Britain Faces Dilemma Over Interment Abuse In Ulster
In London Alfred Friendly notes the Compton Report on internment in Northern Ireland asks if democracy can justify state cruelty to protect lives. It details ill treatment of 11 of 900 detainees, including long wall-standing and sleep deprivation, amid deadly Belfast violence and high-level debate in Britain.
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Athens Messenger Publishing Staff and Address Record
The Athens Messenger lists the 43 West Union Street address in Athens Ohio with staff roles including G Kenn Fred W Weber Circulation Director M W McDargh Advertising Director and Charles W Reamer Managing Editor Richard R Paynter Assistant to the Publisher. The file notes Frederick W Bush Pathe OO Gordon K Bush and Publisher 1999.19.
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Readers letters invite public opinion on current issues
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Housing Boom Forecast for 1972 at Real Estate Boards Meet
At the 64th annual convention in Miami Beach Florida federal officials congressmen and private mortgage industry leaders predicted continued high housing production in 1972. About nine thousand attendees heard Woodward Kingman president of the Government National Mortgage Association forecast 2.1 to 2.2 million dwelling units started. The outlook rests on demand built during credit stringency.
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Rescue saga and teaching, armament talks, and housing outlook
The report recalls a 25 year old rescue of 11 Americans from a crashed U S Army plane on a Swiss glacier. Ohio University hosts deans and teacher trainers from five state universities to discuss teacher prep. Japan seeks a partial cap on naval tonnage. Athens County Pomona and Athens grange meet in Jacksonville as mortgage money remains plentiful. Nixon plan Phase Two may ease credit and lower rates amid housing start gains and subsidies proposals by Mortgage Bankers Association president Philip C Jackson Jr. for low income housing vouchers.
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Taiwan's Fate Measured a Century From Now Says Marshall
Brig. Gen. (Ret.) S. L. Marshall argues Taiwan's independence and human rights are at stake as the United Nations expels Taiwan from the body. He contends free nations ignore Taiwan's desire for freedom, risking 14 million people facing isolation and a possible unendorsed self defense.
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Buckley on Ideology and Experts Spar Over Safeguard Debate
A tirade rants that nations corrupt themselves for expediency on the right, while detailing ORSA findings on Safeguard. It criticizes Wohlstetter’s allies, MIT’s Rathjens and Wiesner, and publicists like Ralph Lapp for misuse of analysis and biased conclusions.
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Athens Ohio Compassion Shown After Bereavement
Readers praise the Athens community for overwhelming support after a death last month. The note thanks Ohio University, students, clergy, professionals, and many residents for meals, flowers, money, guidance, and kind acts that sustained the family.
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Thank You to Hosts of OU Foreign Students Reception
A community note thanks Rotarians and Lions, Alex Corporation, and Steppes Beauticians for welcoming OU foreign students at Baker Center. It credits local supporters including Mrs. Thompson Little, Jeff Wood, Gary Musselman, Norine Arnst, Ann Algeo, Athens Chamber of Commerce, President Sowle, Tony Kowlowski, the International Committee of Rotarians, and the Foreign Student Association. Rotary plans propose annual receptions.
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