Athens Journal notices September 27 1966
Local publication from Athens Ohio lists staff names Fred W. Weber circulation director and M. W. McDargh advertising director with date Tuesday September 27 1966. Public notice item reflects standard newspaper masthead metadata.
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Athens
Ohio
Congress refines curbs on tax credits and depreciation
In the House Ways and Means committee Rep. Mills refines the 7 percent tax credit and accelerated depreciation proposed by President Johnson. He favors setting Sept 8 as the effective date and expands the carry-forward period and annual credit limit to ease impact on business, citing Trans World Airlines’ $410 million jet order. Senate action forthcoming as Congress races to curb inflation.
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Johnson
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Mills
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Senate
Congress
Liberal Texas Democrats Bolts Convention for Tower Reelection
Texas liberal Democrats bolt the state convention to back Republican John Tower for reelection against Attorney General Waggoner Carr. Tower, praised by labor and backing Viet Nam support, faces strong odds but holds tacit labor endorsements and championed farm wage hikes. Johnson’s influence in Texas weakens as the split reshapes party control.
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Texas
John G. Tower
United States Senate
Johnson
Tower
Democratic
Houston
Waggoner Carr
John B. Connal
New York
Alexis Johnson
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Foy Kohler
Russia
Time To Awaken On Crime Against Daughters Of Parents
The piece calls for decisive action against sex criminals and sadists after Valerie Percy’s murder. It urges a political candidate to lead a nationwide drive to restore safety at home and on streets, suggesting Charles Percy gain fresh motivation for public service and possible presidency.
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Valerie Percy
Charles Percy
Chicago
Rusk Victory Seen In State Department Reshuffle
Washington insight argues Dean Rusk consolidates power as Katzenbach Rostow Kohler and Kohler shape policy. The piece praises Katzenbach for cautious reform inside a skeptical department, noting his potential to sway Senate critics and ease tensions over Vietnam and liberal foreign policy.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Ashbrook studies Ripon Society to critique GOP liberalism
Congressman John Ashbrook, ranked as a rising Republican, completes a study for the American Conservation Union on the Ripon Society and its goal to reshape the GOP into a more Democratic likeness. He frames the 1964 defeat as a source of Republican hesitation and contrasts it with earlier party gains and losses.
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John Ashbrook
Republican
American Conservation Union
Ripon Society
Eastern Seaboard
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Ashbrook
Dewey
Eisenhower
Advance
Republican Governors Association
Smylie
Idaho
Young Republican Organization
Omaha
Council of
GOP House
Gerald Ford
National Review
Greece May Enter War as Constantine Expected
Dispatches from Rome suggested Greece could soon enter the war with a Constantine proclamation. In Athens Joe Pickering was named senior class president as elections produced full committee assignments for the 17 member class.
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Rome
Constantine
Greece
Joe Pickering
Athens High School
Rusk the Reticent Secretary of State Faces the Spotlight
Dean Rusk, secretary of state since 1961, rarely speaks for effect. He repeats administration policy, avoids direct attribution, and stays out of the limelight behind the State Department and White House walls. Rusk, noted for his quiet, introspective approach, thrives on careful public service rather than public heroics.
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Rusk
Dean Rusk
Congress
Washington
Dulles
Kennedy
Johnson
State Department
White House
Probaly
Peace Drive and UN Funding Deadlock Highlighted
The United States warned in 1964 it would cut votes for arrears if East European countries and France refused payments for UN peacekeeping in the Near East and Congo. A UN Committee of 33 chaired by Dr. Francisco Cuevas Cancino failed to bridge Soviet claims that only the Security Council may authorize action, leaving the UN financially strained and ineffective.
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Soviet Union
France
United Nations
Near East
Congo
United States
General Assembly
Francisco Cuevas Cancino
Mexico
Security Council
Committee of 33
Assembly
The Athens Messenger Postal Rates and Address
The notice lists daily and Sunday single-copy prices, mail delivery rates by region, and subscription options. It identifies Athens Messenger Publishing Co at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701 and notes second class mailing under the 1918 act.
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Associated Press
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
Ohio
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