Nixon eyes Banuelos nomination to court Latino vote
Washington report notes President Nixon’s pick of Ramona Banuelos for U S Treasurer aims to sharpen support among Mexican American voters, especially in California, despite doubts over her Senate confirmation after immigration raids on her Los Angeles plant. The piece highlights Latino population influence in key states and potential critique as “window dressing.”
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Berkeley Lab ends hunt for superheavy elements
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory reports negative results after a two year, 850 foot underground study in a BART tunnel between Oakland and Orinda. Using sensitive detectors on moon rock and platinum ore, researchers found no evidence of superheavy elements despite diverse samples from NASA and Pacific depths.
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For sale one Alamo Village in Texas
UPI reports a sale listing for the Alamo Village eight miles north of the Wayne epic The Alamo. The 36-building Texas site with 18 residents, linked to John Wayne and Raquel Welch, is pitched at a multimillionaire Christmas buyer in Sakowitz catalog.
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Bracketville
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Wayne
Divided Koreans Seek North South Family Reunions
Han Pil sung, 34, who fled to the South in 1950, prays with his five children for reunion with parents and relatives in North Korea. He learned of a potential Red Cross effort between Seoul and Pyongyang to locate separated families, a plan they hope will succeed though prospects appear uncertain. The article notes millions in the South live apart from northern relatives and outlines the evolving talks initiated by the Red Cross in August.
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