There's Hope In Rhodesia Despite U.N. Sanctions
James Kilpatrick argues that Senate support for the Byrd Amendment hints at a possible resumption of chrome trade with Rhodesia, but production is already spoken for. He notes hopeful Britain Rhodesia talks, potential constitutional safeguards, and a looming decade of foreign-exchange shortages amid rapid population growth.
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U.S
U.N
Washington
Senate
London
Salisbury
Parliament House
United States
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Westminster
Ian Smith
Edward Heath
Britain
Douglas Home
America
Africa
Brazil
Athens paper masthead and staff listing
The Athens Messenger front page shows the newspaper masthead with the Manner Bush publishers and staff roles including circulation director and advertising director. Dated Monday October 4 1971.
Headache as Communication, Doctor Says
Psychiatrist Dr Alick Elsthorn argues headaches can express messages. He has written a book exploring psychological reasons behind the skull beating ailment that affects people in over a hundred ways.
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Alick Elsthorn
Elithorn
Warship construction halted urged by two senators
The Messenger recalls a 50 year old proposal by Senators Borah and Pomerone urging President Harding to stop warship work during the disarmament conference. The move was framed as a goodwill gesture by the United States to show restraint.
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Borah
Idaho
Pomerone
Ohio
Harding
U.S
Athens County
Andrew Murphy
This Is Bad Time To Fill Supreme Court Vacancies
David S. Broder argues that Nixon must nominate justices acceptable to both the President and Democratic senators, though the looming election makes confirmation unlikely. He warns that choosing compromised or mediocre jurists could neuter the Court or prolong the political impasse.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Nixon
White House
Court
Senate
Bayh
Harris
Humphrey
Jackson
Kennedy
McGovern
Muskie
Proxmire
Public Letters Policy For Editorial Page
Readers provide opinions on daily issues and letters are welcomed for publication. Preference is given to letters of one page or less. The editor may edit for space and clarity. Names and addresses must be supplied for publication.
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Robert A. Dahl
Yale University
Supreme Court
Congress
Dahl
The Messenger Publishing Co. notice ad
Publication details show daily edition with Sunday insert and carrier delivery options. Subscription rates listed by mail and route including Ohio West Virginia and nationwide. Address The Messenger Publishing Co. 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701 for mail.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
The
Associated Press
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens editor defends tax stance against Lavelle critique
The letter from a state lawmaker defends his voting record on income tax and state spending. He disputes the Ohio Democrat Party chief William A. Lavelle, argues for careful tax reform with targeted local relief, and condemns Gov. Gilligan's tax plan and austerity measures while urging fiscal restraint and accountability.
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the Messenger
Ohio Democrat Party
William A. Lavelle
Athens Messenger
Athens County
Gilligan
Ohio
Lavelle
Alioto Demonstrates Strength of Middle Democrats in San Francisco
Washington Insight analyzes San Francisco Mayor Alioto as a resilient middle-of-the-road Democrat facing federal probes and a hostile national climate. The piece notes a legal fee-splitting indictment, a Look magazine libel suit, busing controversy, and a reshaping of the city’s political landscape with challenger Dianne Feinstein and Harold Dobbs.
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Joseph Kraft
San Francisco
Joe Alioto
Jehovah
Nixon
John Mitchell
Alito
Vancouver
Wash
Look Magazine
Look
Alfred Nelder
Alioto
Dianne Feinstein
Board of Supervisors
Bay
California
Alan Cranston
Bay Area
Hubert Humphrey
Justice Department
Mrs. Feinstein
Dobbs
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Altman Department
David S. Broder
L.A. Times
Washington Post News Service
Brickman
Fortas
Haynsworth
Carswell
Small Society
the Athens Messenger
Alvin Duskin
Duskin
Ecology Movement
Harold Dobbs
Republican Politico
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