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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1973

Page

6

The Messenger Publishes Athens Ohio History

The Messenger Publishing Co serves Athens Ohio from Route 33 N and Johnson Road with a long lineage of editors and officials listed including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush Te nl ner Bush Fred W. Weber M. W. MecDargh G. Ke Charles W. Reamer Richard R. Paynter.

the Messenger Publishing CO Johnson Road Athens Ohio Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush

FBI esteem falls from 84 to 52 percent in Gallup poll

A July Gallup survey shows the FBI highly favorable rating sliding from 84 percent in 1965 to 52 percent in 1970. CIA scores are 23 percent highly favorable with overall approval near three to one. Local police view is 53 percent highly favorable. The poll involved 1,544 adults in 300 localities from July 6 to 9.

Princeton N.J FBI Clarence M. Kelley CIA Ervin Committee Richard Helms Vernon Walters Robert Cushman Midwest South Westee College Kelley Kansas City William D. Ruckelshaus Environmental Protection Agency L. Patrick Gray III Gray J. Edgar Hoover Senate

The FBI's Sad Reading A Conservative View

James Kilpatrick discusses the FBI annual crime report 1972 showing declines in property crime and officer deaths but warns of a disturbing rise in youth and female crime, racial disparities, and systemic social failures. He calls for moral leadership from home, school, church, and institutions to address a deepening social sickness.

FBI United States

Guards Press Prison Reform After Two Killed at Lucasville

Ohio guards at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility, angry over leniency, training gaps, staff shortages, and a lack of the death penalty, gathered in Lucasville to vent after two officers were killed. They urged restoring capital punishment for law enforcement deaths and criticized the facility’s management and safety.

Jack Hall Portsmouth Times Lucasville, Ohio Southern Ohio Correctional Facility Jouder Lucasville Hilton Frank Verardi Teamster Union Hall Glenn Bailey Ohio Ed Pemberton Gary Lundy

Revered Virgil Shingler Dies After Service Career

The Rev. Virgil C. Shingler died July 28 at Springfield Community Hospital. An active Bible teacher and preacher, he held a minister’s license with former Pilgrim Holiness Church and taught at multiple churches and broadcasts. Survived by 25 grandchildren and five great grandchildren, with several siblings and a daughter among those noted. He lived in Springfield for 28 years and was a World War I Army veteran.

the Messenger Virgil C. Shingler Springfield Community Hospital Pilgrim Holiness Church Wesleyan Methodist Church Holiness Mission Mineral Bethel Church Nazarene Church Albany Church of Christ In Christian Union of Bucyrus Harry Swart Third Street Columbus Wize Radio Springfield First Wesleyan Church Mr. Shingler Gore William and Lucy Proctor Shingler TB Sanitarium Lois Jeanett

Evolution of FBI and CIA Roles in U S Security

The FBI formed in 1908 within the Justice Department to investigate federal crime and aid prosecution, led by J Edgar Hoover from 1924 to 1972 who reorganized the bureau. The CIA was created in 1947 to gather and assess political and military information for U S policy, with secret operations for national security.

Federal Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice FBI J. Edgar Hoover Central Intelligence Agency United States CIA U.S

Athens observes Harding with closure and church service

The Messenger notes 50 years ago Athens stores closed at noon for a city wide salute to President Warren G. Harding. A memorial service was held at First Methodist Church with Judge Perry Wood and Dean Edwin W. Cobb speaking. Final rites and burial were in Marion.

Athens Warren G. Harding First Methodist Church Perry Wood Edwin W. Cobb Marion

The Messenger Publishing Co. Classified Rates

The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday delivery options with prices. Rates include 15 cents for daily single copies and 25 cents for Sunday, plus mailing options across Ohio, West Virginia, and other locations. Subscriptions range 75 cents weekly to 36 dollars yearly, with second class mailing approval.

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Washington Insight: Kraft on Congress reborn after Watergate

The article argues Watergate revived Congress and increased its authority, especially on national security. It notes the Aug. 15 cutoff of bombing in Indochina, a House move to cut defense funding by about $1 billion, and Senate and House actions reasserting control over war powers, with leadership in flux and unclear new direction.

Congress Indochina Senate House House Les Aspin Wisconsin Senate Armed Services Committee

Congress Weakens Nixon Power and Sets New Oversight Tone

Congress tightens limits on presidential impoundment and drafts an education and health spending bill by about one billion more than requested. It rejects three nominees and probes administration actions, while pushing budget reform and desegregation coalition efforts amid shifting leadership and a gradual return to influence.

Congress Patrik Gray FBI McMurtrie Godley Robert Messis Senate Armed Services Committee Cambodia House Nixon Henry Jackson Senate House Banking Committee Wright Patman Wilbur Mills Ways and Means Committee

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