Buckley Explains National Review Hoax Papers
William F Buckley Jr reveals how National Review forged documents fooled AP NYT and WaPost. He describes why editors, readers, and press failed to disavow the memos and outlines the hoax’s aim to expose media and policy perceptions. He notes TU CIA Pentagon reveals and requests a reprint fee from the Post.
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Associated Press
UPI
New York Times
Washington Post
National Review
Pentagon
CIA
Post
Voice of America
Buckley
United States
Vietnam
The
Mr. Bagdikian
Wm. F. Buckley Jr
The Athens Messengermasthead historical record
The piece lists the Athens Messenger newspaper staff and publishers across years 1825 to 1965, including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush ae G Kenner Bush and Fred W Weber in roles such as circulation director managing editor and advertising director. It notes the 43 West Union Street address and publisher succession.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Untapped Urban Ore Discussed By Mines Bureau Chief
Athens Ohio reports on Max Spendlove director of the U S Bureau of Mines Research Center describing urban ore as a growing natural resource. He notes the United States spends 4 5 billion annually while other resources near extinction.
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America
Max Spendlove
U.S. Bureau of Mines Research Center
United States
The Messenger and Urban Ore Recycling Push
A historical Ohio item outlines newspaper details and rates from The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio and discusses urban ore recycling. It explains a pilot incinerator residue process to reclaim glass iron and nonferrous metals with potential profitability and a two year cost recovery.
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Bureau
Omissions and petty irritations of everyday life
Hal Boyle enumerates small annoyances from high steak prices to noisy construction and stray bank notices. He notes constant charity appeals, mislaid pens, overloaded mail, and the absurdities of modern urban living amid humorous laments.
Britain Faces a Turning Point in Europe Crisis
Arnold Toynbee argues Britain must join a voluntary European union as France and Germany lead to reconciling Western Europe with EEC aims. He warns against staying apart or chasing past glories, comparing Greece’s fate to today’s decision and urging unity to avoid peril from superpowers.
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London Observer
Europe
France
Germany
Ropean Economic Community Union
Britain
United Kingdom
Hugh Gaitskell
Lot
Spain
Portugal
Soviet Union
United States
Pompidou
EEC
Greece
Rome
Mediterranean
Aetolians
Achaeians
Athens
Sparta
Aetolian Union
Achaean Union
EFTA
European Free Trade Association
Transcen
North America
India
Napoleon
Carthage
de Gaulle
B. C
Remove politics from drug abuse to curb use, experts say
D J R Bruckner argues take drug policy out of politics and shift focus to controlling production and distribution. Ford Foundation may propose a National Drug Abuse Council to coordinate research and public education by year end. Legal reforms urged by multiple groups clash with historic hardline policy since the Kefauver era.
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L.A
Committee On Alcoholism and Drug Reform
American Bar Association
National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
San Francisco
President’s Commission On Law Enforcement
National Commission On Violence
Kefauver Committee
Congress
California
IRA Scoring Internment Debate in Northern Ireland
Belfast nightly bombings shock residents as internment without trial surfaces as a proposed remedy. Proponents include Protestant leaders and hardline Unionists, while London Tory ministers and Ulster security forces resist the plan, fearing it may fail and erode due process.
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Times
Washington Post
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
London
Ulster
Brian Faulkner
Unionist
IRA Tactics Escalate in Northern Ireland As British Forces Tighten
In the past two months security deteriorates as the IRA shifts to nighttime sniping and gelignite attacks on patrols and property. British peacekeepers boost raids to seize munitions and target IRA leaders, while experts warn interment would curb violence but reflect democratic failure and political strain.
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IRA
Ulster
Erie
Eire
Israel
Faulkner
Golda Meir
Harry Tuzo
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