Gallup Poll Finds Improved U S View of Chinese Since 1966
Gallup results show Americans now describe the mainland Chinese as hard working intelligent and progressive with positive terms outweighing negatives by more than 3 to 1. The shift follows Nixon's China trip and a rise in approval of his handling of duties to 56 percent.
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Gallup
Princeton
N. J
Nixon
China
U.S
Hadley Cantril
Office of Public Opinion Research
Princeton University
Peking
Washington
The Messenger Publishing History in Athens Ohio
The note outlines the Messenger Publishing Company at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio with founders and successive publishers Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and dates 1825 1896 1929 1965 indicating a long family owned newspaper lineage in Athens Ohio.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Newspaper staff lines include several named roles
The text lists Sam G. Kenner Bush as publisher Fred W. Weber as publisher and others such as circulation director Charles W. Reamer managing editor M W McDargh advertising director Richard R. Paynter and assistant to the publisher.
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G. Kenner Bush
Fred W. Weber
Charles W. Reamer
M W McDargh
Richard R. Paynter
Vagrancy Laws Upheld as Unconstitutional By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a Jacksonville Florida ordinance criminalizing vagrancy as rogues vagabonds and nightwalkers is unconstitutional for vague conduct standards. The decision requires clear forbidden acts to curb arbitrary arrests and uphold due process while addressing misuse against minorities and youth.
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Supreme Court
Eeksonville
Florida
William O. Douglas
Jacksonville
Social Security bonus tied to continued work past 65
Congress votes create a bonus for workers who stay employed after 65. The House backs 1 percent extra per year after 65 for future and current retirees, while the Senate Finance Committee extends this to those already retired. Initial costs run $11 million yearly in the House plan and about $350 million in the Senate.
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Congress
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Muskie Primary Result Prompts Mixed Media Readings
The analysis centers on whether Edmund Muskie’s New Hampshire showing, at 48 percent, qualifies as a win or a setback. Reporters and commentators across The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, ABC, NBC, and Miami News debate if the 50 percent threshold defines front runner status and impact on his nomination bid.
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Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
New Hampshire
David Broder
The
Washington Post
Maria Carrier
Manchester
Muskie
Harry Reasoner
ABC
Miami
Miami News
Florida
Muskie aides dispute 50 percent figure as artificial
A Muskie aide in New Hampshire calls a 50 percent target an artificial, media driven figure affecting fundraising and morale. He notes Muskie once led 13 points over McGovern, who won 35 percent, while critics accuse the press of preordaining NH results. Reporter Broder defends context framing elections.
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Muskie
New Hampshire
Sen
George McGovern
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Florida
The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Ad Rates Notice
Daily circulation details for the Athens Messenger include carrier and tube delivery options with 10 to 75 cent rates, plus mail subscription prices for Ohio West Virginia and other U S locations. This public notice lists pricing, delivery methods, and mailing address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio.
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Associated Press
D &S
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S
Possessions
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union
Athens
The Big Friendly Ear Rent-A-Listener Concept
HAL BOYLE imagines The Big Friendly Ear Inc offering pay-per-15-minute listening sessions. Customers sit before a mechanical ear and eye, spill troubles, and receive sympathetic responses while the machine may cry and praise resilience.
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New York
Big Friendly Ear, Inc
America
Letter Policy Highlights Reader Opinions
A note announces that letters to the editor on current public issues are welcome and valued. Editors favor letters of one page or less when selecting for publication to ensure concise, timely community input.
Arnheiter Affair revisited by James Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick looks back on the 1968 Arnheiter case and Neil Sheehan's book The Arnheiter Affair. He notes contested claims about Arnheiter s command, reports, and the Navy s actions, while calling the biography engaging yet critical of the portrayal and the human tragedy involved.
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Marchus Aurelius Arnheiter
Washington
Aurelius Arnweiter
Sheehan
Arnheiter
Randolph
Navy
Marc Arnheiter
Queeg
Vance
Horatio Hornblower
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James Kilpatrick
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