Wait a Minute Stans Chorus Echoes Conservative Pace
James Kilpatrick argues a minority of thinking conservatives remain in high office, citing Maurice Stans as a rare example. Stans urged patience on air quality guidelines, warning of social and economic costs of federal mandates and rapid change.
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Washington
Maurice Stans
National Petroleum Council
Stans
Ralph Nader
Nader
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
South
William F. Buckley
United States
X rays pose genetic risk warns FDA pamphlet
The FDA and American College of Radiology publish guidance on reducing radiation doses in diagnostic X rays. They urge limiting beam size to the film or screen, note that up to two thirds of some exposures add no diagnostic value, and stress physician judgment in referrals to cut unnecessary exposure.
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Charles C. Edwards
Food and Drug Administration
United States
FDA
American College of Radiology
Dust and gases on space worlds may host life experts say
Dr. Herbert H. Herbig of Lick Observatory argues space is filled with dust and gases containing the basic materials of organic evolution and that intelligent life may inhabit other planets. He says the search for life elsewhere will not die.
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Herbert H. Herbig
University of California
Lick Observatory
Declassifying World War II Papers Stirs Longstanding Debate
Brig. Gen. (ret.) S. L. A. Marshall argues that presidential orders to declassify WWII documents face deep roots of inertia, fear, and bureaucratic red tape. He recalls Eisenhower and the Marshall-Stark Paper while noting past failed attempts to unlock archives.
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S. L. A. Marshall
L.A
Farben
Frankfurt
Germany
W. B. Smith
Eisenhower
Smith
Europe
Haislip
Pentagon
Haislip Board
Marshall-Stark
The General Staff and the Declassification Dilemma
A writer rail s against bureaucratic command culture and the waste of paper in declassification efforts. He argues the general staff exists to push new ideas while many officials resist change. He cites the Doolittle Raid analysis as an example of over stamping and misplaced secrecy.
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Pentagon
Tokyo
The
Republic
Uphill Climb for Lindsay in 1972 Democratic Bid
New York Mayor John Lindsay, switching from Republican to Democratic, faces a tough path to the 1972 nomination. Gallup shows 4% support from grassroots Democrats vs Kennedy 29% Muskie 21% Humphrey 18% and only 1% from Democratic county chairmen. Lindsay is broadly known among voters and has bipartisan appeal but must overcome weak party enthusiasm.
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Princeton
N.J
New York
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Edmund Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Gallup
Eugene McCarthy
Muskie
Humphrey
Kennedy
Athens Messenger front page details 1971 staff and date
The Athens Messenger issue from Athens Ohio dated Monday August 16 1971 lists the publication staff and offices at 43 West Union Street. Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenner Fred W Weber M W McDargh Charles W Reamer Richard R Paynter are noted with roles including publisher circulation director and advertising director.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Readers Letters Policy Clarifies Publication Rules
The page invites public letters on issues of general interest and states preference for one page or less. It notes the editor may edit for space and clarity, and requires names and addresses for publication.
Food shortages and cholera plague Russia amid unrest
The Messenger notes worsening food crisis in Russia with widespread impact and cholera spreading. Athens County Clerk T. L. Morgan to open evenings for signed vehicle ownership statements. riot clashes in Calcutta kill fifteen and injure 250 during Direct Action Day. Att. Gen. Jenkins bans alcohol within two miles of fairs.
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Russia
Athens County
T. L. Morgan
Calcutta
Hugh S. Jenkins
Athens
The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger announces daily weekday editions and Sunday issues with Associated Press affiliation. Rates show in person, mail, and carrier delivery options, with weekly and yearly pricing for Ohio, West Virginia, and national destinations.
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Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Lindsay Switch Signals End of Eastern Establishment in U S Politics
Washington analysis argues John Lindsay's move from Republican to Democratic ranks signals the fracture of the Eastern establishment, reshaping national politics. The piece links the switch to shifts in Vietnam era policy, urban issues, and party realignment, betting on lasting impact.
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Lindsay Switch
New York
John Lindsay
Lincoln
Roosevelt
White House
Thomas Dewey
Dwight Eisenhower
Lindsay
Vietnam
America
Senate
State House
Republican
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