Factional Debate Opens at 1972 Democratic Rules Hearing
Old South delegates clash over credentials at the Democratic National Convention rules hearing in Atlanta. Georgia official William P. Trotter voices a broad dissent while Hodding Carter III questions televised fights. Calls grow for mandatory minority representation to avoid future challenges. Conservatives boycott the hearings raising questions of party loyalty.
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Chicago
Georgia
Dwight Eisenhower
Carter
John Morris
Julian Bond
Aaron Henry
Mississippi
Democratic Party
National Party
George Wallace
Richard Nixon
New GNP: Pollution Threat Highlights Ecological Crisis
Colman McCarthy argues ecology shifts from hobby to necessity as pollution grows. He cites Potomac River waste, Lake Erie contamination, and Long Island Sound sludge along with federal laws, industry resistance, and the need for aggressive birth control to avert planetary ruin.
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America
Girl Scout Conference On Natural Resources
Connecticut
Weicker
Potomac
Washington
Lake Erie
U.S
New York City
Long Island Sound
Lake Michigan
Edmund Muskie
Myths of the 1960s Challenged by Era Reflections
Washington digest reviews how Kennedys 1960s era ideas unravel as myths fade. Observers note shifts in Vietnam strategy, poverty programs, and desegregation, with Ribicoff critiquing Northern liberalism and school integration tensions. Substantial figures include Kennedy and Ribicoff, referencing policy debates and court decisions shaping race and education.
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Vietnam
Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
Ribicoff
New York Times
John Stennis
North
South
Kennedy
Yale
Buckley reports Swiss doubts on U S deterrence and nuclear policy
In Rougemont Switzerland an American historian notes Swiss high command doubts that the United States will maintain a robust deterrent against Soviet expansion. He warns of potential future Soviet moves toward West Germany, and reflects on automatic nuclear retaliation versus non-nuclear U S activity, amid European anxieties and global events reported in current papers.
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Kennedy
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Rougemont
Switzerland
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Charles de Gaulle
America
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Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Rhine
Euope
Rougement
Paris Tribune
Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Mississippi River
George Washington University
Washington
New York
John Murtagh
Black Panthers
U.S
N.J
New Jersey
Woods Hole
Mass
Tel Aviv
HAPSEC Funding Debate Faces Ohio Senate Panel
Athens County residents urge passage of SB 461 to sustain the Hocking Athens Perry supplementary educational center. Senator Oakley Collins chairs the education committee and may decide the bill’s fate. A March 5 panel at Athens High School invites public input and calls to action.
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Collins
Ohio
Athens County
Athens High School
Ohio Senate
Columbus
Hapsec
Messenger Publishing Co. Ohio notices and pricing
The fragment lists postal delivery options for The Messenger Publishing Co in Athens Ohio with daily and Sunday rates, mail subscription prices by duration, and postal registration details. It notes address 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701 and Second Class Matter status under the 1918 act.
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D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S
Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
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