Nixon's String Of Victories Echo Pyrrhus Asculum
James Kilpatrick argues Nixon shows a string of apparent wins from Lockheed, SACB, China policy, rail and steel settlements, and deficit rhetoric. Yet critics warn these victories carry costs and may undermine Congress and the White House. If more such wins appear, Nixon risks a Pyrrhic fate.
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Nixon
Pyrrhus
Asculum
Richard Nixon
Lockheed
Activities Control Board
Washington Post
New York Times
Connally
House
Senate
Congress
White House
SACB
China
King Canute
Pro
Virginia
Byrd
Richard M. Pyrrhus
Peter Lisagor
Athens Messenger publication details and masthead
The Athens Messenger dates its 1971 issue from Athens Ohio and lists the publishing team led by Gordon K. Bush and G Kenner with Fred W Weber as circulation director. The paper notes the address 43 West Union Street and staff roles including Charles W Reamer managing editor and Richard R Paynter assistant to the publisher.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Diet and Immunology Extend Lifespan Findings in Mice
At the Washington Congress of Immunology Dr. Ray L. Walford reported that sharply reduced lifetime food intake extends mouse life and lowers cancer risk. Temperature-controlled fish also show longer lifespans. Immunology protects against infection and may influence chronic diseases and aging processes.
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Washington
Ray L. Walford
University of California
Los Angeles
School of Medicine
A Way Out For Taiwan Autonomy In Sovereignty Proposal
An editorial in Lien Ho Pao argues for a path to keep Taiwan in the United Nations after China is admitted. It proposes the United States drop Chiang Kai-shek as China’s representative, withdraw forces, allow Chiang to rule Taiwan, and honor a defense pact. Harvard expert John Fairbank calls it autonomy within sovereignty, preserving one China.
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Lien Ho Pao
Taiwan
United Nations
Peking
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Chiang
John Fairbank
Harvard
Who Owns America Hidden Front Names Reveal Corporations
A Washington Post Times analysis argues that ownership of wealth is obscured by nominee and street names used by firms like Prudential and Bank of America. It cites Senator Metcalf's disclosure of Gooss & Co. and Sepaco fronts, urging a Senate study and full transparency to hold owners accountable.
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L.A
Lee Metcalf
Montana
Senate
Aftco
Byeco
Cadco
Bebco
Ertco
Fivco
Floco
Forco
Gepco
Ninco
Octco
Oneco
Quinco
Sevco
Sixco
Tenco
Treco
Tweco
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
America
National Economic Committee
Paul A. Samuelson
Bank of America
Aetna Life Insurance
Sepaco One & Co
Sepaco Two & Co
Sepaco Twenty & Co
Metcalf
Vic Reinemer
Nation
Federal Power Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Gooss & Co
Titus & Co
Cudd & Co
Chase Manhattan Bank
American Society of Corporate Secretaries
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
N.Y
Congressional Record
Senate Judiciary Committee
James C. Eastland
John McClellan
Patriotism debate calls for thoughtful, united civic effort
A Messenger reader argues patriotism should mean love of country, not blind trust or militarism. The writer urges rational critique, flag meanings beyond faction, and collaborative action to address urgent national problems.
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America
Top U S Envoys Say China Peace Not Likely
General Marshall and John Leighton Stuart warned a general peace for China seemed impossible despite Chinese desire. In Athens, unemployment would rise unless more veterans joined on the job training per H H Sands. Russians allowed to leave Russia. Moore and DeMolet named captains of the Athens rats campaign urging community help.
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America
China
General Marshall
John Leighton Stuart
H. H. Sands
Athens
U.S. Employment Service
Athens County
Russia
Alex E. Moore
Charles DeMolet
Israel
Khartoum
Rogers
The Athens Messenger Publishing Co address notice
The Athens Stilessenger lists delivery rates and circulation details with pricing for daily and Sunday copies by carrier and mail. It notes pricing by mail for Ohio West Virginia and elsewhere and confirms Second Class Matter status and the publisher’s address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio 45701.
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Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Quiet Suez Front Marks Diplomatic Triumph for U S
Washington insight argues the year of no fighting on the Suez front as a major diplomatic win for the Nixon administration. It credits William Rogers and Joseph Sisco for steering a cease-fire with Israel and Egypt, noting Russian involvement and rising U S military support while highlighting Egypt and Jordan shifts under Sadat and Hussein.
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Washington
Suez
Israel
Egypt
Nixon
William Rogers
Joseph Sisco
Nasser
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
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Epirus
the Athens Messenger
G. Kenner
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Bes
AED
Nicholas von Hoffman
Brickman
The
Small Society
Beick Emman
the Messenger
Associated Press
D&s
Joseph Kraft
Middle East
Cairo
Suez Canal
State Department
Sisco
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