Conservativ e View on Kilpatrick Poll Finds Leftward Shift
A National Review report on a survey at 12 colleges shows many students favor surrender over war with the Soviet Union if no other options remain. The results indicate rising leftward attitudes, indifference to national security, and little plan for post graduation reform, though authors warn about sampling limits.
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United States
Soviet Union
America
National Review
Boston University Brandeis
Davidson, Howard
Univerity of Indiana
Marquette
Reed College
Portland
Ore
Sarah Lawrence
University of South Carolina
Stanford
Williams
Yale
South Carolina
Masquette
Indiana
Howard
Breakthrough in SALT Talks Signals Negotiations Begin
The report notes parallel announcements from Washington and Moscow that an understanding has been reached at the highest levels to negotiate on all fronts for limiting strategic weapons. The breakthrough could ease a 18 month stalemate and steer funds toward social needs.
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Washington
Moscow
Nixon
Indonesia Too Rich for Its Own Good, Warns Column
The piece argues Indonesia faces risks from rapid post-1966 reforms and foreign investment. It notes a $3 billion debt, a $1.6 billion aid package, and a $645 million American share while highlighting vast oil reserves, foreign domination fears, and safeguarding measures amid slow per capita gains.
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Indonesia
Inter
Jakarta
Pertamina
Southeast Asia
Japan
Foot in the Door: Bill Collectors Bear Harsh Jibes
Hal Boyle collects a string of sharp quips from bill collectors aimed at Harry Leech. The remarks mix threats, sarcasm, and social digs as collectors push for payment while Leech dodges obligations and quips back about his excuses and alibis.
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Harry Leech
Buddy
Brazil
Shylock
Big Shot
Mr. Leech
Athens Messenger 1971 local column lists staff and publish date
The Athens Messenger issue from Monday June 14 1971 lists the publishing company address 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio along with staff credits including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenner Fred W Weber M W McDargh Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter. The paper active in Athens Ohio 45701 since 1825 through 1965 leadership.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Letters to the Editor Policy and Reader Guidelines
The page invites public opinion and letters for publication with a one page or less preference. The editor may edit for space and clarity and requires names and addresses for publication.
The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Rates and Delivery
The Athens Ohio newspaper The Messenger lists pricing for daily and Sunday single copies and mail subscriptions. The notice notes delivery by carrier and tube, 60 cents per week by mail to Ohio and West Virginia, with extended rates for longer terms.
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D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Nixon on brink as Viet Nam prisoner issue pressures settlement
Joseph Kraft argues Nixon risks outsmarting himself over Vietnam policy as ground actions in Cambodia and Laos rise, prisoners remain a leverage point, and Clifford and Hatfield McGovern proposals shape a potential settlement with Saigon. He warns that delaying settlement could force sheltering a shameless bargain.
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Nixon
Saigon
Cambodia
Laos
South Vietnam
Defense
Clark Clifford
Clifford
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
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