Weber McDargh Staff Listings From Athens Ohio Paper
Fred W. Weber is circulation director and M. W. McDargh is advertising director for the Athens Ohio paper dated Thursday September 29, 1966. The notice lists editorial staff and contact details for the Athens publication.
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Athens
Ohio
Two-Way War Escalation and Southeast Asia Threats
The piece analyzes Communist expansion in Southeast Asia and U S responses. It notes Indonesia's past role, Thai and Sarawak infiltration, and the risk of a southern pincers strategy. It cites 25 000 American personnel in Thailand, seven airfields, a large base, and naval patrol capacity as containment measures.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Sukarno
Thailand
Red
Laos
Sarawak
Malaysia
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Prayer Amendment Fails by Narrow Margin in Senate
The Dirksen bid to amend the First Amendment to legalize school prayer falls nine votes short of a two thirds majority. Despite bipartisan support from most Republicans and Southern Democrats, the chamber rejects the measure amid wide religious opposition and rising election year tensions. Dirksen vows a national crusade with Poling, Graham, and other faith leaders to press the amendment forward. Three days of emotional debate highlighted the issue as lawmakers wrestled with separating prayer from state endorsement.
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Senate
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Javits
New York
Case
New Jersey
Rachel
California
Fulbright
Arkansas
Erwin
South Carolina
Dirksen
Daniel A. Poling
Billy Graham
Birch Baby
Indiana
United Nations at 21 Expanding membership and questions of self rule
As the United Nations nears its 21st General Assembly, new nations seek membership after independence, boosting the body beyond 118. Indonesia returns, Guyana is recommended for 119th seat, and Bechuanaland and Basutoland ready to become Botswana and Lesotho. Debates over self determination versus fragmentation rise.
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United Nations
General Assembly
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Security Council
Adam Malik
Guyana
Caribbean
South America
Africa
Bechuanaland
Republic of Botswana
Basutoland
Lesotho
Swaziland
Federation of Southern Arabia
British Caribbean Islands
U Thant
Maldive Islands
United States
Soviet Union
The Communist Trialogue and Hanoi's Balancing Act
Washington insight examines how the Red Guards and upheavals in China affect Sino Soviet relations and Hanoi. It argues Moscow uses Europe as leverage and calls for U S Soviet nuclear restraint to ease tension in Europe while avoiding pushes that drive Hanoi deeper into conflict in Viet Nam.
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Red Guards
China
Izvestia
Pravda
Soviet Union
Peking
Southeast Asia
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
Europe
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Moscow
Ho Chi Minh
Mao
Khrushchev
North Viet Nam
Washington
Gromyko
U.N
Asia
Obituary of George Shakel Jr. Ties to Kennedy and a life of risk
The obituary frames George Shakel Jr. as a dynamic, risk loving figure connected to Sen. Robert Kennedy. It recounts his bold acts from trimming Kennedy's sail to irony at the Capitol and a life of diverse interests. His death in Idaho is presented as a tragedy that underscores a larger view of fate and purpose.
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George Shakel Jr
Idaho
Robert Kennedy
Shakel
Michelangelo
Victor Hugo
Thomas Jefferson
Winston Churchill
John Kennedy
Martha’s Vineyard Sound
Kennedy
Jack
Bahaman
Shaker
United States
New York City
Albert Einstein
Me Tooism in the Johnson Humphrey Era and 1968 Ambitions
The piece surveys Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey’s public loyalty, energy, and popularity, noting Humphrey’s dependence on Johnson, the risk of alienating voters, and the political landscape with Robert F. Kennedy as a potential rival. It cites polls showing Kennedy ahead of Johnson and Humphrey, and recalls the rarity of vice presidents later becoming president.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
America the Beautiful
John W. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Platform promises peace and eight hour law in Wilson campaign
The Messenger describes Woodrow Wilsons campaign backbone including peace prosperity the eight hour work law and preparedness. Senator Alta Pomerene spoke at the Athens County Courthouse. Calico costs eight cents yard and mens shirts on sale at 38 cents. RAF bombers struck Italian cities in heavy raid. Gallipolis hosts Red Cross drive planning a 3000 member quota led by Carl Byers and E F Higgins.
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Woodrow Wilson
Alta Pomerene
Ohio
Athens County
W. M. Cray’s
RAF
Gallipolis
Red Cross
Carl Byers
E. F. Higgins
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger lists daily publication except Saturday with AP Weekdays. Single copies cost 10 cents, Sunday 15 cents. Delivery options include carrier and mail rates for Ohio, US, and possessions, with 50 cent carrier and various weekly, quarterly, and yearly prices.
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Associated Press
US & Possessions
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