Vietnam War Produces European Moral Self-Justification
The column argues that Europe, especially Germany and Britain,ستخدمds moral superiority over the United States due to Vietnam. It cites Calley's court-martial, media portrayals, and headlines in Sueddeutsche Zeitung and The Times. It notes European publicists claim broader U.S. guilt while debating war crimes.
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S.A
Washington
Sueddeutsche Zeitung
Vietnam
My Lai
United States
Nixon
Calley
Nuremberg
Times
U.S
The Athens Messenger Publisher and Staff Credits
The Athens Messenger lists the publishing company at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio with historical notes on founders and publishers from 1825 to 1965. It names Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and G Kenne along with Fred W Weber and M W McDargh in circulation and advertising roles.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenne
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Income gap in America persists despite bigger pie shares
In a 1971 analysis Herman P. Miller notes the wealth distribution remains wide with the lowest fifth controlling 6 percent and the top fifth taking 41 percent of income. He cites welfare reach and historical shifts while contrasting with earlier Fed remarks and wartime job effects.
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Herman P. Miller
The
Popul
Census Bureau
Crowell
Miller
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve System
Berkeley radicals seek elections over protests in council race
Nicholas von Hoffman reports in Berkeley where four radicals run for city council as national media seek a trend. Voters fill the theater after polls close while figures like Tom Hayden Eddie Hyman and Art Goldberg reflect on a shift toward parliamentary participation and changing radical influence.
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A. Times-Washington Post
Berkeley
Calif
Tom Hayden
Chicago
Hayden
Sam
Bernard
Eddie Hyman
Columbia
Radical plan and protests swirl amid Berkeley election night
The piece notes radicals debating tactics as Rennie Davis and others push for a mass antiwar action while Berkeley hosts elections. The Mother Jones Commune quorum marches with red flags and sings The Internationale, only to be met by a hostile passerby asking what comes next after three of four radical candidates win.
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Tiveness
Eddie
Art Goldberg
Fifth Avenue Parade Committee of
New York
America
Berkeley-Oakland
Ron Dellums
Congress
Sible
Rennie Davis
Washington
Berkeley
Mother Jones Commune
Buckley on Nixon Vietnam Speech Half Satisfying
William F Buckley Jr analyzes President Nixon's Vietnam address noting a lack of call for universal volunteerism and questioning the arithmetic of draft needs. He concludes the speech, while cautious, avoids premature withdrawal and upholds the original stance to support Vietnam.
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Brickmad
William F. Buckley JR
Nixon
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Athens Messenger Advertising and Mailing Rates
The Messenger Publishing Co lists daily and Sunday editions with single-copy prices, home delivery and tube rostering options, and subscription rates by mail for Ohio West Virginia and other U S territories. It notes second class matter status and provides the Athens address for mail.
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Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Uniforms Change in Athens Police and University Force
Bruce McGregor notes Athens police adopt dark blue shirts and jackets with relaxed posture, contrasting with old Sam Browne belts. He observes university officers retain stiff green uniforms, arguing the new city style appears more comfortable though both claim safety. He urges practical, approachable policing over form.
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Athens
Bruce McGregor
Beautification vs. Private Gardens in Athens
A Athens gardener laments ongoing vandalism by neighborhood children including footballs and guns. After speaking with youths, equipment like an electric lawn lantern was shattered by a BB gun and bulbs trampled. The writer asks how to teach respect for private property and gardens as a start to law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
How They Voted April 5 7 1971 Senate House
Washington reports show Senate approval of a 67 to 1 omnibus Export-Import Bank bill with Saxbe Taft Jr not voting. It removes exports credit limits to eastern Europe and shields Ex-Im from budget limits. In the House the fiscal 1972 Education bill was defeated 191 to 187 on a $729 million increase. Miller voted against.
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Mayor Daley
Hale Boggs
FBI
America
House
U.S
Europe
Ex-Im Bank
Congress
Executive Branch
William B. Saxbe
Robert Taft Jr
Office of Education
Nixon
Clarence E. Miller
R. Lancaster
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Indochina
London Times
India
Hamburg
al Tech
Ish
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
William “Pussyfoot” Johnson
Britain
I. M. Foster
Deanville
United Nations Security Council
Council
Spain
Charlotte Baker
Kenny Walters
Ohio University
AAAS
Nicholas von Hoffman
Small Society
Brickman
Wee
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Che Athens Messenger
Associated Press
D&s
the Messenger
Senate
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