Official Noncandidate Jackson Charts 1972 Strategy
Sen. Henry M. Jackson calls himself an official noncandidate for the 1972 Democratic nomination. He travels to primary states Florida California Oregon and Massachusetts while backing a strong national security policy and opposing VietNam withdrawal views. He weighs active candidacy to shape party policy with labor and Jewish voters backing him in the South and nationally.
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Music Hall satirizes Oscars with safe sketches
NBC’s Musical Hall staged a light spoof of the Oscars two weeks before the real show. The hour relied on sight gags about actors and Hollywood life, with Bette Davis as hostess and Frank Gorshin doing impressions. A favorite moment was a medley of Oscar winning songs.
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