Florida primary could shape Nixon era politics
New York Times columnist Tom Wicker analyzes how the Florida Democratic primary may act as a decisive test in 1972. He notes Muskie’s NH momentum, Florida’s diverse electorate, and the ballot rules that could force broad participation. A musier or Nixon edge in Florida would mirror broader national dynamics.
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Decatur Jaycees Thank Supporters After Rodeo Success
The Decatur Jaycees express appreciation for help with the recent rodeo. Publicity contributed greatly to the event's success. Sincerely W Dan Puckett secretary Decatur Jaycees or local office.
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Washington Bigwigs Press Kennedy Cash Shortfall Claims
Democratic officials and fund managers discuss alleged Kennedy family reluctance to fund campaigns while the Kennedys defend their contributions. Sargent Shriver and Eunice Kennedy's husband claim roles in fundraising, Ted and Robert Kennedy emphasize public support. Dayan Dilemma notes Rogers comments on US airplanes and Israeli shipments from Russia create pressure amid shifting alliances.
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Is God Angry When He Says No to Prayers
The text argues that unanswered or denied prayers reflect God’s love not anger. It compares overindulgence with deprivation and says God withholds for our good. Prayer is a means to seek God’s will, not a wishing well, and outcomes may be unpleasant yet purposeful.
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Strike subsidies loom in union wage talks and welfare access
Viewpoint by David Lawrence argues government welfare subsidies linked to strikes extend stoppages and raise costs at AT&T. He cites Northrup of Wharton and Wall Street Journal commentary on taxpayer funded aid distorting bargaining, urging mediation and accountability while noting unions finance some aid but cannot cover all strikers.
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