Humphrey Warns McGovern Victory Could Doom Democrats
The article reports Senator Hubert Humphrey predicting disaster for the Democratic party if George McGovern secures the nomination. He cites McGovern's platform misalignment and delegate momentum as risks, warns of possible moderate Democrats switching to Nixon, and notes McGovern's challenge with organized labor.
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Court ruling thwarts Democratic reform on delegate balance
U S District Judge George L Hart Jr voids reform rules on race age and sex balance for Democratic delegates. About 2 878 of 3 100 delegates chosen with more than 40 percent challenged. Califano appeals to restore balance while Daley allies claim voting rights at stake.
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Chaos May Result At Democratic Convention
The Democrats may stage the most chaotic convention in history as Miami Beach hosts the 1972 nominating event with a new, diverse delegate mix. Women, blacks, and young people will dominate the roster, promising clashes over platform language and rights demands while the televised scene tests party unity.
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Vann Legacy Seen Through Critics and Reality
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak profile John Vann as a nonconformist critic whose strategic insights aimed to shorten the war. They note his private warnings to U S leaders, his opposition to Thieu and Bunker, and his belief that 50 000 American lives were wasted without a decisive Vietnamization effort.
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Educational incentives favored for all volunteer Army plan
A University of Michigan study suggests four years of paid college education could attract more capable recruits than higher pay alone. The plan blends a larger GI bill with savings from pay raises, allowing four years of college before or after four years of service, and notes education benefits could ease civilian impacts.
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Senator Soaper Reacts to Primary Results and Media
The piece notes busy days for candidates and the media as they interpret primary results, amid a view that the results are meaningless. It mentions Rome's Colosseum enduring 1900 years and questions stadium dome costs versus ancient longevity. It ends with a light remark on panda neighborhood interest and stadium viability.
Eniwetak natives face renewed tests and exile delay
U S authorities plan 21 secret TNT blasts on Eniwetok to simulate nuclear explosions, risking ecological damage and delaying homecoming for the 26 year exiles from Ujlang. The Defense Nuclear Agency moves equipment and thwarts native input under new environmental rules.
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Renters Edge Homeowners in Tax Heated Debate
Paul Harvey surveys Americans moving to apartments as states promise homeowner tax relief. He compares tax bills across cities, notes higher upkeep costs for houses, and cites a Time Life study showing renters often ahead over 30 years. He highlights row houses as a compromise and notes growing limits on private property taxation.
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