Gallup Poll Finds Dems Tie GOP on Keeping U.S. Out of War
George Gallup reports that 28 percent of voters name the Democratic Party as more likely to prevent World War III, equal to the GOP at 28 percent. Only 32 percent see no difference, with 12 percent undecided, as Dems gain six points since last fall.
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Princeton
N. J
U.S
United States
GOP
Party of Peace
Democratic Party
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Europe
Marge
Lindsay
New York
Sudan Bloodless Coup Ousts Major General Nimeri
Africa's largest nation, Sudan, experienced a bloodless government change as Maj Mashim Al-Atta toppled Maj Gen Jaa far Nimeri. Al-Atta, previously dismissed for Communist links, said the move aimed to correct the revolution in a struggle within the revolutionary council. Ih 29 Sum is.
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Africa
Sudan
Jaafar Nimeri
Maj Mashim
Al-Atta
Revolutionary Council
China Moderates Strive in Internal Strife Over UN Entry
The piece surveys Chou En Lai and China’s moderates maneuvering for United Nations admission and policy normalization after the Cultural Revolution. It notes internal power shifts, rehabilitation of former rivals, and a shift away from Maoist cult imagery toward functional state governance and diplomacy.
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China
United Nations
Nixon
Chou En- Lai
U.N
Mao Tse- Tung
Chou
Communist Party of
Inner Mongolia
Chao Tze-Yang
Chao
Tao Chu
Peking People’s Daily
Chu Teh
National People’s Congress
Chairman Mao
Hong Kong
Mao
Chen Po-Ta
Mao Tse-Tung
Moderates Consolidate Power in China Facing UN and Taiwan Tests
The Kwang-Ming paper hints at a shift as moderates push rivals from leadership while praising Mao. Chou Enlai and allies must prove non-Maoist policies work amid tests at the UN and Taiwan. A lasting U.S. relation could shape China’s security and prestige.
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Chen
Communist Party
Kwang-Ming
Mao
Chou
Peking
U.N
Taiwan
Washington
China
Hal Boyle on the barroom banter and bold bets
In New York a string of quick quotable lines shows Hal Boyle noting barroom chat about money, cars, prom nights, and weddings. The remarks mix flirting, risks, and humor, reflecting social snap judgments and everyday bravado.
New York Lottery Rolls Out In-Store Ticket Vending
A new gimmick promotes the New York state lottery with vending machines in supermarkets selling $1 lottery tickets to shoppers.
Athens Messenger front page August 10 1971
The Athens Messenger issue from Athens Ohio dated Tuesday August 10 1971 lists staff roles such as publisher editor and circulation director. The page serves as a local newspaper snapshot with historical masthead details spanning multiple decades.
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Athens
Ohio
The Trek To The Suburbs
The piece notes a shift from young married couples to singles migrating to suburbs for space and cleaner air. People move as companies relocate from the city, seeking quieter, less hectic surroundings.
Ohio University housing drive faces veteran shortage pressure
The 25 year old report notes faculty housing roles with 4 000 student pledge. President Baker cites temporary veteran housing delays and hopes to meet the goal. The 50 year segment outlines DOJ price probe aims and suburban political shifts influencing districting and coalition strategy.
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Ohio University
John C. Baker
Readers Letters Wanted for Publication Space Limit Preference
Readers send opinions on daily issues and letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. Preference given to one page or less letters. Editor may edit for space clarity and fair play. Names and addresses must be provided for publication.
The Messenger Publishing Co. Publication Details
The Athens Ohio Messenger lists daily issues except Saturday with prices for single copies and mail subscriptions. Rates show weekly and yearly options for Ohio West Virginia and other U S locations, with Second Class Matter status under the 1918 act.
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West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Athens
Buckley critiques Schlesinger on moral foreign policy
In Harper's, William F Buckley Jr argues Arthur Schlesinger Jr treats amorality in foreign affairs as necessary. He cites JFK's nuclear test dilemma and laments Schlesinger's partisan restraint while noting split views on morality versus prudence and the drift from Camelot to Johnson.
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Harper’s
Arthur Schlesinger
Kennedy
Soviet Union
World Council of Churches
JFK
Schlesinger
Committee
MIRV
China
Camelot
Walter Lippmann
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Johnson
John Kennedy
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