Conservative Right Seeks Hoover Departure At Princeton
A year after debate over Justice Douglas the conservative right again pushes for FBI Director J Edgar Hoover to retire The Princeton conference on the FBI is described as a hanging jury with scholars and critics failing to unite on Hoover’s fate The piece notes Hoover’s toughness and unwillingness to quit.
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Hazard pay for teachers in slum areas sparks debate
The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare authorized hazard pay for teachers in slum districts amid claims of teacher oversupply. The plan funds 1 5 billion for reading and math instruction in 1 600 districts plus arts and enrichment programs. A separate note condemns lead in pencils and products with limits set at 0 5 percent.
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Nixon's Asia peace plan faces Chinese factional risk
The Karnow column argues internal Chinese power struggles could derail Nixon's trip to Peking and any diplomatic accord with Chou En-Lai. It traces moderates versus radicals from Mao era upheavals to Lin Piao's disappearance, noting how internal dynamics influence U.S. policy and the likelihood of cautious handling until stability returns.
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Muskie Editor Urges Unity and Support for President
The Messenger endorses Edmund Muskie for President stressing unity to advance America’s goals. It praises his public service and leadership while noting FBI leadership changes, including Cartha D. DeLoach’s departure after 28 years and William C. Sullivan’s exit, signaling morale concerns.
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Nixon's wage price controls reshape the economy debate
Don Oberdorfer analyzes Nixon's shift from market faith to vast public intervention led by the Cost of Living Council and new Pay and Price authorities. He notes unclear rationale, possible temporary measures, and political leverage as the 1972 race looms, with control persistence uncertain.
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Athens Ohio News Briefs November 8 1971
Short local items from Athens Ohio including community events and announcements dated Monday November 8 1971. Names and offices mentioned reflect the Athens Messenger staff and city happenings of that period.
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The Messenger pricing and delivery details notice
Publication facts appear with rates for daily and Sunday copies, delivery routes, and mailing options. It lists carrier names, route specifics, and subscription prices for Ohio West Virginia and other U S locations, plus postal details and mailing address.
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U.S. & Possessions
Athens
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Readers Letters on Current Issues Invite Public Debate
Readers' opinions on timely public issues guide this page and letters to the editor are welcomed. In choosing letters for publication preference is given to concise submissions that fit one page.
Voters prove selective in Tuesday elections
Washington insight notes voters resisted broad change recipes New Coalitionism and White Backlash while showing ongoing unhappiness and demand for leadership. Taxes passed in Florida Maine and Pennsylvania votes while New York rejected a major transportation bond signaling wary, selective choices among candidates and issues.
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