Nixon landslide visão and political implications in 1972
The article analyzes Richard Nixon's overwhelming presidential win and Democratic losses in Congress, noting a divided mandate. It questions McGovern's stance, party future shifts, and Nixon's looming responsibility as he charts policy through 1976 amid expectations of peace and steady leadership.
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Richard Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Nixon
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Ohio
George McGovern
McGovern
Times
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
California
Richard Milhous Nixon
America
Junkets by Congressmen Cost Taxpayers a Bundle
Washington report details overseas congressional junkets during recess with multiple Air Force C-118 transports carrying Senate and House delegates to Bonn and European stops. Separate cars and extensive military support requested. media coverage not desired. end notes include a biblical verse about serving two masters.
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Senate
House
North Atlantic Assembly
Bonn
London
Paris
Rome
Madrid
Belgrade
Sofia
Senate House
Europe
Germany
Uscinceur
U.S
Codel
Department of the Army
Dave Martin
R-Neb
Pentagon
Washington
Symington
Sparkman
Cal Sofia
Nixon's historic landslide reshapes Nixon era politics
The Nixon victory stands as the largest GOP electoral and popular margins, with 521 electoral votes to McGovern's 17 and a sweeping national win. Nixon's activist image, China trip, Vietnam progress, and Moscow deals helped voters see him as effective, while McGovern was seen as indecisive on key issues.
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Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
George McGovern
Lyndon Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred Landon
Mr. Nixon
Roosevelt
McGovern
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Peking
China
Russia
Moscow
Vietnam
White House
Congress
Right to Die Legal Questions Posed in Court
An NJ woman with diabetes refused life by amputation and a court ruled her mentally incompetent to decide. The piece argues whether a sane citizen has a right to die rather than live with a limb loss and traces legal limits on court orders to end life.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Patterson
N.J
Supreme Court
Justice Holmes
Baytown Sun masthead and notices glimpse
Reading shows a Baytown Texas newspaper masthead with names Fred Hartman John Wadley Paul Putman Ann B Pritchett Preston Pende Jim Finley and Wanda Orton Paul Putman. The text includes mailing address 1401 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas, P O Box W Baytown 71520, and subscription rates two dollars fourteen cents per month twenty five dollars per year with single copy sixteen cents. It notes association with the AP and other services and standard rights statements.
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Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pende
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Paul! Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Memorial Grive
Gaytown
P.O. Box W
Carrie
General Advertising Service
U. S. Suburban Press Inc
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Tom Sawyer film set a family affair in Arrow Rock
Johnny Whitaker plays Tom Sawyer in a musical version with Jeff East as Huck Finn. Don Taylor directs as families join shoots in Kansas City and Arrow Rock. Celeste Holm signs autographs for UNICEF and Warren Oates plays Muff the town drunk while the Whitaker family participates alongside crew and cast members.
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Arrow-Rock
Nea
Johnny Whitaker
Whitaker
Tom Sawyer
Barbra Streisand
Becky Thatcher
Raquel Welch
Aunt Polly
Joe Namath
Huck Finn
Sidney Poitier
Injun Joe
Johnny
Don Taylor
Tom
Kansas City
Jeff East
Jeff
Hazel Court
Jonathan
Hazel
Celeste Holm
Polly
Unicef
Warren Oates
Oates
United Artists
Tom Sawyer” Company
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