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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1972
Page
6
James Kilpatrick argues conservatives oppose needless change in Episcopal worship and critiques proposed revisions to the Book of Common Prayer and the Lord's Prayer. He warns that altering familiar phrasing diminishes meaning and cadence, urging a return to traditional text.
Chief Judge Stanley H. Fuld of New York says delays in prosecuting cases fuel prison riots and threaten the whole jurisprudence system.
The state plans new criminal justice reforms to require prompt trials. Beginning May 1, all non homicide charges will be dismissed after six months if not brought to trial. Defendants jailed awaiting trial must be tried within 90 days or released. Judge Fuld cites a $14 million need for prosecutors and legal aid. District attorneys warn speedy trials could risk jailbreaks without rapid trial staff growth.
The piece argues 1971 ended a era of exporting revolution as the Soviet Union China and Cuba reduce support to overseas socialist movements. It notes China adopts socialism in one country, Cuba focuses on home building, and a three-power balance emerges with the United States. Enthusiasts face discouragement as revolts abroad grow riskier amid this tripolar shift.
A reflective overview argues that diverse groups from East Pakistan to Ireland press for socialism and national independence. It contends revolutions challenge elites and vested interests, warning that educated leaders may fail to satisfy common aspirations and workers’ demands.
Senator Sam Ervin probes why White House aides refuse to testify about a rumored environmental post offered to CBS newsman Daniel Schorr. John Dean cites long standing policy barring aides from testifying. The record shows opposition from Defense and Kissinger cases while Fulbright presses for testimony.
The document lists The Messenger Publishing Company at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio with founders and leaders including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and G Kenner Fred W Weber circulation director M W McDargh advertising director and Charles W Reamer managing editor Richard R Paynter assistant to publisher and other details.
Washington insight argues Nixon floated a withdrawal deal tied to POW releases and a halt to all U S military actions. The piece warns Hanoi will demand full troop removal and bomb cessation, doubts a post election agreement, and predicts continued U S involvement through the election.
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