Wallace Strength and the 1972 Democratic Convention
A political opinion column weighs Wallace's potential impact on the Democratic National Convention. It explores McGovern and Humphrey as frontrunners, Wallace's uncertain strength given his injuries, and the possibility of Wallace influencing platform changes or a vice presidential nod if his health improves. It notes Nixon’s role and Kennedy-era enthusiasm.
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George McGovern
Hubert Humphery
McGovern
South Dakota
George Wallace
Gov. Wallace
Montgomery
Mr. Wallace
Sen
Miami
Kennedy
Blaine
Sen. McGovern
Interstate Spur Question Is Needed for Huntsville Link
For months talk has circulated about an interstate spur from 65 to Huntsville amid opposition. Two four lane roads now connect Huntsville to the Interstate, with plans to widen Alabama Highway 20. The area already has north-south east-west rail, a river, and a modern jetport named Jetplex. Building an interstate spur is costly, and court challenges could raise costs and delay. Need should determine the project.
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Nixon
Air Force Hospital
Maryland
Alabama
Miami
Mr. Wallace
Huntsville
Limestone
Hartselle
Tennessee River
Fonda Visits North Vietnam Mission Drawn By Peace Committee
Actress Jane Fonda arrived Saturday at the invitation of a North Vietnamese peace committee to inspect U S bomb damage and meet locals during a one to two week stay Japanese news agency reported. Now isn't that something.
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Jane Fonda
U.S
North Vietnam
Should Judge Bazelon sit on credentials case
Washington gossip notes examine Appeals Court Judge David Bazelon who ruled for George McGovern in the Democratic credentials fight and sold his former home to McGovern for about 85 000. The piece notes potential conflict concerns amid existing tensions with Warren Burger and a Watergate West move.
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Miami Beach
George McGovern
McGovern
David Bazelon
Bazelon
California
Judge Bazelon
Watergate West
Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Appeals Court
Warren Burger
Supreme Court
Everything In Miami Has Happened Before EDITOR'S NOTE
Arthur Krock notes the Democratic National Convention cycles mirror history from 1892 to 1972. He cites McGovern's challenge, labor influence, and Yippie tensions as pivotal pressures shaping the race. Hoffman's Miami Beach antics warn GOP unrest, while Nixon gains time and economy benefits for 1972 prospects.
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Arthur Krock
Washington
New York Times
New York Times News Service
Henlopen Acres
Del
Atlantic
Miami Beach
United States
Jackass
Andrew Jackson
Nixon
Vietnam
Congress
Democratic Party
Party of the People
McGovern
Abbie Hoffman
Miami
Hoffman
Democratic National Committee
Flamingo Park
Les Whitten
Big Dick
Abbie
Key Biscayne
Pat Nixon
Nixon Compound
GOP
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Moscow
America
Violence and human nature in society and crime
A letter argues violence is inherent in humans from Cain to infants, adolescents, and criminals. It links crime to unchanging human nature, discusses societal control, and cites tax costs and a Christian panacea through Christ's sacrifice as remedy.
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Wallace
Maryland
Cain
Abel
United States
Christ
W R Shelton founder editor 1912 1924 Decatur paper
The Daily of Decatur Alabama notes W R Shelton as founder editor serving 1912 to 1924. The paper is published afternoons Monday rough rides and Saturday mornings, by Tennessee Valley Printing Co. Inc. The notice lists subscription rates and carrier delivery details and states misstatements are investigated.
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Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing CO. Inc
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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