Gallup Polls Show Shifting American Views Over 37 Years
The Gallup Poll final pre election survey in 1972 proved most accurate in U.S. history, within 0.2 points of the national result. The piece reviews 37 years of surveys and highlights changes in firearms, electoral reforms, work and welfare, and social morals, noting publics often ahead of leaders.
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Athens Athens Messenger Staff Lineup Through Years
The Athens Messenger staff history lists publishers and editors from 1896 to 1965. Notable names include Frederick W. Bush, G. Kenner Bush, Fred W. Weber, Gordon K. Bush, Charles W. Reamer and Richard R. Paynter. The paper operates at Route 33 North at Johnson Road in Athens Ohio, established 1825.
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Wallace's Quiet Influence Shaping 1972 Election
Wallace played a decisive but silent role in the 1972 election. His Florida Michigan Maryland support helped Nixon's Southern sweep, with tacit approval implied by his nonendorsement of Nixon's rivals. He hints at future activity but avoids ruling out a 1976 run while repositioning the Democratic Party.
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Georgia elects first woman to U S Senate
Fifty years ago Mrs. W H Felton was expected to take a Senate seat after a Georgia vote tally from 14 counties with Gov Thomas Hardwick seen as likely to approve. A Mudsock man paid 100 dollars after pleading guilty to possessing liquor production apparatus following a raid revealing corn mash.
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Messenger Publishing Co. postal rates and address info
Daily and Sunday editions offered by The Messenger Publishing Co. in Athens Ohio outline per copy costs and mail rates. Subscription prices vary by duration and region including Ohio West Virginia and nationwide options. Also notes delivery methods and the post office designation Second Class Matter under the 1918 act.
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Fabianism in The Messenger on War and Society
The writer argues that society has failed morally and intellectually during and after the war. He credits Fabian Socialism with potential benefits but blames war for undermining peace and elevating crime, psychological decline, and social breakdown. He urges consideration of Fabian ideas as a less harmful alternative to ongoing violence.
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Friction Between White House and State Department Deepens
Nixon says friction and competition can sharpen policy though three years of tension have left State largely sidelined. Rogers and Kissinger once planned joint control but Richard son’s departure and Irwin’s quiet under secretary role left the department muted.
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State Department morale sag and leak fears under Nixon era
A sharp critique traces bureaucratic tensions from McCarthyism to Nixon rule. It notes leadership neglect of creativity, fear of leaks, and top officials unaware of Kissinger Le Duc talks. Kissinger seeks to repair damage and institutionalize policy, while officials argue for better engagement with the foreign service.
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Thanks to 91st District voters for campaign support
Cetters thanks The Messenger editor and the 91st District voters for backing the campaign for state representative. He acknowledges volunteers who worked to reach residents and communicate positions on issues. He reaffirms his commitment to responsible representation and listening to constituents in the State Legislature.
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Hillel Women’s Auxiliary Food Sale Supports Mortgage Drive
The Committee to Save Hillel House in Athens thanks supporters of the Hillel women’s auxiliary food sale held last month. Proceeds aid the mortgage retirement. A fall sale is planned with hopes for continued community attendance.
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Slogans and hopes for McGovern era leadership
In a political reflection supporters urge optimism about future leaders. They contrast current candidates with the integrity of Eisenhower Kennedy era ideals and McGowen compassion, suggesting a breakthrough candidate may emerge.
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Punditry and Predictions by Schlesinger and Galbraith
William F Buckley critiques Schlesinger and Galbraith for their pre election forecasts on McGovern. He notes Schlesinger overestimates McGovern’s chances and Galbraith’s cautious analysis misreads electoral dynamics, arguing their judgments were flawed yet revealing.
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