Cities Group Backs Nixon On Revenue Sharing
Colorado Springs AP reporters note cities groups support Nixon administration welfare and revenue sharing plans, aligning with federal goals over governors of industrial states. At the National Governors Conference, mayors press for no strings attached funds while some leaders caution about package conditions. Hippies in Milwaukee stage a soap powder prank at a lake park fountain after a Sunday rally ends with police.
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Daniel Evans
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Jack Maltester
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
San Leandro
Calif
Congress
George Romney
Milwaukee
Wis
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Leyden Sets New Effort For Prayer
Leyden Massachusetts board resumes efforts to allow voluntary classroom prayer with guidelines permitting optional participation by students and staff. The measure, approved unanimously, lets teachers or pupils leave the room if they choose, ensuring no compulsory prayer and no stigma for participants.
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Massachusetts
Neil Sullivan
Gerald McCarthy
Pearson obituary recalls four decades of exposure and conflict
Washington AP tribute details Drew Pearson, famed columnist of The Washington Merry-Go-Round, who clashed with Presidents Roosevelt Truman and McCarthy, died at 71 after a heart attack at his Maryland farm. The piece notes his quaker patience, Friendship Train drive, marriages, survivors Ellen Arnold and Tyler Abell, and a memorial at Washington National Cathedral.
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Senate
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D-Conn
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Cordell Hull
Russia
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Italy
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Evanston
Ill
Virgin Islands
Swarthmore College
Pennsylvania
Baltimore Sun
Robert S. Allen
Allen
Felicia Gta
Eleanor Cissy Patterson
Washington Times Herald
Luvie Moore
Communist Party USA marks 50th year without fanfare
The Communist Party USA quietly marked its 30th anniversary yesterday while still seeking a working-class revolution in America. Editors noted the party’s long internal strife, historic splits, and later unity in 1921 and 1940, with broadcasts from Tokyo and Moscow praising its resilience and Marxist stance.
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Tokyo
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North Korea
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Bertram Wolfe
Chicago
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