Trust, Timetable Clash Halts Vietnam Settlement Talks
Washington Insight notes deep mistrust between Hanoi and Washington as Pham Van Dong rejects Nixon style deals. North Vietnam favors unification and a staged settlement after full American withdrawal, while fears of renewed bombing deter prisoner releases and bargaining. The outlook remains bleak with only a remote chance of early agreement.
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The Athens Messenger Publisher Notice
The Athens Messenger details its publishing history and leadership from 1825 through 1965, listing founders and publishers including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G Kenner and G Kenner Fred W. Weber. It also names circulation director M W McDareh and advertising director.
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Egypt's Sadat orders immediate Soviet adviser withdrawal
Egypt's president el-Sadat orders the immediate withdrawal of Soviet military advisers and experts from Egypt, signaling possible war or peace in the Middle East. The move follows Premier Aziz Sidky's abrupt Moscow talks aimed at boosting offensive weapons.
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Streetcar strike in Chicago enters second day
The Messenger recalls a 50 year old strike as pedestrians and private cars clog Chicago streets. The piece also notes an Athens Country Club exhibi tion between F Stanley Crooks and Arthur Shannon. It reflects on Cairo Moscow talks and Sadat’s position amid Middle East tensions.
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Doctors Finances aims at affluent magazine market
New publication targeting high income doctors aims to rush past rivals by focusing on the doctor's wallet. It will begin with a 500000 print run for doctors earning over 25000 annually, with 34 to 55 as the preferred age band and advertisers like General Motors already engaged.
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Murray’s new publication shifts focus from money to action
Murray explains the magazine will guide doctors on how to use wealth, not just obtain it. He previews the lead piece How to tax deduct your kid’s college education and hints at provocative subtitling like Filthy Rich.
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McGovern Eyes LBJ Visit Amid Shift in Political Reputation
Sen George McGovern plans to visit Lyndon Johnson seeking support, raising questions about Johnson's lingering status as a political nonperson. The piece contrasts Johnson's era defining Vietnam policy with a broader trend of ostracizing former officials, noting shifts in academia and public memory.
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Postal Service Should Pay Its Own Way, Kilpatrick Argues
A conservative column argues the U S Postal Service should be funded by users, not subsidies. It cites Confederate precedent and notes rising postage costs threaten small publishers while stressing mail remains a service among many utilities.
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