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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1971
Page
12
A conservative column critiques labor resistance to Nixon's 90 day price and wage freeze. It argues unions’ negativism harms national unity and cautions that mandatory controls may be needed post freeze, urging self sacrifice for a common cause.
The Athens Messenger announces its long history with the publishing firm, noting editors and staff including publishers Frederick W. Bush and Gordon K. Bush, and listing address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio 45701 as of September 1 1971.
Lindsay mobilizes a New York machine with 7 000 workers and youth backing for a possible governor or president bid. A Washington conference shows 15 cities and 300 campuses ready to canvass for him if he runs. The piece notes his media push through David Garth and ties to national figures as it sketches a powerful future campaign network.
Belgrade based column with Pavel the Soviet correspondent and Robert S Elegant debates how the US and USSR mirror each other in moves abroad. They discuss Middle East overcommitment, Sino Soviet tensions, and global influence as both sides contend for strategic leverage. The exchange highlights mirrored risks and stubborn national attitudes.
Daily publication details with Associated Press note. Rates listed for delivery by carrier and mail, including Ohio West Virginia and nationwide options. Mail address: The Messenger Publishing Co., 43 W Union St, Athens Ohio 45701.
The article traces czarist and Soviet pressures on authors like Chandayev Solzhenitsyn Pushkin Tolstoy Dostoevsky and Lenin Marx and Khrushchev era notes that writers endured exile imprisonment and house searches while some works slipped through the censorship net and others were defended or celebrated by authorities.
Washington Insight notes conditions for a long era of tranquil relations among major powers. It cites minimal territorial friction, balanced nuclear threats, and ongoing arms talks in Helsinki as factors reducing the risk of large-scale war. The piece argues Nixon’s approach signals a shift away from Cold War brinkmanship toward a possible generation of peace.
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