Nixon Holds Commanding Lead In Latest Gallup Poll
Nixon leads McGovern 57 to 31 percent in Gallup polling conducted as Sargent Shriver emerged as a McGovern vice presidential prospect. Newsweek’s Gallup survey shows 57 to 32 percent after Eagleton’s medical history disclosure but before his resignation.
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Young Mayors Age 22 Lead Wisconsin Towns
Wisconsin elects two of the youngest mayors at 22, including Mark Conrad of Ripon who won after a student canvass campaign. The article notes several municipalities elected leaders under 25 after brief on the job training and urges youth involvement in community affairs.
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Mark Conrad
Ripon
Ripon College
Ron Hooker
Ashland College
Ohio
Newcomerstown
Mixed national notes and local leads mix in fragmented report
The column blends news on a planned Greek cabinet, Greek and American political shifts, an Ohio fair event retinue, and a local mayoral scene with write in candidates. It also cites space flight training, voting age changes, and a Nixon Moscow-initiative context tied to McGovern Catholic support shifts.
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Moscow
Houston
Nixon Leads Catholic Vote in Late Trial Heat Results
Recent findings show Nixon leading major groups including Catholics and Black voters in trial heat polls. The data highlight Nixon ahead among Catholics and other key demographics despite declines in Catholic affiliation. The report notes trial heat results and methodology shaping campaign focus.
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Conserva tive View James Kilpatrick on 1972 GOP vibes
In Miami Beach pundit James Kilpatrick weighs the 1972 convention chatter as Nixon loyalists push Spiro Agnew for future leadership. He notes delegate rules debate signals Agnew momentum, with Percy and regional conservatives pressuring for more Northeast influence and electoral vote weight.
Agnew Rhetoric Arouses Campus Ire and Satire
A 1972 portrayal casts Spiro Agnew as a cultlike target with a blusterous image and liberal instincts in social issues, while critics accuse the media of bias and reward his controversial stance with ridicule. The piece notes the orange tone of parody and the charged campus reaction amid political satire.
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Agnew
Order of the Ogre
Richard Nixon
Things We All Could Do Without Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle lampoons common irritants from political speeches to chatty clerks and overdone mascara in a light column. The cluttered list vents frustration with modern annoyances and social pretenses, ending with a humorous prayer for relief.
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New York
Agnew and 1976 GOP prospects dominate political chatter
The piece discusses who might run with Spiro Agnew in 1976, noting Agnew's experience after four years as vice president and speculating on possible Republican ticket partners such as Percy and Tower. It weighs prospects, opponents, and the turbulent mood within the party amid rumors of liberal shifts and potential matchups.
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Interform Association
Erich
Percy
Illinois
Senate
Times
Kaow
John B. Connall
Howard H. Tennessee
John G. Tower
Robert Michigan
Defense
Maryland
Charles McC
New York
James L. Buckley
E’ubert Humphrey
Athens Post Advertising Rates And Delivery Details
The notice lists newspaper pricing and delivery terms. It shows weekday single copy price ten cents and Sunday at twenty cents, with carrier delivery and route charges. It details subscriptions by region including Ohio and West Virginia, US territories, and foreign addresses with durations and costs, and provides mailing address for The Publishing Co. in Athens.
Athens Messenger Historic Publisher Lineage
The Athens Messenger lists its publishing history with founders and editors including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush and Kenner Bush as past publishers and Charlies W. Reamer and Richard R. Paynter in editorial roles at THE MESSENGER PUBLISHING COMPANY in Athens Ohio.
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Athens
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