Democratic delegates face clash over state rules and individual conscience
The 1972 Democratic reforms spark a conflict between state authority and the party as delegates debate honoring voters' choices. Critics warn that allowing delegates to override primary results risks faith with voters and could subvert open nominating reforms.
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Psychological map of New York reveals mental city
Psychologists describe a "psychological map" of New York City built from residents' recognition of boroughs landmarks and streets. Manhattan proves most recognizable with midtown and Kennedy Airport cited. The piece links maps to opinion polls and everyday knowledge and notes education shapes mapping accuracy.
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Middle age has its consoling rewards and realities
Hal Boyle writes that middle age is not a nightmare but a less turbulent stage with stable finances, fewer fads, calmer ambitions, and time to appreciate life's architecture. He notes grown children, reduced insecurity, and a shift from frenzy to quiet contentment, with equal parts challenge and reward.
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North Vietnamese resilience under intensified U S bombing
U S officials say bombing cripples Hanoi's conventional war effort but North Vietnam can still wage hit and run warfare in the south. They warn talks and allied aid may determine settlement, while Hanoi's central committee stays committed and the Saigon regime leans on U S air support.
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We Can Compete and Boost Exports in Open Trade Era
Arch Booth voices for the U S Chamber urging freer trade against neo protectionism. He argues competition spurs cheaper goods and innovation, cites electronics and watch movements, and outlines steps like training, tax incentives, and coordinated policy. Also notes a Norway celebration meet in Bemidji and a Tuesday lodge gathering.
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