Gallup Poll Shows Nixon Leading Humphrey By Ten
The Gallup poll places Nixon at 47 percent to Humphrey's 37 percent in a nationwide trial heat. McGovern trails Nixon 49 to 33 with Wallace at 12 in both contests. Muskie and Kennedy lead among Democrats, while Jackson remains below awareness goals.
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GM Appliance Workers Waive Raises in Dayton Vote
In Dayton the largest local employer GM asked for two year wage restraint as appliance workers voted to pass up raises. The move would affect 13,400 jobs and raise fears of plant closure amid high unemployment.
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Japan
Luther Holt
International Union of Electrical Workers
Illinois Primary Signals High Stakes For Democrats
In March Illinois holds its significant presidential primary with 170 Democratic delegates at stake. McGovern opens Chicago office and plans candidate delegation entries across 12 districts. Nixon dominates the South while Muskie Kennedy and McGovern lag in other regions. under 30 voters favor Kennedy most. National poll of 1,503 adults from Nov 19–22 gauges early race dynamics.
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Indo Pakistan war reshapes Soviet China US alignments
The article argues the India Pakistan conflict exposes a new world balance of power realignment among Moscow, Washington and Peking. It credits a 1971 treaty between Moscow and New Delhi for enabling Indian actions, notes China’s restraint, and forecasts future U.S.-China tensions alongside broader Cold War implications.
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How They Voted Ohio Washington News Service
A recap of major roll call votes by area Members of Congress. Senate confirmed Lewis F Powell Jr as associate justice by 89 to 1 with Saxbe and Taft voting yes. Senate adopted tax bill conference report 71 to 6 with Saxbe and Taft for. House adopted tax bill conference report 320 to 74 with Miller for. House passed 3 billion foreign aid bill 214 to 179. Miller opposed. House rejected UN development aid amendment 268 to 119. House adopted two more years for OEO with child care centers nationwide.
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Robert Taft Jr
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Office of Economic Opportunity
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Athens Ohio Newspapers History Note
The Athens Messenger history lists The Messenger Publishing Company at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio with founders and publishers Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and Kennerh Fred W Weber. It details roles including circulation director MW McDargh and advertising director.
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Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Voters laud Messenger candidate interviews
Mrs. Richard Weisfelder of the Athens League of Women Voters commends The Messenger for its interview series with local candidates ahead of the Nov. 2 election. The note thanks City Editor Tom Price and urges continued pre election candidate close ups to aid informed choices by Athenians.
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Tom Price
Richard Weisfelder
Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger announces daily and Sunday editions with AP ownership. It lists carriage, tube route, and mail subscription rates for Ohio, West Virginia, and elsewhere, plus postage terms and office address at 43 W Union St, Athens Ohio 45701.
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Nixon vetoes broad child development program debate
William F Buckley argues Nixon veto of a sweeping poverty bill which would create a national child development program. He questions government overreach into family life and child rights, noting the historic shift in who cares for children and warning against expanding federal duties.
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James Buckley
Subsidiarity and the babysitter bill critique
The passage argues against a proposed federal bill to fund a “Whole Child” development bureaucracy costing at least 2 billion dollars annually. It asserts subsidiarity favors private and state action over Washington, questions federal funding for urban child care, and notes Nixon’s veto as aligned with this principle.
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