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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1972

Page

4

Humphrey Aims to Top Wisconsin Primary as Albany Candidate

In Wisconsin Hubert Humphrey shifts from nice guy to aggressive contender. He attacks Nixon on prices and Social Security while canvassing 18 hours daily. He faces Muskie McGovern Jackson and Wallace with Lindsay also running. Humphrey seeks to be Number One as voters head to the polls Tuesday.

Wausau Wis Hubert Humphrey Wisconsin Nixon McKinley Humphrey Muskie McGovern Jackson Wallace John Lindsay New York George Wallace Sen Henry Hubert Horatio Humphrey

Athens Messenger Publisher History Note

A historical note outlines the Athens Messenger publishing leadership from 1896 to 1965. It lists Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G Kenner Bush and Fred W. Weber as key publishers along with Charles W. Reamer as circulation director and M W McDargh as managing editor and Richard R. Paynter as advertising director.

Athens Messenger the Messenger Publishing Company West Union Street Athens Ohio Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush

Minimum tax falls short under Tax Reform Act

IRS figures show 18,000 wealthy individuals paid about 117 million dollars less in 1970 taxes due to the 1969 reform act. The reform provision averaged 4 percent versus the 13.8 percent for all taxpayers, with the 10 percent flat rate.

Internal Revenue Service Henry S. Reuss Wisconsin The Treasury

Local Paper Rates And Tax Loophole Debate Highlight 1960s Era

The notice outlines subscription prices for Athens Ohio publication The Messenger Publishing Co and then discusses tax reform debates. It explains adjusted gross income and exemptions reduce tax liability and cites Rep. Henry S. Reuss criticizing loopholes. The piece argues closing loopholes would raise revenue.

Allard Lowenstein Runs Again In Brooklyn District

Allard Lowenstein announces another run for Congress in Brooklyn's 14th District against incumbent John Rooney. The veteran reformer emphasizes peace civil rights and a fair shake for the downtrodden while facing a cynical electorate and a system that has tempered his past rises and falls.

New York Allard Lowenstein Lowenstein Lyndon Johnson Long Island Brooklyn John Rooney Overseas Press Club

Lowenstein Campaign Begins in Brooklyn Amid Staged Questions

The candidate confirms residence shift from Long Beach as he enters a Brooklyn run. He deflects prompts about Bronx ties while outlining a day of hourly Brooklyn stops and campaign events with his wife Jenny observing the scene.

Brooklyn Long Beach Lowenstein Jenny Bronx Times ABM CIA HEW SST MIRV

Indochina diplomacy edges toward new alignments after Nixon trip

Analysis notes Hanoi fears a secret Peking Nixon pact and Moscow aims to divide Hanoi and Beijing. Chou En Lai signals Chinese support to Cambodia and Vietnam while Hanoi rebukes Shanghai talks. Russia seeks to mediate with Lon Nol to restore bases and weaken Sihanouk, complicating Indochina’s web of ties.

L.A. Times Washington Post Washington Chou En- Lai Nixon Vietnam Peking Soviet Union Hanoi China Cou En Lai Pham van Dong Cambodia Norodom Sihanouk Richard Nixon Chou Shanghai Chou En-Lai Indochina Lon Nol United States South Vietnam Sihanouk United Front

Readers Welcome Letters on Public Issues

This page invites reader opinions on current topics of public interest and urges contributions from the community. It notes preference for letters fitting one page or less and encourages concise, thoughtful commentary for publication.

Economic indicators point to recovery under Nixon plan

Washington insight notes Ingrid Bergman visit hints at improving sentiment plus a review of inflation controls. It cites wage and price policy shifts, Pay Board changes, food price pressures, and stalled retail sales as mixed signals, with GDP up and housing starts strong, supporting a favorable short term outlook.

Washington Ingrid Bergman Nixon George Shultz Office of Management and Budget White House Shultz Secretary of the Treasury

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