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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1970
Page
18
OCR text hints at a heated political landscape with references to parties, elections, and governance. It mentions voting, congressional counts, and the republic, with scattered phrases suggesting party divides and calls for transparency amid a forthcoming national event.
A Cleveland forum discusses whether widespread college entry is wise for all youth. Dr. S. I. Hayakawa argues many can succeed without a degree, citing social pressure and value of early work, Peace Corps service, or technical training. Calls for delaying college for some to gain maturity and real-world experience.
Washington columnist Philip Rutledge, a former Detroit antipoverty official, argues that white liberals are racist and condescending toward Black people. He notes liberals claim conscience while often resisting genuine Black self rule and urges cautious coalition while Blacks pursue true equality.
The Sunday Messenger lists daily and Sunday editions with Associated Press affiliation. Rates shown include single-copy prices, delivery details, and mail subscriptions for Ohio, West Virginia, and all U.S. Possessions. Different weekly and monthly plans are spelled out with varying durations and prices.
Analysis argues Nixon ABM stance risks a harsher China policy, redefining deterrence. It questions the goal of safeguarding allies with a nuclear umbrella while potentially heightening tensions with Beijing and complicating relations with Moscow.
William F Buckley Jr argues that the United Student Aid Funds and the 1965 Higher Education Act created a distorted system of student loans. He cites guaranteed loans, bank subsidies, and minimal college risk, contrasting with later government programs that he says shifted burden and incentives.
A resident writer from Athens rebuts an editorial on urban renewal, defending homeowners and renters in W Stile Streets. He urges the council to provide up to date data, clear information on effects, loans, property evaluation, and dispute procedures before further study, and stresses residents’ need for timely guidance.
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