White revises Elements of Style with new rules for writers
A 12 year panorama on E B White's revision of Strunk's Elements of Style notes its popularity and a new Macmillan edition due in May. The column adds personal writer rules critiquing phrases like kids replica since and all-important and suggests clearer alternatives.
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Democratic Chairman Sees Nixon Strength Amid 1971 Gains
Lawrence F. O'Brien of the Democratic National Committee says Nixon has grown stronger in 1971 through foreign policy steps and the old Nixonomics, while stressing the 1972 race remains close. He warns a unified opposition would offer a clear alternative and urges Democrats to mobilize with a $15 to $20 million campaign effort.
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British view of Ulster conflict risks settlement over time
Analysis argues IRA violence aims to sway British public opinion more than win on the ground. TV and press coverage shape sentiment, potentially pressuring London toward a peace settlement while Britain’s Protestant majority maintains political control.
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British mood shifts over Ulster crisis spark calls to quit
The piece notes anger over tarring and feathering of Northern Irish girls dating British soldiers and widespread revulsion at security force brutality. It predicts possible disengagement from Ireland, rising prejudice, and a mounting outcry in Britain as moral debate fragments and mass demonstrations remain absent.
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Army depictions of Vietnam veterans contrast with past reforms
Brig Gen Marshall notes concern over veterans returning to civilian life and unemployment. The piece contrasts Vietnam veterans' lack of support with postwar benefits given after earlier wars, criticizing media for biased reporting while praising gradual army improvements and the tolerance of officers toward press criticism.
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Athens Messenger January 5 1972 Athens Ohio issue
The Athens Messenger published in Athens Ohio on January 5 1972 by Messenger Publishing Company. The issue lists staff roles including publisher Gordon K Bush and editor Richard R Paynter with historical note on office address at 43 West Union Street.
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Tough presidential race looms in 1972 race says Kraft
Washington insights note a tough Democratic contest with Muskie as front runner but vulnerable to other leaders such as Lindsay and Humphrey. Nixon is seated as Republican nominee with McCloskey and Ashbrook challenging in New Hampshire. Election likely very close with Vietnam and economy shaping outcomes.
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