Muskie tempo in Florida Wisconsin primaries shapes race
Henry Cathcart notes Muskie must win Florida on March 1 to blunt Jackson and gain the New South edge. In Wisconsin on April 4 McGovern pushes left. Proxmire could surge at home. A Muskie victory would threaten McGovern, Kennedy, Jackson, and Humphrey, while Republicans tout hard line on busing to win the South.
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Richard Nixon
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John Marshall Chief Justice and Founding Federalist Leader
John Marshall born in Fauquier County Virginia on 24 June 1775 shaped the Supreme Court’s power to review legislation. He served in the Revolution, Virginia legislature and declined Attorney General before becoming Chief Justice in 1801, serving until his death in Philadelphia in 1835.
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Blueing of America per Berger theses in 1970s
Sensing the News discusses Peter L. and Brigitte Berger argues that the counter culture’s center lies in the blue collar and upper middle class youth. They warn working and middle class Americans maintain traditional work values and mobility remains possible.
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America
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Brigitte Berger
New Republic
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Yale
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Roundup
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King Features Syndicate
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Mass climb of Popocatepetl injures over 500 in Mexico
In Amecameca Mexico more than 500 people were treated for frost bite exposure and minor injuries after attempting to scale the extinct 17883 foot Popocatepetl volcano for National Independence Day. A few climbers reached the summit and planted a Mexican flag marking Sept 27 1821.
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Mexico
Wall Remnant in Alton Echoes Civil War Prison’s Black Page
A riverfront cleanup uncovers the 140-year-old wall of Illinois first state prison once used as a Confederate detention site. The site later became a smallpox hospital amid a deadly outbreak with thousands said buried on Smallpox Island and nearby plots. Bill Howse, a Vietnam veteran, calls the ruin another Andersonville.
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Central Press Association
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Mississippi
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Smallpox Island
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Andersonville
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