Indiana lawmakers face primary pressure over tax increases
Editorial notes that Indiana legislators in the 1972 short session must return to campaigning for renomination as they consider general statewide income and sales tax hikes. With 125 lawmakers seeking reelection, officials face a tough endgame and Governor Whitcomb’s stance against broad tax increases to fund state services.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Iife
Guv. Whitcomb
Malta Goes It Alone in Rift Over Base Payments
The Malta Britain dispute centers on money as Prime Minister Mintoff demands higher base payments and warns Britain to leave. Britain cites security stakes and economic impact, while observers weigh consequences for Malta’s future and regional balance. Potential actors include NATO allies, Libya, and the Soviet Union in a shifting Mediterranean power play.
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Britain
Malta
George VI
Dom ‘Mintoff
Mintoff
Edward Heath
Heath
Guardian
National Treasury
Mediterranean
Sicily
North Africa
NATO
Soviet Union
Sheffield Morning Telegraph
Libya
Altough Mintoff
Amnestying Draft Dodgers: A Delicate Moral Debate
The column weighs amnesty for American deserters and draft dodgers, arguing the era and integrity of law demand contrition and sovereignty. It contrasts Lincoln’s earlier mercy with wartime realities, notes public divisions, and warns against granting clemency before national aim and reform are evident.
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Congress
Vietnam
Lincoln
Lord Haw Haw
Canada
Scandinavia
Tom
Nixon
United States
McGovern
Super Bowl VI preview notes mixed history and hype
The piece previews Super Bowl VI set for January in New Orleans. It contrasts past title games as blowouts with a rising expectation for a close contest between the Miami Dolphins and Dallas Cowboys. It mentions Sports Illustrated views, historic nicknames, and a politically tinged anecdote about President Nixon advising a play, framing the game as potentially the first truly great Super Bowl.
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New Orelans
Sports Illustrated
Bathmore Colts
Lamar Hunt
Kansas City Chiefs
Joy Bitty
Miami Dolphins
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas
Cowboys
Nixon
Miami
Don Shula
New Orleans
Washington Redskins
San Francisco
Redskins
Judge rules teacher not forced to join union in Michigan
In Michigan a circuit court judge ruled Grand Blanc School District unlawfully dismissed Mrs. Carol Applegate for refusing to join a local teachers union. The decision held that while teachers may contribute to contract costs, full union membership and dues are not mandatory. The ruling shifts precedent on compulsory unionism and prompts jubilation among anti union groups nationwide.
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National Education Association
American Federation of Teach
Swenenenberg
California
Tennsylvania
Michigan
Carol Applegate
Grand Blanc
Michigan Education Association
Apple
Ingham County
eHse
Jack Warren di
Applegate
Warren
Une
Michigan Federation of Teachers
Detroit Education Association
MEA
Commission Upon Teachers
Treasury tensions and 1972 GOP primary moves evolve
Treasury Secretary Connally remains without his own staff, keeping major decisions, while Charles Walker often faces backlog. GOP strategists push for New Hampshire and Louisiana contests, with Ashbrook challenging Nixon in primary race and Treen drawing Republican attention as Reagan or Agnew may aid. Humphrey gains steam in national polling as Muskie faces reduced contest.
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Washington
Treasury
White House
John Connally
Interior
Nixon
Connally
Texas
Willan P. Panolil
Vegas
America
ABC
NBC
Capitol
White Rouse
Eugene Cowen
Detter
Senate
Hupt Scott
ARI
Ohiawyer
Robert J. Hynes Jr
House Rules Committee
John Ashbrook
Ohio
New Hampshire
Ashbrook
William Boucher
Rockingham County
Elmer Johnson
Cheshire
Warren Metcalf
Foes
Elmer Akerson
Hillshoro
Richard Bradley
Gratton
George Gordon
Merrimack
John Ineson
Strafford
GOP
Florida
Tommy Thomas
Bay City
Phyllis Moore
Fort Lauderdale
Reagan
Ralph Slnabush
Orala
Agnew
Aghbrook
Nowa
Divid Treen
Louisiang
Fed
Edwin Edwards
Josef
South
Louisiana
Moniglenne Hotel
New Orleans
Edward Makees
Democratic “Unity
Hale Boggs
Edwards
Demtografa
Hall Lyons
Yle
Lyons
Treen
California
Ronald Reagan
Spiro Agnew
Regan
Lonsdana
Humphrey
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Lhaat
HHI
Maine
Ed Muskie
Gallup
Rankardile
Ted Kennedy
Muskie
Richard Nixon
HHH
King Features Syndicate
Bentley Leads FMC as Nixon Aide Praised
Helen Bentley, first woman to chair the Federal Maritime Commission, is noted for fearless stance on labor, business, and policy. The longtime maritime journalist is set to testify before the Senate Commerce Committee on labor and capital, with views on the Emergency Disputes Act and freight rates amid a broader pro Americanism record.
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Neads Maritime Commission
Washington, D.C
Nixon
Relay Delich Bentley
Ederal ‘Time ~ Mission
FMC
Maritime Coral S
White House
Helen Bentley
Earless
Chamber of Commerce
Bentley
Senate Commerce Committee
Longstoremen’s Association
TLA
Ater
U.S
Theorld
New York City
Maritime Commission
Lettering of Legislator Contact Details in DC Offices
Fragmentary OCR lists senator and representative office addresses in Washington DC. Names include Birch Bayh, David Beals, and others with Longworth and Rayburn buildings. It appears to be a directory snippet for contacting legislators with room numbers and DC zip codes.
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Longworth
OtHes Balding
Washington
D.C
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Anderson
George C. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Leeannee
Jane Toner
Charles 4. Laughlin
Saueiey
Mendey
Cortier
Ora
Crrite
Matt
Herald
Associated Press
Ap Wall
Russell Kirk
Kirk
Phillips’ Survey
By Kevit Pi Phillips
Holmes Alexander
Commerce Committee
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Alexander
Sen. F. Ec. Barlke
Sen
Birch
Bayh Jr
Old
Hansa Rep
David W. Beals
Rep. William &, Bray
Rayburn
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