Sensing the News Strategy For America on Southern shift
The article discusses the Nixon era Southern strategy highlighted by Sen. Strom Thurmond's December speech to the National Economic Council. It cites Census data showing Southern growth surpassing national rates, predicts conservative leadership rising from educated and productive groups, and notes regional variations including coalitions of populists and bloc vote dynamics.
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Strom Thurmond
R.C
National Economic Council
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Thurmond
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Sen. Thurmond
The
Christian Science Monitor
Boston
Middle West
Shelley Winters Sings Minnie's Boys and Keeps Busy
Hollywood icon Shelley Winters drives Broadway bound Minnie's Boys while filming Nobody Loves Flapping Eagle. She aims for a two year Broadway run, hints at politics, and juggles love life with Stroud and Tate amid family ties and Vietnam memories.
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Shelley Winters
Katharine Hepburn
Angela Kansbury
la Winters
Shelley
Miss W
Anthony Quinn
Don Stroud
Richard Tate
Vittorio Gassman
Real Southern strategy linked to productive forces, Buckley’s win noted
The speaker describes a shift toward productive and stable elements in the South as a real strategy for the region and argues it could work nationwide. He cites James Buckley’s Senate election in New York as a related example, noting a long tradition of such influence.
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South
U. S
New York State
James Buckley
Empire State
Domin
Tiny heart monitor beats back ectopic events
In Walnut Creek California three scientists led by Dr John W designed a computer device the size of a deck of cards that emits a loud beep when a patient’s heart generates an ectopic beat giving about three days to seek medical care.
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Walnut Creek
Cal
John W
Gorman and Two Electronics Specialists Named
Gorman and two electronics specialists Povert il Chapman and Richard 2D Lawaorn are identified in a brief notice. The item lists their names and roles in connection with an electronics project.
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Gorman
Electronics Speciaiists
Povert Il, Chapman and
Richard 2D. Lawaorn
Purdue survey urges youth to work on national problems
A nationwide survey of 1000 high school students from five states and the District of Columbia shows about one quarter would defer personal interests and work for a year on a national problem. The study was conducted by Purdue University in April.
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Lafayette
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Purdue University
District of Columbia
Palm tree worker dies on Wilshire Boulevard in fall
Police report David Crockett, 52, of Compton died on a Friday after a tree trimming accident in which he cut his safety belt with a power saw and fell about 30 feet to Wilshire Boulevard. It was his first day on the job.
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Shelley
Los Angeles
Wilshire Boulevard
David Crockett
Compton
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