Madison County Eyes 8-Unit Data Center in Temporary Center
Madison County officials move to establish an eight unit data processing center in the temporary county government center, led by Auditor Carlin Dawson. Critics warn of high removal costs and rush before the new courthouse is ready, urging delay for bids and full study of alternatives. The plan relies on a leased system with no bids, while county aims to cut costs and improve service. The new courthouse is expected to be usable in about a year.
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Anderson Motor Hotel
Howard Eldon
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McGovern Campaign Tactics Recalled From 1972 Primary
A political analysis recalls Sen George McGovern s 1972 primary strategy of dividing voters Stanford into groups by income race age and occupation and says he aims to repeat the tactic in the 1972 general election It contrasts his portrayal of the president as a jobs wrecking monster with historic campaigns by Roosevelt and Bryan and notes unemployment patterns during wartime.
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George McGovern
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William Jennings Bryan
Franklin S. Rooseveltt
Rail Capabilities and Transporation Demands
Railroads in this country push to meet transportation obligations with current capacity. A faster Contresa move in transportation resistance could dramatically raise capacity and place all transportation factions on a more equal footing.
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Amnesty Question Splits Nation Over Vietnam Evaders
Washington debates US amnesty for draft evaders and deserters as 1960s campaign heats up. Sen George McGovern backs a postwar amnesty while supporters and opponents on both parties push bills, citing national unity and reconciliation amid glowing controversy.
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George S. McGovern
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Olhough
Edward Bf. Kennedy
D-Mass
Disarmament Debates Stir Back to Wilson and Lodge
Holmes Alexander analyzes how Nixon's Moscow trip echoes Woodrow Wilson and Senator Lodge clashes over the League of Nations. He notes Jackson’s push for safeguards in the five-year Interim Agreement and potential role as Defense Secretary, outlining political maneuvering in the Senate and White House.
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Hayakawa's Speech Sparks Debate On American Fascism Allegations
Dr. James Check of Loward University sparked controversy with a commencement address claiming the US is more tyrannical and genocidal than ever imagined. The discourse notes reactions, cites Reichman and Mondale, and argues against claims of fascism while reflecting on antiwar activism and free speech limits.
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Allard Lowenstein
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Hanoi Radio
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Hanoi
Hennie Davis
Beichman
HEW
Elliott Richardson
Richardson
John Schmitz Seeks 1972 American Party Nomination
Russell Kirk profiles John Schmitz, California congressman and Birch Society member, who accepts the American Party presidential nomination. The piece sketches his background in California politics, his stance against Nixon, and his prospects to challenge Nixon and McGovern, with reflections on his intellect and public image.
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Joan Schantz
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George Wallace
Eugene McCarthy
John Ashbrook
Pols McCloskey
John Schmitz
American Party
John Who
John Schmita
Republic
California
Orange County
John Birch Society
Grange County
Schmitz
Nixon
Wallace
John Sehmita
Congressman Schmitz
Sacramento
California Senate
Birch Society
Marine Corps Reserve Officers’ Association
National Rifle Association
Knights of Columbus
Milwaukee
Governor Wallace
Robert Welch
White House
McGovern
Immigration Trojan Horse and World Trends Reshape Portal Rules
Paul Harvey argues immigration is a Trojan horse as Asia and Latin America push more unauthorized entrants toward the United States. He cites estimates of illegal aliens, unemployment worries, and welfare concerns while noting Canada Britain and Australia tightening intake and urging selective admission with job prerequisites.
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Lady Tiherly
New York
Harbor
Asia
United States
Yeat
Mexico
Michigan
Jack H. McDonald
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Legat
New Jersey
Peter W. Rodina, Jr
House Immigration Subcommittee
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Arkansas
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Dahn
McClellan
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