Gene McCarthy the poet politician reemerges in 1972 talk
AP Special Correspondent Saul Petty surveys Gene McCarthy in Washington and Boulder as he teases a possible new party to challenge Nixon in 1972. McCarthy discusses run plans and the politics of a third party while critics question his appeal and stamina.
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Moon rocks examined like surprises at Christmas time
At Houston Space Center scientists study Apollo 15 rocks, unwrapping two grab samples and awaiting the big sample from the Apennine base. They compare a coarse anorthositic piece to lunar crust, while other rocks include a black glass and vesicular basalt. Dust on specimens delays full analysis.
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Father Held In Beating Of Child 9 In Charlotte
Police say a nine year old boy was found beaten and confined in a closet in their apartment. The father, Johnnie Allison, is charged with assault with a deadly weapon on a minor and child neglect. he awaits a preliminary hearing with bond set at 5000 dollars. The boy’s siblings were placed in foster care. the mother has been hospitalized for three years.
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Dollar Crisis Abroad Hits U.S. Markets Worldwide
An AP analysis explains the dollar’s slump from an oversupply of about 50 billion dollars abroad, with European and Japanese reactions to halt dollar inflows. It details potential remedies including gold revaluation, higher import duties, currency realignments, and export restrictions to restore the trade balance.
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