Private schools at risk if relief blocked says Kilpatrick
Five million children attend private schools nationwide many in Catholic parochial system. Court rejections of direct state aid spur federal tax credit proposal by Burke and Mills to aid parents paying tuition. Support argues private schools diversify and uphold parental rights. risk of collapse if relief fails.
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Athens May 8 1972 edition brief
Athens Ohio paper page notes publish house and staff for The Athens Messenger. It lists publishers Gordon K Bush and G Ken Fred W Weber along with circulation and advertising directors and editors. The notice marks Athens Ohio as the 1972 edition date.
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Laser spectacles hope to let the blind see ahead
A 15 year program by Bionic Industries in Bala Cynwyd uses electronic mobility aids including laser canes and new laser spectacles to detect obstacles. Trials with veterans led to 35 additional canes ordered this year as patents for laser spectacles advance in the lab.
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Fragility of Nixon’s Structure Of Peace
Washington analysis argues Nixon’s structure of peace rests on mutual sanity and rules of engagement in proxy wars. It notes Moscow support for Hanoi shows fragility and questions if the US and USSR can agree on limits while such conflicts continue.
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Unilateral Judgment as War Rules Alternative
The piece argues that the United States may choose its own rules of engagement without universal agreement with Russia. It suggests Americans differ on what places and principles matter, and that each side will follow its own vital interests. This is presented as a prudent, not reckless, approach to policy.
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Czechoslovakia
The Messenger Publishing Co. Contact and Rates Notice
Publication details list daily issues except Saturdays and Sunday rates. It notes delivery by carrier and tube route, with per week and monthly prices. Mail options show Ohio West Virginia and nationwide rates. Address for mail is Athens Ohio 45701. Associated Press credit appears as publisher note.
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Flag display prompts call for discipline at Alexander High
Alexander Letters to the Editor praise Mr. DeLaval for removing a student’s flag display. The writer argues flags belong in proper venues, urges parental guidance, and condemns weak discipline. He recalls Albany High School’s orderliness and says troublemakers threaten schools and the class routine.
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Voices on Vietnam Stir Debate and Patriotism
A reader from Nelsonville argues against the Vietnam War, recalling his Vietnam service to defend anti war views. He compares U S involvement to British rule and urges patriotism through anti war stance.
Amesville Elementary Spring Carnival Earns Widespread Support
The Messenger credits the school administration faculty and staff along with parents friends and generous merchants for a highly successful spring carnival at Amesville Elementary. PTO President Dan Simons thanks contributors and notes the event’s role in school improvement.
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China Friendship Could Draw U.S. Deeper Into Asian Affairs
Analysis notes that improving ties with the People's Republic of China ties the United States more closely to Asian stability and to the fate of the Chinese regime. It argues Washington’s commitments extend beyond Vietnam and Taiwan, potentially enlarging U.S. overseas involvement and risk as Chou En Lai's grip faces internal pressure.
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