Honoring the Tablet-Keepers in Chicago
Nearly 200 American writers and teachers gather in Chicago to honor Henry Regnery founder and chairman of the publishing house bearing his name. The piece praises conservative publishing efforts and reflects on the rituals of supporting literature and writers.
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Henry Regnery
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Athens Messenger front page 1972 milestone marks 147 years
The Athens Messenger, published in Athens Ohio, dated Friday April 21 1972, notes its long history with editors and publishers listed including M W McDargh and G Kenner Bush. The issue commemorates the paper’s established lineage since 1825 and outlines staff roles such as circulation director Charles W Reamer and advertising director Richard R Paynter. The archival note emphasizes the paper’s local origin and enduring presence in Athens Ohio.
Terribly Disappointed Editor Returns to Ohio University Site
A guest editorial recalls a return trip to Ohio University with disappointment over Athens downtown decay. The writer laments broken sidewalks, litter, stray dogs, and a lack of civic pride, calling for a vigorous cleanup by City Hall. The piece includes an editor’s note praising the call and reflects on broader historical memory.
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Henry Regnery and the Conservative Mind's Keeper
A tribute to Henry Regnery honoring his role in preserving conservative thought. Bill Buckley leads the memorial in Richmond and Mecosta, praising Regnery as keeper of the conservative store and the enduring truth he safeguarded through decades.
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Whittaker Chambers
Kleindienst confirmation looms in Senate stalemate over executive privilege
The Kleindienst bid for attorney general falters as White House Senate conflicts over executive privilege block testimony. Senate critics demand Flanigan testimony while Republicans warn of political fallout. If blocked, he may serve as acting AG and fuel campaign debates on a confirmed nominee.
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Vietnam
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Flag on Student Jacket Sparks School Board Debate
Letter to The Messenger praises Alexander Local School District actions and a math teacher Gerald DeLaval for removing a flag from a student jacket and calls for banning flag wear in schools. The writer cites flag code and dictionary definitions to justify the stance while urging boards to act.
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Susan Crites
Alexander
Gerald DeLaval
Alexander High School
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Citizens for Better Schools backs renewal Athens 5 mill levy
At a recent CBS meeting the group unanimously approved a renewal of the Athens City School District 5 mill levy for operational expenses. Transportation to the polls is available by calling 593-7103. The next CBS meeting is April 26 at 8 p.m. at the middle school with Sam Henderson speaking on district finances.
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Athens Messenger publication rates and mailing details
The Athens Messenger lists delivery options by carrier and tube routes with daily and Sunday prices, plus mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide. Subscriptions show weekly, monthly, and yearly terms, with post office classifications and mailing address in Athens Ohio.
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Nixon courts confrontation with Russia over Vietnam strategy
Washington Insight argues President Nixon seeks a hard line against the Soviet Union on Vietnam to pressure Moscow for arms control at the Moscow summit. It contends risks include possible Haiphong escalation and a weakened bargaining position if the war drags on.
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