Local Newspaper Staff Roll Call for October 12 1973
The item lists Fred W. Weber as Circulation Director M W McDargh Advertising Director Charles W Reamer and Managing Editor Richard R Paynter with Asst To The Publisher designation for Friday October 12 1973.
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Asst
Bush seeks cautious path for GOP in 1974 elections
George Bush as GOP chairman says Watergate complicates the 1974 outlook but GOP gains in local races show resilience. He cites fundraising strength, plans new workshops to energize New Majority voters, and aims to bolster minority and ethnic support while avoiding explicit predictions on House or Senate control.
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Washington
George Bush
Nixon
Watergate
United Nations
National Committee
Bush
New Jersey
Virginia
GOP
Republican Party
Capitol Hill
Spiro T. Agnew
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Charles H. Percy
John Connally
Mills E. Godwin
Henry Howell
Charles Sandman
William Cahill
Brendan Byrne
House
Senate
Worthwhile cause or censorship at Fairfield forum
James Kilpatrick notes a Fairfield Connecticut League of Women Voters event intended to discuss public funding of federal campaigns. Common Cause withdrew sponsorship and pressured to cancel Yale professor Ralph Winter Jr as principal speaker because his views opposed public financing. The incident prompts reflection on liberalism and internal debate within Common Cause.
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Washington
Common Cause
Connecticut
Evening News
League of Women Voters
Fairfield
Conn
League
Sacred Heart College
Bridgeport
Phyllis B. Hayes
Fairfield League
Hayes
Ralph Winter Jr
Yale School of Law
Winter
Brookings Institution
Subcommittee On Separation of Powers
Senate Judiciary Committee
Burke Marshall
Common Cause Board
Yale Law
Return to Fighting Clouds Near East Peace Efforts
Joseph Kraft argues the Near East fighting harms prospects for settlement. He says Arab strategy could yield a negotiated peace but current Israeli offensives erase gains, deepen regional hostility, and widen U S isolation. The piece ends with biblical imagery of hubris and tragedy.
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Near East
Egypt
Syria
Anwar Sadat
Libya
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Europe
Japan
Israel
United Nations
Austria
Russia
United State
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Dr. Kissinger
Revived religious life outside churches signals deep movement
Theologian William Stringfellow, visiting at the College of Wooster, says a substantial religious revival is forming beyond traditional churches. He describes the Jesus Movement as youth-led Bible study and community formation challenging secularized churches and urges monastic-like enclaves as a refuge against media saturation and consumer culture.
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Akron Beacon Journal
Wooster, Ohio
William Stringfellow
Stringfellow
The
College of Wooster
Ku Klux Klan Demonstration At Athens Fairgrounds
More than 700 Klansmen from across Ohio gathered at the Athens fairgrounds for a demonstration and naturalization amid 5,000 spectators. Separately, Ohio University reported a fall enrollment record of 5,603, up 20 from the prior year.
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Ohio
Athens Fairgrounds
Ohio University
Letters to the Messenger Demand Sheriff Accountable Spending
The author accuses the Athens County Sheriff’s Office of lacking gasoline and staff to catch criminals and demands disclosure of tax money used to operate the office. The letter warns citizens will push for answers locally and beyond if needed, citing two unsolved crimes in residential areas. The author signs Thelma Pickett Route Nelsonville.
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the Messenger
Athens County
Thelma Pickett
Nelsonville
County Eyes Herbicide Spraying Experiment on Roadsides
Gerald Hann, county engineer, proposes a spring spraying experiment to prove herbicides work, despite public health concerns. The plan seeks long term use by the county, sparking debate at a hearing where citizens challenge his neutrality and question safety versus spraying company interests.
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the Messenger
Gerald Hann
Ohio
Mr. Hann
Jerome S. Rovner
Franklin Avenue
Athens
Today in History highlights and notable anniversaries
On this Oct 12 there are multiple historic events: Columbus discovered America in 1492, Brazil gained independence in 1822, Gen. Robert E. Lee died in 1870, Peter II became king in 1934, Cape Esperance battle in 1942, Nazi dissolution in 1945, Khrushchev shoe incident in 1960, postwar Berlin convoy protest, Panama coup in 1955, Nixon motorcade in 1972, Joe Cronin turns 67, and a thought by J G Holland.
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Christopher Columbus
America
Brazil
Portugal
Robert E. Lee
Lexington
Peter II
Yugoslavia
Cape Esperance
Allied Control Council
Germany
Nazi Party
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Atlanta
Nixon
Joe Cronin
American Baseball League
J.G. Holland
Athens Messenger Publishing Rates and Mailing Info
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday single copy prices as 15 and 25 cents, with delivery by carrier or tube route. Mail subscriptions vary by region with multiple term options and prices, and the paper is entered as second class matter in Athens Ohio.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
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Sea of Galilee
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