Athens Messenger 1974 June 27 front page note
Historic Athens Ohio publication details list editors and staff from 1825 to 1965 and publish date June 27 1974. It preserves lineage of publishers including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and Fred W Weber with staff roles noted.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Colson’s conversion rouses debate on faith and motive
Witty critics doubt Charles Colson’s embrace of Christianity, weighing sincerity against political past. Buckley notes the irony that faith may surface most when worldly power is questioned, urging cautious judgment and highlighting cultural skepticism toward religious change.
Colson’s Conversion Reaches Grandmother After 1972 Stunt
Charles Colson tells his grandmother he has found religion and plans to testify against Nixon. Sen. Harold Hughes confirms his repentance as they seek forgiveness and vow to avoid past tricks. The grandmother grants limited forgiveness, cautioning him to quit presidential campaign schemes.
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Charles Colson
Pete Hamill
The
Village Voice
W. C. Fields
Temperance Union
Colson
al Capone
Anthony Lewis
Richard Nixon
Guile
Secret Service
Chuck Colson
Christ
Mr. Nixon
Nixon
United States
Board of
Murder, Inc
Billy Graham
Hollywood
Vine
Timothy Leary
Jesus Christ
Coca Cola
Pepsi Cola
J. Walter Thompson
Washington
Charles
Charley
Charley Boy
Granny
Sen
Harold Hughes
Sen. Hughes
Los Angeles Times
Summit Outlook Dimmed By Soviet American Mistrust
In detente era, mistrust deepens as Soviet propaganda labels peace impossible while Washington and Moscow stake hopes on Summit III. Brezhnev and Nixon seek concrete gains amid ongoing arms race and regional tensions, with Western doubts about detente’s real value.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
United States
Middle East
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Washington
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Ohio dental hygienists cleared to perform certain procedures
Ohio law clarifies hygienists may perform specific surgical steps during teeth cleaning starting today, ending uncertainty about enforcement. Senator Clara E. Weisenborn sponsored the enabling legislation after professional witnesses highlighted the issue during hearings.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
General Assembly
Weisenborn bill seeks to regulate dental assistants and hygiene practice
Proposed legislation tightens control over intra oral procedures and hygiene work. It criminalizes certain acts, sets fines up to 500 dollars, and jail terms for repeat offenses. The bill creates qualified professionals as a new dental assistant category and requires the State Dental Board to set rules. The plan also allows employing two hygienists but limits duties to those not needing hygienist competence.
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State Dental Board
Dollar steadies on surplus boost to respectability
The first quarter $2 billion balance of payments surplus supports a rising view of the dollar among foreign observers. Analysts say the surplus should bolster confidence and could push the dollar higher as other nations consider U S currency holdings and exchange rates.
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New York
Dollar gains draw foreign funds as U.S. rates attract investors
Foreign banks pour more than 1 billion dollars into U.S. banks in the 30 days to mid June, lifting second-quarter inflows to about 3.5 billion. The dollar strengthens across major currencies, led by gains against the German mark and Italian lira, while U.S. inflation remains comparatively lower than in many nations.
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Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
U.S
United States
Japan
France
Italy
United Kingdom
This Day in History June 27 1974 Highlights
Key events tonight include Truman ordering U S forces to Korea in 1950 and JFK's Ireland reception in 1963. Also notes 1844 mob killing of Mormon leaders, 1847 telegraph link, 1893 stock crash, 1942 Nazi saboteurs captured, 1943 Athens raid, 1963 JFK Ireland visit, 1970 Seaway anniversary, Nixon veto Cambodia aid. Captain Kangaroo Bob Keeshan turns 47. Gandhi quote offered.
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Associated Press
Harry S Truman
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Republic of Korea
North Korea
Joseph and
Hyrum Smith
Carthage
Brigham Young
New York
Boston
Telegraph
New York Stock Exchange
Athens
Greece
FBI
Long Island
John F. Kennedy
Ireland
Nixon
Pierre Trudeau
Massena
N.Y
St. Lawrence Seaway
Cambodia
Bob Keeshan
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