Rockefeller Lindsay eye 1972 presidential bids in New York
Editorial notes both New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and New York City Mayor John Lindsay courting 1972 presidential nominations. Rockefeller faces slim odds if Nixon runs. Lindsay unlikely due to party switch, Muskie hurdle, and New York City scandals impacting perception.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
New York City
John Lindsay
Rockefeller
Nixon
Johnson
New York State
G.O.P
Lindsay
Ed Muskie
Muskie
Midwest
South
Try and Stop Me by Billy Wilder Cartoon Caption
The excerpt recalls Billy Wilder filming abroad as a local backer fears for the project during a native uprising. Wilder replies with a wry assurance that no one is being shot, while Selby Culpepper from a small Alabama town quips about his lazy kinsman Will Knott who signs checks as WON'T.
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Roducer
Billy Wilder
Hollywood
Wilder
Selby Culpepper
Alabama
Will Knott
Will
Selby
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Reagan vetoes federal funds for California Rural Legal Assistance
Gov. Ronald Reagan vetoes 1.8 million dollars in federal support for California Rural Legal Assistance CRLA amid claims of harassment and impact litigation. The move challenges the Nixon administration to take a stand, framing CRLA as an arm of Cesar Chavez and farm worker boycotts.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Nixon
Gov. Reagan
Federal Legal Services Program
Donald Rumsfeld
Office of Economic Opportunity
Legal Service Program
Reagan
California Rural Legal Assistance
CRLA
Cesar Chavez
Chavez
Farm Workers Union
Daily Crossword Acrobs and Clues Puzzle
A dense ledger of crossword clues with across and down entries. Includes references to actors, places, languages, and common wordplay terms, listed in a scrambled grid format with numbering for across and down. The page presents stacked hints and partial answers typical of a newspaper puzzle section.
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Quotation Challenge
A cryptogram shows substitution rules with a sample phrase and yesterday's quote about every cloud having a silver lining. The note credits DON MARQUIS and Wing Features Syndicate, Inc. The puzzle invites solving the coded line to reveal the quotation.
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Don Marquis
Almanac Today January 19 1971 historical notes
Almanac entry for January 19 1971 marks a Tuesday with Mars Jupiter and Venus visible at dawn and Saturn at dusk. Notable birthdays include Edgar Allan Poe born 1809. Historical events list Georgia's 1861 secession and 1938 Franco air force bombings that killed 700 civilians and wounded hundreds.
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Jupiter
Venus
Edgar Allen Poe
Georgia
Union
Franco
Barcelona
Valencia
Spain
Lydon Johnson
Clark Clifford
Robert McNamara Hijackings Highlight 1969 Cuba Flights
In 1969 two airliners were hijacked to Cuba, one carrying 171 passengers and crew. The incidents drew international attention as authorities sought to resolve the standoff and secure safe exchanges for the hostages.
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Robert McNamara
Cuba
Army Lt Muenter Assigned to 2nd Armored Division
Record files note 1st Lt William T Muenter 26 son of Mr and Mrs Theodore J Muenter of Cuero assigned to the 2nd Armored Division at Fort Hood. Eisenhower backs constitutional amendment to install a new president earlier with eight days before Congress. Marvin Luker becomes president of Cuero Textile Industry Club.
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Army
William T. Muenter
Theodore J. Muenter
Cuero
2Nd Armored Division
Fort Hood
Eisenhower
Congress
Marvin Luker
Textile Industry Club of
Twenty Years Ago People and Families Listed
Twenty years ago on January 1 1951 families from Bishop and Louisville are noted including Mr and Mrs Y C Spears and children and Mr and Mrs Tom Cole among others. The brief item records local residents and their connections as part of a retrospective.
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Y. C. Spears
Bishop
Tom Cole
Louisville, Ky
M. O
Politicians Review 18-Year-Old Vote After Court Ruling
Washington observers assess how the 18 to 20-year-old electorate may affect elections. Census projects 11.5 million eligible in 1971, yet voting behavior remains unreliable across college students workers high schoolers housewives and military personnel. Democratic and Republican estimates vary on likely turnout and party alignment.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
Ashington
U.S. Supreme Court
Census Bureau
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Kennedy
Democratic National Committee
David Cooper
Committee
Pole
Harris
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Republican Party
Rice and Son Return Home After Victoria Visit
A fire destroyed the Green Lake Ranch home of Pat Welder Jr. of Victoria causing an estimated loss of 150000. Bert Rohre visited Kerrville.
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Rice and Son
Victoria
Hubert Harryman
Green Lake Ranch
Pat Welder Jr
Bert Rohre
Kerrville
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