Chinese trip ends with fond farewell from Wu and Kuo
John Roderick recalls guiding NBC team through China to cover the U S table tennis tour. He praises Wu for help and jokes about film delays and the different China system. The group travels Canton to Hong Kong amid busy fair bustle and a mix of meals and memories.
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Associated Press
Hong Kong
China
Kuo
John Rich
Jack Reynolds
NBC
U. S
People’s Republic
Roderick
Summer Palace
Tokyo
Peking
Waichaopa — Foreign Ministry
Canton
Tung Fang
Shanghai
Mao
Lowu Bridge
America
Athens Ohio newspaper masthead from 1971 issue
The Athens Messenger issue from Thursday April 22 1971 lists the publisher Gordon K Bush and staff including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush circulation director Fred W Weber and other editors and managers for Athens Ohio with the 43 West Union Street address and date for the paper.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
The China Game II Opens Path to War and Peace
The table tennis opening between the United States and China signals potential shifts in international relations. Premier Chou En Lai hints at welcome for a visit, while Nixon eases a trade embargo and expands exchanges. Soviet concerns frame Sino-Soviet and global dynamics as this moment could reshape diplomacy and talks in Warsaw.
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United States
China
Chou En Lai
Nixon
Warsaw
Cambodia
North Vietnam
North Korea
Cuba
U.S
Soviet Union
Moscow
Berlin
No fault auto insurance gains early favor in Gallup poll
A Gallup Poll shows 42 percent have heard of no fault auto insurance with 19 percent understanding it. Among the informed group, support runs four to one in favor while debates grow in state legislatures and across the public policy arena.
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Princeton
N.J
Gallup
Opinion on No-Fault Auto Insurance Plan
The survey analyzes public views on the Brickman plan for no fault auto insurance. Results indicate varying support levels across demographic groups with notable concern about cost and coverage changes.
IWW Leader Haywood Leaves for Russia at Lenin Request
Federal officials report that IWW head Big Bill Haywood departed the country to take a post in Russia at Lenin and Trotsky's request. Nelsonville lawmen note a minor crime wave with a bootlegger arrest, two burglaries and an assault case. A Senate committee weighs a draft exemptions plan for overseas service. Burns Ervin reports many brush and forest fires in York Two.
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International Workers of the World
IWW
Big Bill” Haywood
Russia
Lenin and Trotsky
Nelsonville
Senate
Burns Ervin
York Two
Calley verdict sparks divided views in local letters
Greg Black writes from Columbus about public reaction to the Calley court-martial, condemning murder of civilians while noting some see the verdict as unfairly punitive. He discusses military training, Geneva conventions, and the national debate as he urges measured response.
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the Messenger
Ft. Benning
Macon
Benning
Calley’s
William Calley
Columbus Papers
Army
Ohio National Guard
Kent
Vietnam
Greg Black
Mellon
Columbus
Georgia
Lieutenant Black
William G. Black
Athens
Ohio University
The
Messenger
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Hospital Foundation Meeting At Athens High School
Membership has dropped to 200 from about 1000 last year as the hospital foundation prepares for a meeting tonight at 7 30 at Athens High School. Members will vote on bylaw amendments and elect four trustees. Genevieve Shipman Route 4 Athens
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the Messenger
Hospital Foundation
Hospital
Athens High School
Genevieve Shipman
Athens
Buckley Recalls Nixon Speech And Secret Service Precautions
Column recalls Nixon's 1960s appearances before editors and a later 9 p.m. entrance ritual. The piece critiques crowd discipline and the Secret Service's lessons from Dallas, Memphis, and Los Angeles, noting timing, safety, and media tensions surrounding presidential access.
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Melvin Laird
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