would be distributed in schools. The Miami University Redskins defeated Ohio University 21 to 0 in a drizzle, ending the Bobcats homecoming hopes.
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A Conservative View on the CPSC’s Growing Power
A columnist likens the Consumer Product Safety Commission to Dr. Frankenstein’s monster, noting its expanding authority to issue safety standards, recall products, and impose civil or criminal penalties. The piece cites a 369 category list and emphasizes education before enforcement.
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Cleveland Democrat Leo D Arcy runs for mayor after yard sewer show
Cleveland Democrat Leo D Arcy announces a write in bid for mayor after a long wait for sewer repairs. He cites small everyday problems and joins 10 write in candidates while incumbent Ralph J. Perk leads the field on the ballot. D Arcy remains WELW news director.
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On This Date in History October 24
Highlights include 1945 United Nations charter ratified by the Soviet Union as the 29th nation placing the charter into force. Also noted are 1795 Poland’s partition by Prussia Austria and Russia and 1861 the first telegrams sent across the United States.
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Letters For Animals Editor The Messenger
Fall is here and winter approaches reminding animal owners to plan for the season. Store grain and hay, provide clean water, shelter, and insulated outdoor housing for small animals. With rising feed costs, stock up early. the Humane Society and officers offer help with animal care questions.
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Reasons Not All Women Have Abortions
A letter discusses valid reasons for abortion including financial hardship, birth control failure, fetal abnormality, and rape. It argues abortion can be a social and medical choice for women with multiple children, public assistance, or severe pregnancy risks, while denying it as general birth control.
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Bicycle use gains city council support and cross party praise
The Messenger reports Republican candidates endorse bicycle use and expanded bicycle facilities. Democratic Third Ward candidate supports the plan in a published statement dated Oct. 18. C Paul Koffel, 20 Kurtz St, Athens.
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Letters to the Editor invite public opinions on today’s issues
The page welcomes reader letters on matters of general public interest and emphasizes this forum is not for personal notices or thanks. It invites civil discourse while maintaining focus on issues, policy, and community concerns.
Ohio House Picks Ball and Collins for District Seats
In updated district assignments, Claire M. Ball Jr. secures the Ohio House 91st district seat while Oakley C. Collins is designated as the representative for the 92nd district. Both substitutions reflect ongoing state legislative reshaping.
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The Athens Messenger Publication and Delivery Rates
The Athens Messenger outlines daily and Sunday single copy prices 15 and 25 cents, carrier delivery details, and mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and elsewhere. It notes subscription options by week month and year and provides mailing address for The Messenger Publishing Co. in Athens Ohio.
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