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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1969

Page

4

Athens Messenger 1969 September 9 edition header

The Athens Messenger issue lists the newspaper staff and publishing details for Athens Ohio. It names Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G Kenner Bush and Charles W. Reamer along with Richard R. Paynter and provides the address 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio 45701.

Athens Messenger the Messenger Publishing Company West Union Street Athens Ohio Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush Athens Post Office the Messenger Publishing Co W. Union St

Farm Labor Laws Faces Hurdles for Migrant Workers

President Roosevelt traded farm worker labor guarantees to win rural support, while Nixon era study flagged high turnover among migratory crews and the bargaining power of harvest-time strikes as barriers to extending national labor protections to field workers. Some lawmakers favor government supervision of wages and conditions to aid organizing.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Nixon Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers Organization Afl-Cio Delano Secretary of Agriculture George P. Schultz Schultz

Census rights push prompts long form plan for 1970 count

The census will expand to a long form with 89 questions sent to one in twenty households, costing about 200 million dollars. Enumerators will visit 40 percent of homes starting April 1 while the rest receive mail questionnaires. The data aids federal programs, political representation, and business planning, with strict privacy safeguards keeping details confidential.

Bureau Reau House of Representatives

Nixon’s Biggest Challenge Inflation and taxes in focus

A conservative view argues President Nixon must curb inflation to survive 1972. The piece links rising prices to a broad squeeze on households, especially 60 plus retirees, noting wage gains lag behind costs and taxes rise October 1. It cites consumer price increases and the threat of regimentation if no remedy is found.

Nixon Humphrey Vietnam Congress John Sparkman Alabama Midwest Legion U. S

Nixon's Second Chance in Vietnam Policy Reform

Washington Insight argues Nixon must accelerate troop withdrawals and shift from Saigon-centric diplomacy after Ho Chi Minh's death. It warns that Thieu's narrow regime blocks genuine peace and urges changes in strategy, negotiations, and possible to seek interim arrangements with Provisional Government to wind down military activity.

Washington Nixon Vietnam Ho Chi Minh North Vietnam South Russia China Hanoi Saigon Nguyen van Thieu Thieu Gen. Thieu Hamburger Hill Company A Paris White House South Vietnam United States Provisional Government

Soviet Education Push Expands Early Learning and Teacher Burden

The series describes a drive to raise a universal minimum education in the USSR by advancing students earlier, with teachers bearing a heavy load to move all children forward. It notes heavy teacher roles, use of Komsomol for lagging students, and high status for teachers, plus expanded vocational and night schools to curb dropouts. Preschool starts at age 3, with six hours daily in state-supported facilities, preparing children for elementary school and reinforcing national achievement.

Associated Press U. S Ministry of Education Ussr Academy of Pedagogical Sciences Malkova Soviet Union Russia

Letters Promises Editor The Messenger

The letter argues President Nixon failed to curb the high cost of living and urges housewives to boycott shopping for thirty days to protest price increases. It recalls WWII rationing and calls for Americans to sacrifice to protect seniors and the disabled amid national economic strain.

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The Messenger Publishing Co. Publication Rates

Daily and Sunday service details from The Messenger Publishing Co provide pricing for carriers and mail delivery across Ohio West Virginia and other U S locations. Rates include weekly and longer terms with annual options and ongoing postal classifications.

Ohio West Virginia

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