Athens Journal Names Editorial Staff In 1969
The Athens Journal lists its leadership with Freda W. Weber as Circulation Director and Charles W. Reamer as Managing Editor. M. W. McDargh serves as Advertising Director and Richard R. Paynter as Assistant To The Publisher in Athens Ohio.
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Freda W. Weber
Charles W. Reamer
M. W. McDargh
Richard R. Paynter
Athens, Ohio
Sayre pushes for one great union of paper workers
At the UPF fifth convention in Pittsburgh Harry D. Sayre president of the 150000 member United Papermakers and Paperworkers union urged merging the five major international paper unions and their 500000 members into a single union. He said he would even sacrifice his own job to achieve this goal.
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Harry D. Sayre
United Papermakers and Paperworkers Union
UPF
Pittsburgh
Sayre
United States
Canada
Ameri
Refugee Stream Continues Across Europe
The article notes about 50,000 refugees flee annually with 28,000 from East Europe. Geneva hosts the Inter Governmental Committee for European Migration. Austria and Italy are preferred entry points while the United States Israel Australia Canada and Sweden are common destinations. Poland plans tighter Jewish emigration rules in September. The US accepts about 10,200 refugees yearly from East Europe and the Middle East under quotas, plus regular immigration and family-based admission. Competition for professionals exists across favored countries.
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Europe
Inter-Governmental Committee For European Migration
Geneva
Switzerland
Austria
Italy
United States
Israel
Australia
Canada
Sweden
Poland
Middle East
Moon Treaty Defines Global Access and Peaceful Use
Prof. Gennadi Zhukov outlines that the moon remains free for all states under the 1967 treaty. No state may annex the moon or establish sovereign territory, and all activities must be peaceful with no military bases or weapons tests on the lunar surface. He cautions against using military personnel to disguise dual use for space aggression.
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Gennadi Zhukov
International Institute of Space Law
International Aeronautics Federation
Dr. Zhukov
Back To Bull Moose Theodore Roosevelt Memorial On Roosevelt Island
A conservative columnist tours the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial on Roosevelt Island in the Potomac. The piece contrasts the natural, undisturbed setting with a dated but stirring Roosevelt quotes urging courage, practical ideals, and liberty with order. Roosevelt's enduring vitality is praised amid modern urban contrasts.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Lincoln
Jefferson
Washington
T.R
Enchanted Island
Washington Monument
Roosevelt Island
Potomac
Key Bridge
Georgetown
Teddy Roosevelt
National Park Service
National Airport
Fellini
Roosevelt
The
Forest Service
Washington Insight: Nixon’s Quiet, Compromised Grip on the Nation
The column questions whether the Nixon era has put a lid on public concerns from Vietnam to inflation and urban blacks. It argues troop withdrawals lack a plan, inflation remains uncontained despite actions, and urban aid is eroding while cynicism grows about the administration’s long term strategy.
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Washington
Vietnam
Hamburger Hill
Nixon
Justice Department
Pat Moynihan
San Clemente
Gallup Poll on Smoking Shows 40 Percent Now Smoke
A 1969 Gallup survey finds 40 percent of adults smoke cigarettes, 60 percent are non smokers, and 64 percent of smokers light a pack daily or more. Seventy one percent link smoking to lung cancer and 60 percent to heart disease.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
Gallup
Csesseeseenees
National
Beéhanas Jhe
Camping Out With Family At Tallulah River Campground
An Associated Press humorous tale recalls a rainy Tallulah River camping night with a wife, two children, and a dog. The family's leaky tent, failing fire, soaked kids, and a noisy car horn wake the campers at 4 a.m. by dawn they decide to go home.
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Clayton, Ga
Sidney Lanier
North Georgia
Tallulah River
Daddy
Mommy
Blaiberg Death Casts Doubt On Heart Transplants
Dr Philip Blaiberg died after living 594 days post heart transplant making him the longest surviving patient. His death underscores ongoing organ rejection challenges that hinder transplants from becoming reliable life extending procedures.
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Philip Blaiberg
The Messenger Publishing Co. Public Notice Tariff
Athens Messenger advertises its daily and Sunday single copy prices for in town and mail delivery, plus rates for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide mailing. It lists 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio 45701 as the mailing address and notes second class matter status under the 1918 act.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
D&s
West Virginia
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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