Hubert Humphrey weighs 1972 path with no primaries
The veteran senator hints he may avoid 22 state primaries and costly campaigns in 1972. He cites polls showing strong residual support and considers possible late entry if party leaders demand primary tests. He remains unsure about another run, while touring and debating money needs and strategy.
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Hubert Humphrey
Democratic Party
California
New York
Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
Hubert
Minnesota
Thea
Birch Bayh
Harold Hughes
Henry Jackson
Electrical Workers’ Union
Atlantic City
Nixon
Grand Canyon
Richard Nixon
Willing Servant Memorial Highlights Decline of Service
In a sweeping meditation on work and dignity, the piece laments the fading pride in service as a profession. It profiles workers from waiter to elevator operator, notes wage gaps, tipping issues, and cultural shifts from France to England, and questions who serves whom today.
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America
Nutley
N.J
Manhattan
France
South
Leslie
Raffles
New York
Gerald Lattin
Cornell University
Nedicks
R.I.P
Red China builds East Europe front
AP dispatch notes a Chinese effort to ally with Romania Yugoslavia and Albania signaling a potential East European front against Soviet pressure. The visit by Yugoslav and Romanian delegations amid Hungarian Warsaw Pact maneuvers and Moscow criticism of Tito frame shifts in Cold War alignments.
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East Europe
William L. Ryan
China
Peking
Tito
Nicolae Ceausescu
Chou En-lai
United States
Romania
Yugoslavia
Albania
Moscow
People’s Republica
Europe
Black Sea
Soviet
Adriatic
Balkans
Hungary
Court Will Test News Censorship Clash in Congress
In Washington, Commerce Committee leader Harley Staggers demands CBS chief Frank Stanton turn over film and tapes from The Selling of the Pentagon. Stanton refuses, arguing compelled evidence would chill investigative journalism and press freedom. Court action looms over the dispute.
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Associated Press
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Congress
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Harley C. Staggers
D-W.va
Commerce Committee
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Pentagon
Stanton
Staggers
CBS
Full
Justice Department
America
Calendar of Events for Monday Through Wednesday
Monday features a dinner meeting of past presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary in the Driftwood room at Bridgeman's at 6 30 p m Sweet Adelines rehearse at 7 45 p m at First Presbyterian church Ice Box Tops club meets at 2800 Birchmont Drive at 7 30 p m Alcoholics Anonymous Cass Lake meets Headstart Center at 7 30 p m Tuesday offers Open Duplicate Bridge at the Elks club 7 30 to 11 p m and Al Anon Family group at United Methodist lounge 8 p m Call 751 1362 for information Paul Bunyan Chapter SPEBSQSA rehearses at First Lutheran church at 8 p m Wednesday Ladies Division flag tournament runs 9 30 to 11 a m Whiffs tee off 11 a m A special meeting to elect a new board member to replace Mrs C Quistgard who resigned Bridge luncheon at 12 30 p m
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Driftwood Room
Bridgeman’s
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon Family Group
United Methodist
Whiffs
C. Quistgard
Bridge Players
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