Athens Messenger notices and staff list 1966 issue
The Athens Messenger from Athens Ohio lists staff and publishers for the 1966 edition. It notes Frederick W Bush as publisher and Gordon K Bush as publisher, with Fred W Weber as circulation director and M W McDargh as advertising director.
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. MecDargh
Medicare enters 100 days with wide hospital use
The Medicare program, begun July 1, has already funded hospital care for about 1.5 million older Americans in its first 100 days. Wilbur J. Cohen called the results "truly stupendous" as the plan covers bills for tens of thousands of doctors and serves tens of thousands more post hospitalization.
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Wilbur J. Cohen
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Cohen
Britain
New York State
Supreme Court Leaves Winner-Take-All Electors Unchallenged
The Supreme Court refused to hear a challenge to the state winner-take-all method for allocating electoral votes. The decision stirred mixed reactions, seen by some as a sign the court may be resisting further lawmaking after the one man one vote reapportionment ruling.
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Supreme Court
High Court
States seek federal action on presidential selection
Delaware leads a coalition of 13 states arguing the winner take all method magnifies votes from large states and violates the one man one vote principle. The Supreme Court has not ruled on the current system and may defer to Congress for reform.
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Delaware
Supreme Court
Congress
Cuban Refugees Gain Permanent Status After Congressional Action
Congress passed a bill granting permanent status to about 200000 Cuban refugees in the United States, allowing naturalization and citizenship. The refugees, who fled risk and sacrificed property, had previously lived under parole and could seek a new path by naturalization. The act acknowledges their chosen commitment and their place in American society.
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United States
Fidel Castro
Congress
Canada
Cuba
Act of Congress
Bobby Kennedy in Berkeley Shapes California Swing
Berkeley coverage shows Kennedy drawing massive crowds and high praise from Gov. Pat Brown while cautions arise over his Vietnam stance. The piece notes Kennedy’s charismatic appeal, crowd dynamics, and the risk of overexposure if his Vietnam positions appear inconsistent with his broader antiwar stance.
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Sen. Kennedy
California
Berkeley
Franklin Roosevelt
Kennedy
Pat Brown
Brown
Bobby Kennedy
Earth
Down To The Sea In Ships At Hampton Roads
A columnist praises Hampton Roads as a historic naval hub with Monitor and Merrimac, and notes the modern fleet including Forrestal and tsunda canal. The piece links naval heritage to Viet Nam service, cites Atlantic Fleet strength, and reflects on sailors’ discipline, camaraderie, and duty.
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Hampton Roads
San Diego
Philadelphia
New York
Charleston
Boston
Monitor
Merrimac
America
Norfolk
U. S. Atlantic Fleet
Viet Nam
Fluoridation Debate in Athens Water Supply
Mrs Wyckoff questions adding fluoride to Athens city water. The letters cite ADA and health groups showing 1.0 to 1.5 ppm fluoride is safe, argue endorsements by medical bodies justify fluoridation, and claim water fluoridation is cheaper and more effective than dental treatments.
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Ohio
Athens
Ohio board studies coal prices to trace hike causes
The state board examined coal pricing in Ohio to uncover reasons for recent increases. In local commerce, W. E. Hutchin sons offered steak at 20 cents per pound and hamburger at 14 cents. The Office of Price Administration had been established nationwide. Clark Gable and Lana Turner starred in Honky Tonk at the Athena Theatre.
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Ohio
W. E. Hutchinson
Office of Price Administration
United States
Clark Gable
Lana Turner
Athena Theatre
Fluoridation Debate Prompts Cautious Health Inquiry
A speaker argues for caution on water fluoridation noting grandchildren receive fluoride, but ads for extra doses may help some. He highlights gaps in long term studies and cites Denmark, Michigan, Kansas, and California concerns while urging patience for new findings before widespread adoption.
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Denmark
Michigan State House of Representaives
Kansas Academy of Science
California State Department of Health
The Messenger publishing details and rates in Athens Ohio
The Athens Messenger lists publication days as daily except Saturday with Associated Press weekday service. Rates shown include daily and Sunday prices by mail and delivery, with period options for local and nationwide subscriptions. Contact address is 43 West Union Street, Athens Ohio 45701.
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Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Athens Ohio
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