Americans In China A Visit To Evergreen Commune
William Attwood describes a day at Evergreen, a large rural commune near Peking with 41 000 residents. He notes its farms factories schools and hospitals, plus policies on birth control and profits, and contrasts daily life with Western views while highlighting its sense of security and devotion to collective effort.
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China
Peking
Evergreen People’s Commune
Wang Ung-Wu
Erning Revolutionary Committee
Wang Shun- Yang
Executive Committee
Anna Louise Strong
Chairman Mao
Czechoslovakia
Dachau
Germany
Harry Peckham
Athens
San Francisco
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger issue lists the publishing company address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio with historical publisher dates from 1896 to 1965 and staff roles including circulation director advertising director managing editor and assistant to the publisher. It records Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and G Re Fred W Weber among editors and publishers.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Re
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
What Bothers Americans A Roper poll findings
The Roper Organization asked 13 topics and allowed multiple picks. Drugs 47 percent, Vietnam 40 percent, racial tensions 30 percent, economic concerns 27 percent, materialism 26 percent, radical change 20 percent, fear of communism 18 percent, youth values 13 percent, growing conservatism 4 percent, technology 4 percent. Dissatisfaction appeared across race, age, and class.
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Roper Organization
Vietnam
Readers Letters to the Editor Policy Summary
This note explains how readers letters are selected for publication, favors one page or shorter submissions, and states that the editor may edit for space clarity and fairness. It also requires names and addresses for publication.
Gallup Poll Finds Public Favors Wage Price Controls
George Gallup reports that 30 percent favor and 39 percent oppose a wage price freeze, with strong regional and bipartisan backing. The survey of 1,501 adults conducted June 25 to 28 shows higher support in the East Midwest and Far West and among older voters, clerical and sales workers, and farmers. Nixon opposes controls while Meany urges direct measures to curb inflation.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Nixon
East
Midwest
Far West
South
Athens Messenger Shipping Rates And Publication Details
The Athens Messenger indicates daily and Sunday editions with AP affiliation. Rates listed include 10 cents for a weekday single copy and 20 cents for Sunday, with mail subscriptions across regions and durations. Address: The Messenger Publishing Co., 43 W. Union St., Athens, Ohio 45701.
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The
Associated Press
Dé&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
Essenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Aiooe
Pollution Editor Letter Calls for Action and Bans
A Messenger letter warns pollution endangers air water and land and urges steps to outlaw throwaway bottles and cans promote bicycle trails and reduce paper use to protect lakes rivers seas shores and human life.
Flood Control Plea Over Failures in Longstreth
A Longstreth resident voices frustration with local flood defense. He notes a nonworking flood gate and ditches that fail to drain after heavy rain, leaving water for days and breeding mosquitoes. He acknowledges support for flood control but urges timely repairs at lower cost.
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the Messenger
Baloney
Longstreth
How They Voted Ohio Washington News Service
Records show Senate approval of a Conquest of Cancer Agency bill by 79 to 1 with Senators Saxbe and Taft Jr. voting yes. In the House the Laos information resolution was tabled 261 to 118 with Rep. McCloskey sponsoring and Rep. Miller voting for. An amendment to postal laws making obscene mail to minors or their homes a crime passed 356 to 25 with Miller supporting.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Conquest of Cancer Agency
William B. Saxbe
Robert Taft Jr
House
Secretary of State
U. S
Laos
Paul McCloskey
R. Calif
Miller
Rock Music Deafens Audiences Says Chicago Expert
Dr William Plotkin of the Chicago Hearing Society warns rock concerts reach about 120 decibels and cause temporary hearing loss in audiences and potential permanent damage to performers. He notes anything above 85 decibels is damaging.
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William Plotkin
The
Chicago Hearing Society
The Constitution Lives in Dallas Education Seminar
A Dallas SMU law school gathering drew nearly a hundred high school history and social studies teachers to discuss teaching the U S Constitution today. Organized by Oklahoma Christian College and funded by a Texas donor, the seminar featured Sen Sam Ervin and leaders Dr James O Baird and Dr Robert H Rowland, underscoring fears over declines in civilizational vigor and the need for effective Constitution teaching focused on current relevance rather than pure text analysis.
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Dallas
Law School
Southern Methodist University
United States
American Citizenship Center of
Oklahoma Christian College
Oklahoma City
Texas
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Sam
James O. Baird
Robert H. Rowland
Citizenship Center
Presi
Baird
Rowland
James Madison
Supreme Court
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Ae Ay
Shik King Lan
Bush
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Lew Small
Illinois
Frank Entee
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Entee
Gallup
National
Ree
Eee
Labor Union
PCR Ee
Che Athens Messenger
Small Society
Brickman
Brickkmman
Washington News Service
Clarence FE. Miller
R. Lancaster
James Kilpatrick
Dent Nixon
California
Rome
Gibbon
Barry Goldwater
U.S
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