From Old Guard to New Left in 10 Easy Years
Fort Worth columnist reviews Karl Hess, once a GOP figure now aligning with the New Left. Hess debates at Texas Christian University and lectures at Texas Wesleyan and Sewanee, portraying a decentralized future with worker ownership. The piece contrasts Hess’s old propriety with his bearded, guerrilla image and warns of New Left violence while defending liberty and order.
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Karl Hess
Fort Worth
Tex
Oklahoma City
Texas Christian
Texas Wesleyan
Sewanee
Barry Goldwater
Hess
Washington
Castro
Panthers
Jefferson
Paine
Henry
Adams
Boston Harbor
Georgetown
Valley Forge
George III
Chase Manhattan
Burke
Athens Messenger October 13 1971 front page notes
The Athens Messenger from Athens Ohio dated Wednesday October 13 1971 lists staff and publishers. It includes names such as Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and Charles W Reamer with editorial and circulation roles. The brief masthead announces Athens Ohio publication details and location.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Medicare Hospital Costs Rising for Seniors in 1971
Congress mandates a higher hospital cost share for 20 million Americans aged 65 and over. Beginning January 1 they will pay the first 68 dollars of a hospital bill instead of 60, reflecting average national charges for fiscal 1971 and marking a rise of over 50 percent since之前.
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Congress
1966 Medicare trends and World Series recap
The note to Moscow on winding the lend lease account is recalled. Roy C. Gilham is named Athens Soil Conservation District supervisor. The New York Giants won the World Series 1 0 over the Yankees in seven games. Athens County Farm Bureau outlines a two year program to boost membership. Medicare began in 1966 with patient cost sharing and rising premiums. Social Security raises for optional coverage creep higher, signaling pressure on medical costs as aging grows costly.
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United States
Moscow
Russia
Washington
Roy C. Gilham
New Marshfield
Athens
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Athens County Farm Bureau
Athens County
Medicare
Social Security Administration
Woman executive leads export group despite gender gap
In the International Executive Association with 500 members only five are women. They elected one of them, Mrs. Marcia Vescia of Carlstadt New Jersey, as president. She boosted Latin American exports by 70 percent during 12 years directing marketing.
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International Executive Association
Export Trade Organization
Marcia Vescia
Carlstadt
N.J
Latin America
Filibuster debate reshapes Cranston Church and Mathias stance
U S senators Alan Cranston Frank Church and Charles Mathias reconsider their support for widening the filibuster rule amid a shift in views on executive power and civil rights legislation The piece notes disillusionment with government and the danger of constitutional dictatorship as debate centers on delaying or blocking action by a strong president
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Washington
United States Senate
Senate
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Frank Church
Didaho
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Cranston
Church
Mathias
Congress
Indochina
Vietnam
America
Athens St Messenger reads subscription rates and mailing details
The Athens St Messenger announces daily and Sunday editions with delivery and subscription prices. It lists rates by mail for Ohio, West Virginia, and other U S locations, plus post office and address details for payment and mailing.
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Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Gloom Over Prospects for Middle East Peace
William Tuohy asserts a negotiated Arab‑Israeli peace seems unlikely as 1970 ceasefire fragility grows. He notes United States diplomacy favors interim steps opening Suez with partial Israeli withdrawal, while Egyptians insist on Sinai and distrust of Israel remains high. The piece warns that renewed fighting could erase a rare window for settlement.
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Rome
Middle East
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Washington Insight: No Settlement Likely In Vietnam
The article argues that despite apparent progress in Saigon with better daily life, agriculture, and governance, President Thieu’s military regime lacks a broad base, threatening any political settlement. It warns that without a political solution, military gains are hollow as North Vietnamese forces could overwhelm the South once American troops leave.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Diem
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Marshal Ky
Martha Mitchell
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James Kilpatrick
Black Panthers
New Left
G. Re
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Aer Bush
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Ibrary
David S. Broder
Crawford
Richard Brevard Russell
The
Small Society
Brickman
S5uze
Brickmaw
Associated Press
D&s
St Messenger
William Tuohy
Suez Canal
U.N
U.S
Sinai Desert
Cairo
Sinai
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Egypt
Strait of Tiran
Nasser
Strait
Sadat
LOS Angeles Times
Washington Post
Joseph Kraft
Indian National Bank
Ngo Dinh Diem
U Minh
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