Young People Should Heed Marijuana Warnings From Experts
A conservative columnist cites Gen. Walt and Dr. Braenden warning that cannabis is dangerous and may lead to harder drugs. They argue marijuana laws reflect prudent policy and urge youths to consider risks before experimenting.
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McGovern
Senate
Lewis W. Walt
Olav J. Braenden
U.N. Narcotics Laboratory
Geneva
Walt
Shafer Commission
Braenden
The Athens Messenger Publisher and Staff Lineup
The Athens Messenger lists the publication address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio with historic leadership. Frederick W Bush and Gordon K Bush are noted as past publishers along with G Kenner Bush. Current staff include Fred W Weber circulation director M W McDargh advertising director and Charles W Reamer managing editor Richard R Paynter assistant to the publisher.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Man to Man Bridges Ohio Aims to Reform Ex-Prisoners
A new program in Ohio called Man to Man Associates pairs a motivated civilian volunteer with a prisoner about a year before parole. Backed by federal aid private contributions and the Ohio Parole Authority the effort seeks to reduce recidivism by building trust and responsibility. The project aims to recruit 400 volunteers this year and has 73 current volunteers.
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Ohio
Job Therapy, Inc
Seattle
Wash
Netherlands
Man To Man Associates
Ohio Parole Authority
Columbus
Deep Springs College a Unique Rural Scholar Ranch
Deep Springs College near Big Pine California enrolls 19 students and 5 faculty on a 300000 acre campus. Tuition and room and board are covered for two to three years for admitted scholars. The school combines liberal arts study with ranch work under a tutorial system guided by a small full-time faculty and visiting instructors.
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Deep Springs College
Big Pine
Cal
Nevada
Readers Letters Policy for Public Display
Readers' opinions on issues of public interest are welcome with letters to the editor. Preference is given to one page or less pieces. The editor may edit for space and clarity. Names and addresses are required for publication.
Antiwar Opportunism Through History Cited In Book Review
Walter Lord's The Dawn's Early Light examines how antiwar political opportunism waxes and wanes across eras. The piece argues mass fear and partisanship fracture national unity during wars and notes recurring patterns of rhetoric and public reaction.
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L. A
Lord
Washington
Baltimore
Madison
The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Notice
Daily newspaper details subscription prices by carrier tube driver and mail options. Local rates Ohio West Virginia and other U S regions listed with weekly and annual figures. Entry as Second Class Matter under 1918 act.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S
Possessions
Athens Post Office
The
Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
Year of Wallace in election year 72
The Messenger editorial Review argues the 72 election offers McGovern or Nixon with Wallace looming. It cautions against political slogans and calls for a steadier U S stance. The piece compares U S politics to historical Europe and predicts Wallace's appeal for 76.
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the Messenger
George Wallace
George McGovern
Richard M. Nixon
McGovern
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Albania
America
Germany
Jim Dorsey
Guysville
Debate over internment policies and national security
James Hill argues in favor of blanket measures during the Pearl Harbor era to protect the nation, asserting the necessity of swift action over debate and the primacy of national security over individual concerns. He stresses strong measures to safeguard all peoples and warns against weakening the state.
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Buena Vista
Fort Sumter
H. L. Mencken
Abraham Lincoln
Mencken
Dr. Eliot
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Congress
the Messenger
Pearl Habor
Japan
United States
James Hill Nelsonville
Washington Insight: Nixon Hedge Truth And Washington Dirt
The piece argues Nixon aides hedge the truth in Watergate and other scandals. It cites Agnew, Stans, Mitchell, Lavelle, and Waldheim as targets of criticism, accusing the White House of obfuscation and a debased public morality in Washington. It condemns the administration for shielding, misstatements, and selective disclosures.
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Nixon
Agnew
FBI
Ment
Stans
The
Washington Post
Robert Marcian
John Lavelle
Air Force
North Vietnam
White House
Congress
John
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