Mud slingers aim at Nixon
The New York Times favors Edmund Muskie as Democratic candidate and frames the campaign around integrity rather than war or economy. The piece argues Times columnists Wicker and Reston flip from war emphasis to integrity tied to Nixon’s claimed peace and prosperity, questioning their consistency and labeling Nixon “Tricky Dick.”
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NEW York Times
Edmund Muskie
Times
Tom Wicker
James Ree
Richard
Wicker
Reston
Unsportsmanlike Plays Marquette and Louisville Note
A Burba nk Daily Review column argues sports should embody national virtue. It cites Louisville and Marquette as examples of unsportsmanlike conduct for delaying or refusing to engage after the national anthem, labeling such behavior unsportsmanlike in the fullest sense.
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Walter Mitty
University of Louisville
Marquette University
French government policy on population and labor
An excerpt notes official French policy to encourage larger families to grow the labor force. It questions the impact on the economy and hints at concerns about population growth and possible social effects during a period of demographic debate.
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Lee
Gman
Bary Coruna
France
Richmond Busing Plan Aims to Desegregate Schools
The Richmond plan proposes consolidating city and suburban schools to create a cross-county bus system. White suburban students would ride into the city and black city students would attend schools across the lines, with per pupil tax. Legal challenges loom as phrases of Supreme Court action and metro plans surface nationwide.
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Richmond
Ciy
Louis Lucas
NAACE
Yegal Defense Fund
Detroit
Supreme Court
Mysteria
Bro
Nixon Kennedy debate fallout weighs on public trust
A distorted transcript of the Nixon Kennedy talk shows the President challenged by Don Rather and faced sharp questions on Viet Nam and POWs. The piece argues Nixon failed to inspire the American people and faced calls to push back more vigorously.
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Don Rather
CBS
Nixon Kennedy
Alrity
Rather
Nizor
Agnew
Nixon-Sato talks reveal Japan’s defense strain and Okinawa fallout
Henry J Taylor reports on President Nixon’s San Diego meeting with Japanese Premier Eisaku Sato. Sato warns of rising anti American sentiment and a stealthy Red Star influence in Japan. Okinawa’s return to Japan shapes defense plans as Tokyo seeks greater military budget amid Soviet and Chinese pressures.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
Keaku Sato
Japan
Ryukyu Group
Far East
Sato
Okinawa
Uss.r
Soviet Union
Jacob D. Peam
Moscow
Alekssi N. Kosygin
Tokyo
Russia
America
United States
Kyosuke Irotsu
de Fayes Jow
Nixa
Kremlin
United Sites
Red China
Unclear political districts and legislator addresses list
Fragmentary OCR text catalogs U S senators and assemblymen for parts of South County including Alameda areas. It names Alan Cranston John Tonary Nicholes C Patrick John W Helndahl Clark Bredivy Carlos Boe Rake rt W Crown Lorenzo March K Feng and mentions addresses at the State Capitol. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
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Nicholes C
Patrie
Rakert W. Crown
Democrat
1Ish G Lorenzo
San Leandro
Alameda
Oakland
March K. Feng
15Th Distret
Cave Valley
Oak
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