Community Blood Drive Effort Lauded by Athens Jaycees
Athens County Red Cross chapter launches season's first donor drive with Jaycees co sponsoring Oct 7 and 8 bloodmobile visits to Church of the Good Shepherd. City offers free parking and bus service. half of University Terrace blocked for donor parking. donors urged to pre arrange appointments at 593 5273.
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Wallace Attacks Court and Prays in Public Schools
The piece argues George C. Wallace’s blunt critique of the Supreme Court and federal judges, his call for Senate reconfirmation after years of service, and his hostile stance toward liberal court actions. It notes the public reception and questions whether Wallace has the experience and restraint for the White House.
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Philadelphia to bale city trash into rail loadFill mines
A Philadelphia engineer plans to haul baled trash by rail as fill for abandoned strip mines at 2 dollars per ton less than current disposal. The four year contract with Eastern Land Reclamation will create transfer stations to shred and compress waste into 3 by 3 by 5 foot bales for nightly rail transport to mines, saving the city at least a million dollars annually and cutting air pollution. Japan already compresses garbage into building materials.
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Eastern Land Reclamation
Japan
A Very Ugly Business in New York Schools
Joseph Alsop analyzes the 1960s New York City teachers strike and the clash between educators and black militants. He traces origins to 1920s through 1930s reforms, MES efforts, decentralization trials, and rising tensions with race, integration, and bureaucracy. The strike shuts all city schools, reflecting broader social conflict and limited reforms.
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A CONSERVATIVE VIEW JAMES KILPATRICK
James Kilpatrick argues the Wallace movement has grown beyond a single candidate. He says Wallace embodies public attitudes, drawing 15 to 21 percent support nationwide, and may win more electoral votes than Humphrey. The piece notes race and anonymity as key currents fueling the surge.
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George Wallace
Bulgaria seeks U S good offices on armistice
The Bulgarian minister Panaretoff sent a communication to Secretary Lansing asking the United States to aid in concluding the Allied Bulgarian armistice. Fourth Liberty Loan drive opens in Athens County with church bells and whistles. U S Fifth Army advances beyond Pompei near Mt Vesuvius as Germans retreat to Naples. Midwest congressmen fault oil and gas rationing as bureaucratic bungling and call for congressional inquiry.
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Albania Withdraws From Warsaw Pact Over China Rift
Albania announces its withdrawal from the Warsaw Pact, citing no role since 1961 and challenging Soviet restraint while pointing to China as a counterweight. China warns Moscow against meddling as Soviet leaders accuse the West of subverting the Communist bloc.
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No Quislings in Czech Town Answered No to Occupation
In No Quislings Usti the town asked if they favored armies of occupation for peaceful development. The reply was 100 percent no. The Czechs remain resilient as leaders stay free from liquidation due to absence of Quislings stepping forward to replace them.
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Remarks by Hal Boyle on a candidate’s campaign fatigue
A series of pointed, satirical lines from Hal Boyle about a political candidate, touching on money and charm shortages, past election failures, donor refunds, missed appearances, trust in selling, loyalty, voting blocs, and awkward campaign moments. The quips roast campaign optics, personal costs, family ties, and voter reach in a brisk sequence of barbed observations.
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Jim
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Vietnam
Myths About Employee Relations Debunked by Survey
A survey of 55 000 employees from a large chain retailer refutes common beliefs about morale and communications. Letters from the president usually sparked resentment, promotions upset some workers, pay raises did not always boost morale, and some supervisors felt lacking in fringe benefits.
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New York
Health measure in Youngstown bans barefoot walking
The Civil Liberties Union accuses a Youngstown ordinance of unconstitutional overreach as it forbids anyone over six from walking barefoot. The sponsor says the rule protects health by stopping filth tracked into homes, arguing it applies to all ages, though enforcement differs by age.
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Youngstown
Governors push new direction with GOP leaders
House Minority Leader Gerald Ford campaigns for a GOP majority while Pennsylvania Governor Raymond P. Shafer and 26 Republican governors argue their party already leads three-fifths of the people. They claim new direction for the nation if other states join, a self serving but political stance.
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Raymond P. Shafer
The Messenger Publishing Co Athens Ohio notice
The text lists publication details and pricing for daily and Sunday editions of The Messenger in Athens Ohio, including delivery options, rates by carrier and mail, and the postal address for mail, all referencing the Athens Post Office and Associated Press membership.
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