Editorial Warns on Campaign Spending and Disclosure
The piece argues the $10 million fundraising question will push figures higher by November, with new disclosure after April 1. It contrasts American spending with Britain's frugal 1971 totals, noting shorter campaigns and BBC time as factors, and suggests no imminent shift in U.S. spending norms.
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Will There Really Be A Miracle At Miami Beach
Washington columnist Ernest Cuneo assesses the Democratic Party turmoil as George McGovern dominates delegates. He notes resistance from regular party machinery, labor, and leaders, plus possible alternative ticket debates and the risk of party fracturing amid veteran figures like Farley and Kennedy.
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Doctor Lamb Answers Heart Surgery and Rheumatic Heart Questions
Readers ask about behavioral changes after heart surgery in children and pregnancy with rheumatic heart disease. Dr Lamb notes behavioral issues are usually seen soon after surgery and often by hospital staff, and pregnancy is possible if heart damage allows. A local appeal promotes Dr Lomb's “Balanced Diet” booklet for families.
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National Free For All in 1972 Campaign
Jack Anderson notes that elections become heated spectacles every four years yet acknowledges moments when veteran rivals Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixon put integrity before ambition. He recalls Humphrey as vice president in 1968 reading Saigon cables and learning about pressure on South Vietnam’s Thieu.
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Letters to the Sun critique coverage of Baytown events
A reader protests the paper's uneven space given to youth activities compared with dog pound reports. The letter urges balanced coverage and notes taxpayer costs for stray dogs, while referencing broader 1960s political coverage and remarks on media focus.
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Public service film warns U S youths abroad on drug laws
Campaign notes nearly 1000 Americans in foreign jails on drug charges and urges travelers to study local laws and procedures. It highlights strict enforcement, limited bail, and lengthy pre trial detention in places like Spain Italy and Iran while detailing Embassy contacts and advisory efforts by federal agencies and the Advertising Council.
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