Wallace rises to political pinnacle with double primaries
Editorial notes George Wallace of Alabama achieved a remarkable surge in the 1972 primaries. He won Michigan and Maryland, boosting his delegate total into the 320s and widening the gap with McGovern and Humphrey. His strength is seen in Texas and southern states despite being hospitalized.
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TV News Deception Probe Targets CBS KNXT Practices
The House Commerce Committee hearings focus on staged telecast news with nine witnesses from CBS and KNXT detailing manipulated footage and misrepresented events. Witnesses include former CBS staffers and security agent Loren Colwell describing a 1970 student protest cover and a 1968 sea animal film sequence.
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Bargain Boat Miracle Ends in Laughing Regret
A man negotiates hard for a year old boat, balks at list price, and walks out. His wife pressures him, then chases the deal again next spring as the salesman clinches the sale and the couple drives home with the prize amid sly humor.
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If Fred had lived in a small town
HAL BOYLE relates a Manhattan tale of mistaken identity and gossip in a drugstore lunchroom. A friend recalls seeing Fred with a coworker in a bar, sparking rumors, denial, and a chilling collision between city anonymity and small town assumptions.
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Dayton poster program supplants campaign mess in 1970s
In Dayton Ohio after the 1970 election Sunoco paid five cents for every political poster to dealers. Kids collected posters. one man brought 1200 for 60 dollars. About 30,000 posters were gathered in 1970, 8400 in 1971, and officials say the program spurred politicians to remove signs themselves.
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