President Nixon's China Visit and U S Interests
A conservative critique questions benefits of a Nixon trip to Communist China. The piece argues normalization is vague, urges bold concessions from Peking, and warns of the risks of dealing with a regime in Beijing while seeking peace in Vietnam and regional stability.
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Athens Messenger 1971 Athens Ohio issue notice
The Athens Messenger announces its publication with staff roles and address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio 45701 dated Tuesday September 7 1971. It lists publishers editors and circulation managers including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenne Fred W Weber M W McDargh and Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter.
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Berlin Accord Clears Path for West Berlin Travel
Ambassadors from the United States Soviet Union Great Britain and France reach an accord after 16 months of talks. West Berliners gain easier travel in and out while East Berliners remain largely confined. Soviet concessions aim to ease tensions.
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Europe. Russians seek West German Bundestag ratification of the goodwill treaty and a European security conference to ease tension. They push for mutual force reductions, concessions on Berlin, and a psychological shift in Western opinion. Strategic arms talks in Helsinki and Vienna are referenced as precursors to future limitations.
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Coal miners urged to curb black lung under 1969 act
The federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act of 1969 fights Black Lung Disease. In a national program 1,681 of 4,200 miners showed signs of the disease on X rays, underscoring the need to compel coal companies to reduce polluted dust and fumes and protect workers.
Welfare Costs Drive Economic Confusion in Reagan Era
Buckley argues rising welfare expense fuels economic confusion and weakens work incentives. He cites California’s plan to require work for welfare, contrasts it with older programs, and notes a drop in welfare rolls under Reagan. The piece mentions San Clemente talks, Nixon era positions, and potential broader adoption. Athens schools reopened after summer vacation.
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Secretary Byrnes urged centralized postwar German government
The Messenger notes 25 years ago Byrnes called for central control of Germany. The U S rejected French claims to the Rhineland and warned Russia that eastern German borders were not fixed by the Oder. Robert Hart was mowing a field when a tractor rolled after he opened a gate. he escaped serious injury.
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Nixon Ahead In Gallup Poll As 1972 Race Heats Up
Nixon leads the field in Gallup trial heats conducted nationwide after his new economic plan. He defeats Kennedy 43 to 38, Humphrey 43 to 37, and Muskie 42 to 36 percent, with Wallace at 10 or 11 percent.ampling covered 1480 adults with 1054 registered voters surveyed August 2023.
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Readers Letters Policy for Public Opinion Page
This brief statement explains that letters to the editor are welcomed as the lifeblood of the page. It notes selection favors letters of one page or less and the editor may edit for space and clarity. Names and addresses must be provided for publication.
Law and Order Needs System Reform Not Just Cracks
Washington Insight argues FBI crime data show major issues across prisons courts and police. Recidivism high 63 percent and underreporting hides true crime. reforms require patience and a shift from tough anti-elite rhetoric toward restoring trust in justice.
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