Wallace and populism in political analysis
The piece argues Wallace’s popularity blends racist appeal and anti establishment protest. It questions whether removing racism would leave a labor hostile governor lacking genuine populism and compares Wallace’s shifts to past figures like Bryan and even the Mafia rebranded as businessmen.
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Concorde labeled the wrong plane by critics
The Concorde, costly to develop with sunk funds around 2 billion, faces weak airline demand. BOAC may buy one or up to five. Air France eyeing three. Governments back losses, while aviation writers warn governments of future missteps and secrecy in the open society Britain France and the United States.
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Oilmen Brace for Tax Attacks in 1973
AP dispatch reports independent oil operators prepare strategy against rising tax pressure. Kennedy leads anti oil proposals likely to raise petroleum taxes, with industry figures predicting a 1973 tax bill though some say earlier actions are unlikely this year.
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Pulitzer praise and a rebuke from Columbia Trustees
The Hutchinson News notes The New York Times and Neil Sheehan won 1971 Pulitzer Prizes for public service and national reporting. It criticizes Columbia Trustees for voicing “deep reservations” and argues the Times and Sheehan merit recognition for exposing the Pentagon Papers and defending press freedom.
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Void in Drama Highlights TV’s Waning Originality
AP Television Radio writer Cynthia Lowry notes a scarcity of original drama on TV with Particul ar Men on Public Broadcasting describing Mandel’s two hour drama as a flawed throwback to postwar anxieties. The piece praises acting like Stacy Keach’s but criticizes script as preachy while urging future PBC originals. The ABC special The Masks We Wear uses animation to examine self image and social roles with Reasoner explaining each person plays many parts daily.
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Health records bank linked to 760 insurers exposed
Washington reports a secret data bank in Boston stores health records for about 11 million individuals and handles 80 000 inquiries daily. Created by the Medical Information Bureau, it helps insurers flag applicants with impairments, potentially denying coverage or raising premiums. The system involves 760 member companies and raises antitrust questions as hearings approach.
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TV Tonight Listings Highlight Pageant and Classic Shows
Prime time features include the 15th annual Junior Miss Pageant hosted by Ed McMahon, alongside Cannon, Marcus Welby, Hawaii Five O, and
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Television Log highlights May 10 schedule
The Times Tribune lists daytime and evening TV across channels KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW and WDAF Chanute for Monday May 10. Shows include Bonanza Mary Tyler Moore Partridge Family Carol Burnett Emergency Mister Roberts and The Tonight Show with various time slots and local news into late night.
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Today in History May 9 1972 guidance
May 9, 1972 marks the 130th day of the year with 236 remaining. Highlights include Italy annexing Ethiopia in 1936 and King Victor Emmanuel proclaimed emperor. Notable events cover Columbus voyage in 1502, Byrd flight over the North Pole in 1926, Nazi book burnings in 1983, Diem addressing Congress in 1957, and Birmingham racial violence talks in 1963. Birthdays include Daniel Berrigan and Theodore Kheel. Thought for today quotes Will Rogers.
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