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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1972

Page

8

Press missteps crown Olympic hostage reporting chaos

Newsroom infighting and officials' statements fueled confusion at the Munich 1972 crisis as AP and UPI rushed early leads claiming hostages were safe, later corrected to dead or unknown. Editors faulted reliance on government sources amid restricted access and translation gaps.

New York West German Conrad Ahler Olympic Hans Klein Klein Ahler Walter Logan United Press International UPI Associated Press All Nine Ben Bassett Logan Attica Chicago Tribune Maxwell McCrohan Chicago Sun-Times Washington Post Sun-Times Ralph Orwell

Last 1972 Draft Lottery Could End Inductions By Year End

Athens Ohio notes the final 1972 draft lottery numbers below 95 will likely be called October through December. Inductions may end if the all volunteer force is adopted, with no Vietnam service unless volunteers. About three quarters of draftees will be spared this year, with notices by mid November for those under 95.

Armed Services Melvin R. Laird Nixon Vietnam Israel Golda Meir Venice

Puerto Rico’s status debate and self determination stance

Letter writers discuss the UN Colonialism Committee vote on Puerto Rico. They praise the island’s 1952 commonwealth status and self determination rights while criticizing Cuba and some voting nations for their stance and Puerto Rico election choices between commonwealth statehood and independence.

Cuba United Nations Colonialism Committee Puerto Rico United States Cou Soviet Union China Yugoslavia Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Commonwealth

Professors Show Mixed Leanings in Presidential Vote

Harvard sociologist Seymour Lipset reports a preliminary survey of 253 professors indicating 43 percent would vote for Nixon and 46 percent for McGovern, with shifts since 1968. The study, referencing past surveys, notes a tilt toward the Democratic candidate among academia but with notable defections and undecideds.

Washington Seymour Martin Lipset Harvard American Policial Science Association Nixon George McGovern Lipset McGovern Hubert H. Humphrey Hubert Humphrey Democratic Humphrey Sen Edmund S. Muskie William Jennings Bryan Democratic Party Lyndon Johnson Kennedy McCarthy Carnegie Commission Barry Goldwater Richard Nixon Whte House Harry Dent

Gallup Poll Shows Volunteer Interest Varies by Candidate

The Gallup survey finds 15 percent of McGovern supporters plan to work for the Democratic campaign versus 8 percent of Nixon backers. About 5 million potential volunteers exist, with younger voters showing a Democratic edge. Nearly half of McGovern supporters would donate $5 to the campaign. a smaller but notable share of Nixon supporters would do the same for the GOP. The study polled 1,534 adults Aug 24–27 across 300 locations.

Princeton N. J McGovern Nixon Senator McGovern GOP

Athens Messenger Publication Rates and Delivery Details

The Messenger Publishing Co announces daily editions except Saturdays with 10 cent weekday copies and 20 cent Sunday copies. Delivery by carrier and tube route is described with driver codes. Mail rates vary by region with different weekly and yearly prices, and the paper is entered as Second Class Matter at Athens Post Office.

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Moment to rescue Olympics from hypocrisy and politics

William F Buckley argues the Olympics are hypocritical due to exclusions and professional athletes. He calls for universal participation, reform under a new Olympic czar, and less politicization, citing Rhodesia and Soviet dominance while criticizing selective bans and nationalistic meddling.

Avery Brundage South Africa Munich Rhodesia Soviet Union Olympia Harlem Globetrotters Montreal

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