Nixon expands summit schedule with Peking Moscow visits
President Nixon broadens his 1972 strategy by adding Moscow to his foreign policy lineup alongside Peking. Senate Democrat Mike Mansfield praised the strides in diplomacy while noting risks and hoping for a Tokyo trip to follow. Public opinion showed bipartisan support for continued negotiation efforts despite potential political backlash.
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Washington
Nixon
Moscow
Tiating
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Indochina
U. S
Europe
Nixon's Global Summit Plans Offer Wide Range of Options
Analysis notes Nixon aims for a broad set of outcomes from planned trips to Peking and Moscow and a mid November Indochina decision. It discusses potential troop withdrawals, continued air support, and ties between China and the Soviet Union, with implications for 1972 foreign policy and possible strategic arms talks. It also mentions a Home Exchange trend and services by Pan-American World Airways and Vacation Exchange Club Inc.
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Soviet Union
China
Nixon
Peking
Moscow
Indochina
Eisenhower
Johnson
Middle East
Vietnam
U. S
South Vietnam
United States
Washington
Europe
Home Exchange Service
Pan-American World Airways
Vacation Exchange Club Inc
New York
Gallup Poll Shows GOP Decline Across Occupations
The Gallup survey finds professionals and businessmen now favor Democrats over Republicans, with independents rising sharply. Across age groups, independents grow from 19 percent in 1940 to 28 percent today, while young voters 21 to 29 favor Democrats two to one over Republicans.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Gallup
Republican Party
GOP
Democratic Party
Gallup Polls Track Shifting Party Affiliation 1950–Today
The Gallup Poll tracks party loyalty across groups from 1940 to 196? noting Republicans, Democrats and Independents. Young adults 21 to 29 favor Democrats by about half, while Independents rise and fall with the decade. Negro voters shift strongly toward Democrats, with independents shrinking.
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Gallup
Senator Collins face as education ally questioned
Reader argues that Senator Oakley Collins votes for a budget that underfunds education and human services. The letter says the conference committee budget remains $8.1 billion with House and Senate differences, favoring a classroom unit plan over per pupil aid and warns of unequal funding. Readers urge a progressive tax plan and direct communication to Collins.
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Woub-Tv
Oakley Collins
Ohio
Senator Collins
House
Senate
Collins
Inheritance Sparks Family Spending Frenzy
The Leonard Gearin family of Los Angeles inherited $200,000 from Mrs. Gearin’s father and, without counsel, used it for purchases including cars and motorcycles and a $2000 hi fi system.
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Leonard Gearin
Los Angeles
Gearin
Strike, tours, and a widow’s prize echo through time
The Messenger recalls a 25 year old Huntington strike where 4000 workers failed to report, protesting a picket limit. Edna M. Way wins Ohio Water Color Society prize. A 50 year old Chicago hospital poison case is noted along with a Nelsonville brick strike and unions. The Gearin family’s windfall spree ends in regret and reflection.
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Huntington, W. Va
United States Workers of America
CIO
Edna M. Way
Ohio University
Ohio Water Color Society
Dayton Art Institute
West End
Chicago
Nelsonville Brick Co
Hocking Valley Fire Clay Co
Athens Messenger: Daily Journal Rates and Address
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday price by carrier and mail options for Ohio and West Virginia readers. Subscriptions vary by duration with yearly rates and a general post office designation in Athens Ohio, 43 West Union Street.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Buckley Reviews Consequences Of Women's Rights Amendment
William F Buckley Jr surveys the potential effects of the Women's Rights Amendment as it advances through Congress. He questions the practical outcomes, cites possible legal challenges, and comments on Gloria Steinem and feminist rhetoric in a clipped, period tone.
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House of Representatives
Senate
United States
A Commencement Address on Paternity and Constitutional Power
The speaker lampoons efforts to redefine biological differentiation as fact and criticizes mentions of abnormal sexual behavior. He traces institutions like ownership and marriage to the historic discovery of paternity, arguing it underpins abortion law and the body’s ownership by the state. He warns such talk could drive people home to their mothers.
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Gloria Steinem
Smith College
Miss Steinem
Smith Col
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