McGovern Reflects Spirit Needed To Unite Democrats
Guest Opinion by Stephen Reinhardt argues the Democratic Party must back George McGovern in 1972 to unite the party and offer a reformist alternative to Nixon. It critiques Hubert Humphrey as out of touch with modern voters and warns against a Humphrey bid splitting the party.
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The Athens Messenger Publication Notice History
The Athens Messenger records its publishing house at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio with established dates and longtime leaders. It lists Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenner Fred W Weber and M W McDargh as publishers and managers through 1929 to 1965.
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Lawmakers Seek Repeal of 54 Tax Exemptions
Rep. Wilbur Mills and Sen. Mike Mansfield introduced identical bills to repeal 54 tax exemptions and set an orderly review to decide which to reinstate or make permanent. Mansfield plans to attach the bill to raise the debt limit if not added to another measure. Mills did not specify handling.
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Union Beirne Leads New CWA At Miami Convention
The Messenger recalls the birth of the Communication Workers of America led by 36 year old Joseph H. Beirne at its first Miami convention. Harvard President James B. Conant urged graduating Ohio University students to pursue disarmament steps in future decades. The piece also notes a 50 year old military secrecy lesson for U S Army officers and local farmer business picnic plans in Athens County.
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Miami
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James B. Conant
Ohio University
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Athens County
Can Black Revolutionaries Manipulate American Justice?
Buckley argues Angela Davis’s not guilty verdict exposes a worldview where revolutionaries are assumed innocent. He cites Davis, Howard Moore, and Brewster to critique notions of a fair system, urging restraint and adherence to law over ideological absolution.
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William F. Buckley
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
Angela Davis case prompts questions on justice and public opinion
The speaker argues the trial and potential conviction hinge on outside pressure from worldwide opinion. He questions whether American justice is politically manipulated by public sentiment or if juries are biased, suggesting Angela Davis’s acquittal may reflect fear of global scrutiny rather than the courtroom evidence.
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Angela Davis
Energy crisis letters argue for conservation and solar hope
The Messenger letters decry the “your way of life” energy crisis claim and blame wasteful consumption for cans, cars, and rising energy use. The writer urges government and industry to develop safe solar energy while criticizing fossil fuel profits and overreliance on automobiles.
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Ohio wins injunction to curb Cleveland waste discharges
Using a century old law the state of Ohio obtained a permanent injunction against a Cleveland firm prohibiting continued industrial waste discharges treated as a public nuisance.
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Messenger Publishing Co. subscription rates and mailing details
Daily publication information from the Athens Ohio Messenger Publishing Co lists subscription rates by mail and delivery. It notes prices for daily and Sunday editions, weekly, monthly and yearly terms, and states Second Class Matter status with the Athens Post Office.
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McGovern Out Of Touch With Democratic Voters
Commentator warns the Democratic Party risks nominating a candidate whose views clash with most progressives as McGovern's front runner status relies on limited awareness of his positions. He argues public knowledge of his stances on social issues, defense, and key policies could threaten victory.
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Democratic Opinion Urges Unity Against McGovern Nomination
A guest column argues Democrats must unite behind a moderate candidate to beat Nixon in November. It critiques McGovern's 1972 bid, stresses the importance of aligning with average voters, and warns against nominating a candidate alienating moderates. It notes state and local races hinge on the presidential choice.
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