Has Honor Become No More Than A Word
Conservative View laments erosion of word of honor as four cases unfold. Daniel Ellsberg, a White House security figure, Gen. John Lavelle, and Victor Marchetti challenge pledged word by citing higher values. Marchetti faces injunction. Lavelle may face court martial. Elisberg and others contend with legal actions.
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James Kilpatrick
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
White House
India-Pakistan
John Lavelle
Anderson
Lavelle
Marchetti
CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
Nation Magazine
Alfred A. Knopf
The Athens Messenger staff and staff roles list
The Athens Messenger staff directory lists key roles including publisher Frederick W. Bush and Gordon K. Bush, publishers 1896 to 1965, editor and management team, circulation and advertising directors, and the managing editor. The document documents the newspaper’s leadership lineage and office assignments at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Land Speculation Boom Prompts HUD Warnings on Florida Deals
In a July 5 1972 Washington report, HUD warns that more than 3 000 land promoters are registered and as many as 10 000 unregistered promoters sell land illegally. Buyers urged to verify registration and request a property report detailing liens improvements and building feasibility. Hearings listed in Denver Chicago Columbus Detroit Seattle Los Angeles Phoenix Houston Little Rock Miami and Tampa.
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Florida
Interstate Land Sales Administration
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
George K. Bernstein
Interstate Land
Bernstein
Denver
Chicago
Columbus
Detroit
Seattle
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Houston
Little Rock
Miami
Tampa
Legal Challenge Seeks Medicare Parity for Mentally Ill
Dr Morton Birnbaum files suit seeking halt of Medicare and Medicaid until mentally ill patients in public institutions receive the same benefits as those with physical injuries. Plaintiffs described as the most disabled and defenseless, arguing constitutional rights are violated by exclusion. Birnbaum cites Alabama ruling recognizing due process in involuntary civil commitment.
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John Legion
Lillian Host
Morton Birnbaum
Brooklyn
United States
Alabama
Birnbaum
Rethinking Mental Hospitals by Bruce J Ennis
Bruce J Ennis argues that state mental hospitals function more as social isolation devices than treatment centers. He cites aging, poverty, and racial disparities, dares that many staff are unlicensed, foreign-trained, or inadequately prepared, and notes the vast workload undermining care.
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Florida State Mental Hospital
New York
Ohio
West Virginia
America
Freud
Jung
Adler
U.S
Alabama Ruling Pushes Toward Right to Treatment in Mental Hospitals
A federal ruling in Wyatt v. Stickney mandates minimal staff and standards for involuntarily confined psychiatric patients. It requires unit directors, psychiatrists, physicians, psychologists, and nurses, plus enforced patient rights and humane conditions, potentially forcing far fewer long term custodial hospitalizations.
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New York
Florida
Alabama
Wyatt
Things a columnist might never know from mail mailbag
HAL BOYLE reviews reader mail and shares quick insights from studies on sleep among executives, doctors’ finances at death, risky driver stats by age, earthquakes in North Dakota, and an Asmat widow’s ritual mud mourning, highlighting human behavior and health facts.
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New York
Life Extension Institute
North Dakota
New Guinea
Exports Hit All-Time Food Aid Record 25 Years Ago
The Messenger notes President Truman reported US food exports to the hungry reached an all time yearly high and pledged ongoing aid. Local builders said material shortages slowed housing, while Athens lumber firms blamed tight supplies for delays.
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Truman
United States
Athens
The Messenger Publishing Co Athens Ohio notices
Daily newspaper pricing and mailing options listed by The Messenger Publishing Co of 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio 45701. Publication details include Associated Press service and subscription rates by carrier tube and mail for Ohio West Virginia and other U S possessions.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S
Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Price Rise in May for Market Basket Items
The Department of Agriculture reports a four tenths of one percent rise in the market basket in May after two months of decline. Pork and several fresh fruits and vegetables led the gain while beef declined and eggs frying chickens and other items fell.
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Department of Agriculture
Much To Question Nixon on Arms Treaty and Laird
William Buckley questions the Nixon administration and Melvin Laird over the SALT treaty linking it to new bomber and submarine programs. He warns Congress may not back ABM expansion and urges clear defense priorities amid Cold War risks and pacifist sentiment.
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Nixon
Melvin Laird
Congress
Sen
William Fulbright
Fulbright
Kremlin
Secretary of Defense
Laird
Senate Committee
Senate
Soviet Union
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Washington
Falstaff
Director of Central Intelligence
National Intelligence Agency
the Athens Messenger
G. Kenner
Fred W. Weber
M.W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
DR. Kissinger
Bruce J. Ennis
LOS Angeles Times
Washington Post
Small Society
Brickman
Hal Boyle
Free State
Sackville St
Dublin
W. State St
William F. Buckley
McGovern
Richard Nixon
Red China
Helsinki
Donald Brennan
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