Dawn of War or Peace The Case of Robert Bigelow
The article reviews Robert Bigelow's The Dawn War and argues humans have always fought while noting his premise that restraint of aggression is possible. It highlights his claim that cooperation can replace primal conflict if society weighs options and acts cautiously to secure survival.
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Robert Bigelow
Bigelow
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Brandt to become Germany’s first Socialist chancellor since 1930
Brandt’s Social Democrats and Walter Scheel’s Free Democrats sealed a coalition that would deliver roughly 242 votes against the Christian Democrats. The arrangement makes Willy Brandt the likely chancellor once the new Bundestag convenes after the current one expires. Some Free Democrats abstained on the coalition vote, risking a thinner majority and a potentially brief tenure if votes falter.
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Willy Brandt
Pires Gel
Free Democrats
Christa Ceme Lrats
Coaliion
Cautus
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Brandt
Teeth Clenching A Modern Woe Treated By Dentists
A Pittsburgh study by Dr. Richard E Coy notes most sufferers are women aged 30 to 60 and that grinding or biting teeth causes headaches neck and shoulder pains. Dentists realign teeth and jaw to distribute bite while psychological or surgical care is needed for lip biting.
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Richard E. Coy
University of Pittsburgh
Tax Spending in States During the 1905 67 Period
Federal spending on Jews and West Virginia matched tax collections in the 1905 67 period. In 15 states spending fell short of taxes and in 33 states spending exceeded tax receipts.
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West Virginia
Washington insight on Kraft Vietnam deception
A critical look argues the Green Berets case reveals a broader pattern of coverups from the White House through the bureaucracy. It attributes premeditated deception to officials, including Nixon, and says denial has made Vietnam policy hard to reassess, urging candor and strategic change.
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Beérels
Socoud
Vietnam
Green Berets
Hesgalore
Creighton Abrams
General Abrams
Ellsworth Bunker
Central Intelligence ‘Agency
Richard Helms
Army
Stanley Resor
White House
Ron Ziegler
Nixon
Trurman
Air Force
Navy
Dean Bush
Compromise Call Analyzed In Chinese Fear Of Soviet Attack
The Washington Post reports that China pressed for border talks with the Soviet Union amid fear of a preemptive strike on its nuclear and advanced weapons sites. Beijing cited "war maniacs" near Moscow and urged a wartime deterrent by proposing a government-to-government understanding and troop withdrawal from contested frontier areas.
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Stanley Barnon
Washington Post
Hong Kong
Peking
China
Soviet Union
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Moscow
Matvey Vasilyevich Zakharov
Kesyzin
Cou Ea-Lae
Teking
Nixon and the rising anti Nixonism critique
The piece critiques a rapid anti Nixon movement tied to Haynsworth ties and Bobby Baker. It cites Time Magazine framing, mocks partisan press handling, questions Nixon's Vietnam strategy, and quotes William von Creele to illustrate shifting support while urging candor and clearer explanations of Vietnam policy. The tone questions media manipulation and political loyalties amid looming Oct 15 protests.
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Richard Nixon
Time Magazine
Haynsworth
Bobby Baker
Senate
South Carolina
Baker
Alger Hiss
Edward R. Murrow
McCarthy
Goodell
National Review
William von Creele
Questioning Actions After August Narcotics Raids
A concerned parent writes to The Messager about unanswered questions from night raids in Alliance. Her son was arrested then released for insufficient evidence. She seeks explanation on missing items, delayed mail, high bail, detention, and incurred costs tied to the Athens County case.
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Alliance
Ohio
Athens County
Athens
Letter to the Editor on public interest topics
A signed reader letter invites public input on current issues. The writer discusses concerns and urges community response while noting that only signed submissions are considered for publication.
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Tuk
Baby Food Additives Spark Call to End Use
Scientists linking sugar and monosodium glutamate to health risks urge removal from baby foods. The Senate committee on nutrition and human needs expresses openness to findings, noting potential harm would justify discontinuance.
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Sunday Messenger postal rates and delivery note
The Sunday Messenger outlines delivery by mail in Ohio and West Virginia with flat rate schedules. It lists daily and Sunday editions, regional and national rates, and subscriptions for various terms, noting the Athens address and post office details.
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