China Turns Inward as Beijing Reframes Foreign Policy
The article argues China's internal reforms since the cultural revolution have shifted Beijing toward restoring order and building a normal foreign policy. It notes leadership shifts away from Mao and Chen Po-Ta, with a central government weakened but stabilizing, pursuing incremental diplomacy and economic development while avoiding mass revolutionary tactics.
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China
United States
Thailand
Burma
Australia
Malaysia
Peking
Washington
Moscow
People’s Republic
Mao Tse-Tung
Communist Party
Chou En- Lai
Inces
Mao
Athens Messenger Publishing History and Leaders
The Messenger Publishing Company located at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio was established in 1825. Frederick W Bush served as publisher from 1896 to 1929 followed by Gordon K Bush from 1929 to 1965.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
West Virginia
Possessions
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Local Newspaper Staff Credits and Roles
G Kenner, Fred W Weber, Circulation Director M W McDargh, Advertising Director. This snippet lists key personnel positions at the paper confirming leadership and distribution and advertising oversight.
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G. Kenner
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Fulbright Warns On Presidential War Powers Debate
Secretary of State Rogers testified before the Senate foreign relations committee outlining the Nixon stance on limiting the president's authority to commit U S troops without Congress approval. Senate chair J W Fulbright warned of historical parallels with Lodge's opposition to Wilson's League.
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William P. Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
The Messenger Publishing Co. Ad Details and Editorial Note
Publication details for The Messenger of Athens Ohio lists daily edition facts, prices, post office status, and mailing rates. The editorial section references Fulbright on constitutional balance, Lodge Wilson clash over the League, Wilson's Fourteen Points and Senate rejection, and notes readers' letters policy and editorial discretion.
Haiti braces as Duvalier secures soft power after Papa Doc’s death
Haiti moves to stabilize under Jean Claude Duvalier after his father’s death. Officials tout reforms and a five year plan while exiles and rivals reassess power. Washington ponders resuming aid as 200000 Haitian exiles and 1000 active dissidents shape future politics.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Jean Claude Duvalier
Francois
National Palace
Jean Claude
Duvalier
Caribbean
Papa Doc
U. S
Washington
Fritz
Simeas
United States
Max Dominique
Paris
Marie Denise
Luckner Cambronne
Interior
Defense
Francois Duvalier
Dominican Republic
New York
Montreal
Reclamation reform needed for Southeast Ohio strip mining
Jack W. Crisp of Leading Creek Conservancy District condemns currentOhio strip mine reclamation laws and Welker Bill HB 561. He urges citizens to form an organization to pressure the General Assembly for strict, effective reclamation that restores land and streams, not minimal planting. He volunteers to help.
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the Messenger
Ohio
Gallia-Meigs
General Assembly
Welker
Jack W. Crisp
Leading Creek Conservancy District
Rutland
Ohio University Board Names Colgate President Nominee
The Messenger recalls 50 years ago city leaders pressed for strict prohibition enforcement after Columbus meetings. The Ohio University Board of Trustees nominated Colgate University president Dr Elmer Bryan to become OU president. 25 years ago the Federation of American Scientists rejected value of A bomb tests at Bikini Atoll. Prof Albert C Gubitz was appointed to head OU branch campuses at Chillicothe Portsmouth and Zanesville.
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Congress
Columbus
Ohio University Board of Trustees
Elmer Bryan
Colgate University
Federation of American Scientists
Bikini Atoll
Albert C. Gubitz
Ohio University Economics Department
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Zanesville
Burchett labeled paid Communist agent in a Paris dispatch
William F Buckley Jr questions Wilfred Burchett a Australian journalist who sent a Paris dispatch about Lin Piao purging factions in China and Mao’s control. Buckley suggests a link to Sid ney Rittenberg and hints at paid and unpaid Communist influence plus a money raising party for Burchett featuring Chomsky Seeger and others.
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Wilfred Burchett
Paris
China
Burchett
Lin Piao
Mao Tse-tung
Sidney Rittenberg
New York Times
George Karlin
KCB
Senate
Peter Burchett
Karlin
Berlin
Communist Party
Moscow
Chinese Communist Party
Vietnam
Vietnam Communist Party
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Vietnamese Communist Party
National Guardian
Communist
Soviet Communist Party
Wilfred
KGB
Benjamin Spock
Ossie Davis
Pete Seeger
Communist Front
Noam Chomsky
Rennie Davis
Dave Dellinger
Gus Hall
Dorothy Healey
Little Lord Haw Haw
National Student Association
Corliss Lamont
Mark Lane
Carl Marzani
Russ Nixon
Howard Samuels
New York
Communist Secret Police
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France
Italy
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League
Wilson
Jones
Francis B. Kent
Chief Chance
Small Society
Brickman
William F. Buckley JR
Commie
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