Europe Changes as Kilpatrick Sees American Taste Shift
Kilpatrick argues Western nostalgia fades as Europe modernizes. He notes Lisbon and Madrid cluttered by traffic and billboards, with American brands and media arriving. He urges acceptance of change, praising civility and urban vitality over old rural hierarchies.
Shortage of alternate service jobs for conscientious objectors grows
Draft boards struggle to place COs as the number of conscientious objectors reaches 7 000 to 8 000, with 10 200 in alternate service last December and about 900 overseas. Hospitals, volunteer agencies, and municipal health services could absorb more workers, keeping COs in service for two to three years.
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Supreme Court
National Interreligious Service Board
Senate
Fire protection gaps in Athens area spark council push
A historic fire tragedy in the south end led to Athens Fire Department station No. 2 protecting twenty residential streets, three apartments, two motels, and two rest homes. The east end with five churches and a shopping center faces delays over a new substation, leaving residents without timely service and prompting calls to contact council members to prevent further tragedies.
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East End
Athens Bottling Co
Litton Industry
Columbus Rd
City Hall
Fire Department
Athens Messenger Highlights May 5 1971 Athens Ohio
The Athens Messenger of May 5 1971 reports local news from Athens Ohio. It notes community events and notices with emphasis on residents and regional happenings.
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Athens
Ohio
Allies issue reparations ultimatum to Germany by May 12
The Allied powers delivered a formal ultimatum to Germany demanding acceptance of reparations by May 12. The Majestic Theater showcases Lon Chaney in The Penalty described as sensationally gripping. Milan police arrest 12 suspects linked to a Muspolini body theft. Ohio University confirms CPA approval of a $125,000 Cutler Hall restoration project.
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Germany
Lon Chaney
Majestic Theater
Milan
Italy
Benito Mussolini
B. T
Butch) Grover
Ohio University
John C. Baker
Civilian Production Administration
Cutler Hall
U S Should Not Be Carried Away By China Optimism
The Robert S Elegant column warns against over-optimism toward China as Sino American ties show gradual openings. It argues against major concessions without reciprocity and stresses addressing Taiwan and UN membership as the key hurdles. The piece notes Beijing seeks world legitimacy while pursuing its core aims.
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Hong Kong
China
United States
Peking
United Nations
Taiwan
How They Voted on Major Roll Calls April 26 30
The record lists area members of Congress voting on four roll calls. An amendment prohibiting busing to alter school racial balance failed with 46 against and 35 for, with Saxbe and Taft Jr. voting no. A neighborhood school preservation amendment failed 48 to 33 with Saxbe and Taft voting no. A motion to study funding for the House Internal Security Committee failed 274 to 104, critics noting HUAC legacy and limited laws enacted. Rep. Clarence E. Miller voted against.
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Washington
Congress
William B. Saxbe
Robert Taft Jr
Saxbe
Taft
House Internal Security Committee
HUAC
Clarence E. Miller
R.lancaster
The Messenger Publishing Co Athens Ohio Notice
Publication details for The Messenger Publishing Co. in Athens Ohio list delivery rates by day and mode, including prices for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier. It notes second class matter status and address for mail.
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Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
Scout camping gear drive seeks used tents and supplies
The Messenger urges readers to donate camping gear and athletic equipment to aid scouts. Call areas including Coolville Nelsonville New Marshfield Glouster Albany Stewart to arrange pickup of tents flashlights pots pans mess kits shovels rope hats jackknives axes and more.
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Coolville
Lee Ethridge
Nelsonville
Keith Butt
New Marshfield
Willard Barber
Glouster
Frank L. Grubbs
Albany
Wilbur Conkey
Stewart
Joe Watkins
Kremlin Pressure Drives Narrow Talks In 1972 Negotiations
Washington analyst Joseph Kraft argues Moscow squeezes talks on arms control Berlin and the Near East. He cites satellite links debates and German ratification as a tactic to force U.S. concessions while blaming Washington for failure. He warns of a possible Nixon opposition motive behind Moscow’s hard line.
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Vienna
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Willy Brandt
Berlin
Brandt
United States
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William Rogers
Suez Canal
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Rogers
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Egypt
Nixon
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