McGovern Eyes Hearts And Votes Of Patriotic Middle Americans
Democratic frontrunner George S. McGovern amplifies outreach to blue collar and middle Americans after a poorer California tally. He defends his stance, cites scheduling issues, and boosts campaigning in New York and other states as Humphrey and Muskie plot strategy and debt relief.
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Gregg Herrington
Associated Press
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George S. McGovern
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Edmund Sr. Muskie
Maine
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Richmond School Board Abandons Consolidation Push
Richmond school leaders will not press to merge city and suburban systems by September 1973. The board will continue appeals to higher courts to preserve racial balance plans while avoiding immediate implementation. If appeals fail, actions to vacate Merhige’s consolidation order will be pursued, but no September merger is planned.
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Richmond
Court of Appeals
Merhige
4Th Circuit Court
Appeals Court
Rhythm and Blues Star Clyde McPhatter Dies at 41
Clyde McPhatter, Durham native and early rock and roll rhythm and blues singer, died Tuesday in the Bronx from an apparent heart attack. He sang with the Dominoes before military service, then formed the Drifters in 1956, producing hits like Up on the Roof and Under the Boardwalk.
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New York
Clyde McPhatter
Bronx
Colleges Face $10 Billion-A-Year Spending Cut By 1980
The Carnegie Commission warns U S colleges must trim annual spending by ten billion dollars by 1980 or face a looming $26 billion gap between current spending and future needs. Even with cuts, enrollment growth will drive a $16.5 billion funding shortfall, prompting recommendations to shorten degree duration and consolidate programs while preserving higher education quality. The report endorses targeted budget reforms and rejects blanket increases in class time.
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William J. Waugh
Washington
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
American Association of University Professors
USO Probe Finds Money Misuse by Vietnam Leaders
USO investigators found money manipulation and property misappropriation at five Vietnam clubs during 1970 and 1971. No evidence supported drugs or obscene material claims. no USO funds were embezzled and no servicemen were harmed. Names of implicated individuals are withheld pending prosecutions.
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Tom Seppy
Associated Press
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Congress
Lee Aspin
D-Wis
Francis L. Sampson
ISO
Departments of Defense and Justice
Internal Revenue Service
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Samuel G. Anderson
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Summit Struggles With Asia Roles In Aftermath Of Nixon Trip
The analysis outlines regional tensions in Asia as players seek influence after the Peking summit. It notes Hanoi Saigon limits on leverage, Taiwan's stance, and Beijing's aim to reclaim the island. It highlights Japan's economic rise, Tokyo Washington ties, and growing neutralist currents in Philippines and ASEAN among shifts toward regional self sufficiency.
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Manila
Europe
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
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