Athens Messenger Front Page June 7 1974
The Athens Messenger imprint shows staff and publication details for the June 7 1974 issue. It lists Frederick W. Bush publisher Gordon K. Bush and G Kenner Bush as past leaders along with current editors and staff, marking the 149th year of the newspaper in Athens Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Supreme Court to hear Watergate subpoenas in July
The Supreme Court prepares to hear arguments over 64 White House tapes sought by special prosecutor Leon Jaworski. Key issues include executive privilege standing and the tapes’ relevance to a major obstruction of justice case.
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Supreme Court
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
White House
Nixon
John Sirica
James St. Clair
Judge Sirica
Jaworski
Sirica
Mr. St. Clair
Alexander Bickel
Yale Law School
Paul Bator
Harvard Law School
Confidence in U S Future Remains High Despite Leadership Doubt
George Gallup reports in Princeton that while faith in national leaders may be at a low point, 68 percent of Americans express high confidence in the country’s future. The poll highlights optimism across the public despite political concerns.
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Wield Enterprises, Inc
Princeton
N. J
United States
Confidence Gaps Mark Gallup Demographic Lines
A Gallup cross analysis finds men 50 plus, white and college educated most likely to say they have quite a lot of confidence in the U S future, with up to nine in ten in that group. Younger black adults with less education show the lowest confidence, while concerns include voices about rights and national divisions. The survey also notes Congress and Nixon ratings at low points, based on 1 537 interviews in 300 localities.
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United States
Kentucky
New York
Wausau
Wis
Bethesda, Md
Pennsylvania
Congress
Gallup
Nixon
U.S
National
Nixon Travel Emphasizes Foreign Policy Amid Watergate Unfolding
President Nixon pursues Middle East and Moscow missions as congressional probes inch toward impeachment verdicts. The White House task, seen as his strength, aims to stabilize world peace while Watergate heightens scrutiny. Nixon returns to a U.S. political storm.
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Washington
Nixon
Middle East
Moscow
Watergate
Congress
White House
Baltimore’s urban renewal proves a conservative success
The Baltimore program emphasizes preserving old neighborhoods and inclusive housing across income levels. With 1,600 vacant tax-forfeited houses revived through a one dollar sale and a six percent financing fund, the city reshapes its center while avoiding doomed slum demolition.
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Baltimore
Mr. Vernon
Bolton Hill
Tyson
Union Square
Federal Hill
Inner Harbor
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Robert C. Embry, Jr
Mr. Mencken
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Ohio labor leaders doubt King ouster alters AFL CIO balance
In Columbus AP report labor voices express doubt that removing Frank King as Ohio AFL-CIO president ends conflicts. A longtime official says King was a key ally who could work with both parties and suspects the new leadership will face rough politics and less flexibility in dealing with Republicans and Democrats. Also noted are reactions to Gov Gilligan's pork laden supplemental bill and Secretary of State Ted Brown enjoying more office space in the new tower.
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Columbus, Ohio
Frank King
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Associated Press
King
Milan Marsh
Warren Smith
Labor
Union
House
John J. Gilligan
GOP
Yes
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Myra H. Shoemaker
D-88
Bourneville
Kurfess
James A. Rhodes
Ted W. Brown
Statehouse
Brown
Legislature
Nixon Faces Foreign Policy Support Amid Impeachment Inquiry
Article notes Nixon's diplomacy style praised by Mansfield, shifts in Democratic views after Kissinger success. Nixon to visit six Middle East nations June 12–18 then Moscow talks begin June 27. Impeachment inquiry proceeds with House Judiciary Committee hearing tape evidence, subpoenas for 122 White House tapes, and possible witness calls delaying any verdict.
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Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Kissinger
Israel
Syria
Frank Church
Idaho
Middle Eastern
Moscow
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
White House
House Committee
Supreme Court
Leon Jaworski
House
On This Date June 7 1974 Historical Highlights
Highlights note Midway ending in American victory in 1942, Louis XIV coronation in 1654, Daniel Boone exploration in 1769, 1862 anti slave trade treaty, Lincoln renomination in 1864, 1940 Norway resistance end, 1967 Suez Canal reach, Laos shootdowns, Brandt Israel visit, and birthdays of Tom Jones Gwendolyn Brooks Jaime Laredo. Thought for today cites Pope.
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Midway
Louis the 14Th
France
Rheims
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
United States
Britain
Abraham Lincoln
Baltimore
Norway
Egypt
Suez Canal
U.S. Navy
Laos
Willy Brandt
Israel
Tom Jones
Gwendolyn Brooks
Jaime Laredo
Alexander Pope
The Messenger Publishing Co. rates and mail info
The Athens Messenger list of pricing for daily and Sunday copies, carrier and tube delivery, and mail subscriptions. Rates include Ohio West Virginia and U.S. destinations with terms for 1 week to 1 year. It notes second class matter status and mailing address in Athens Ohio.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S
Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Route
Johnson Road
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Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Joseph Kraft
Field Enterprises, Inc
By George Gallup
Gallup Poll
Small Society
Brickman
Walter R. Mears
James Kilpatrick
Blaze Starr
H. L. Mencken
Gerald Johnson
Johns Hopkins
Palazzo Vecchio
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Mencken
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