Democrats See Nixon Strong On Issues In 1972 Outlook
Democrats, citing private polls, say Nixon must perform well on issues to win re election. They expect him to be liberal enough to support the party line while selling his program and criticize his handling of Vietnam crime and economy. They foresee commissions shaping party structure and fielding strong nominees for governorships and state legislatures ahead of 1972.
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Shopping Centers Still Big Business Boom In Century
New York report details a Brooklyn shipping center with marina, and urban plans by Victor Gruen for a multi-use downtown complex. It notes rising construction costs, strong lending demand, and centers accounting for about 42 percent of US retail sales excluding autos and gas, with profits from rentals and land sales.
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Sapper Demonstrates Rare Talent At Long Binh
An appreciative audience of American soldiers watches a former Viet Cong sapper perform a rare feat at Long Binh Vietnam cutting through 205 rolls of concertina wire in 90 seconds without a sound.
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