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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1971

Page

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Former Army Intelligence staffers testify on civilian spying

Former Army intelligence officials Ralph Stein John O'Brien and Christopher H Pyle testified before Congress detailing extensive domestic surveillance of civilians The witnesses described infiltrations of antiwar gatherings monitoring of 1968 conventions and reports on Martin Luther King Jr s funeral Rep Abner Mikva called for criminal penalties and removal of responsible officials warning of a climate of fear and suspicion

Washington Congress Abner Mikva Army Ralph Stein John O’brien Christopher H. Pyle Mili Tary Sam Ervin Constitutional Rights Subcommittee Mikva Joseph McCarthy Stein Counterintelligence Analysis Pyle

Nixon Attacks Wage Action in Construction

President Nixon suspends the Davis Bun Bacon Act on new federal building jobs to curb inflation in construction. Union and management leaders, including AFL CIO chief Meany and AGC's William Dunn, denounce the move as inadequate and a potential signal for employers to cut wages.

Washington Nixon William E. Dunn Associated General Contractors of America Miami Beach Afl-Cio George Meany

Gilligan Calls for Public Service Jobs Bill

Ohio Governor John J. Gilligan urged a Senate subcommittee to support federal legislation creating public service jobs amid high unemployment. He cited Ohio unemployment rates and a healthcare worker shortage, and argued the Emergency Employment Act of 1971 would aid urban and rural areas without becoming a work program.

Janet Staithar AP Regional Service Washington John J. Gilligan Ohio Senate Gilligan Subcommittee On Cleveland Toledo

Nixon pushes revenue sharing plan to governors

President Nixon visited the midwinter governors conference urging action on a $5 billion federal revenue sharing proposal and cabinet reorganization. He emphasized the program as the right move, not a political issue, while Agnew and aides urged support in Congress amid mixed Democratic and Republican views.

Nixon Washington Spiro T. Agnew Congress Ohio John J. Gilligan Gilligan Warren E. Hearnes Missouri Agnew Governors Conference New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally Niron John D. Ehrlichman Domestic Council

Classifieds and Diversions Index Snapshot

A compact guide listing sections for classifieds sports comics television editorials theaters entertainment and obituaries with page references and misc notes. The index directs readers to sections including sports and entertainment items and notes page numbers for quick access.

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American air strikes hit North Vietnamese stockpiles on Ho Chi Minh trail

U S commanders said strikes destroyed an estimated 800 tons of ammunition 120 caches of supplies and weapons and 330 vehicles on the Ho Chi Minh trail while four fuel pipelines were cut. Helicopter losses rose with 29 U S losses and at least 40 Americans killed 15 missing 26 wounded in Laos.

Saigon Ho Chi Minh Trail U.S. Command Laos U.S

Calley Testifies That All Villagers Were Enemies at My Lai

In a murder trial at Fort Benning Lt. William L. Calley said he considered men women and children in My Lai as enemies to be destroyed. He described the platoon advancing with guns blazing and testified he changed rifle magazines only once after the March 16 1968 attack.

FT. Benning William L. Calley My Lai Calley Aubrey Daniel David Paul Meadle

Adt sales lure with low cost and quick response

An advertisement touts a Messenger Action Ad at two dollars for a 16 word four day run promising fast reach. The piece blends sales copy with a segment recounting Calley describing body counts and shooting in My Lai era, noting inflated tallies during the Tet period.

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