Uncommitted Delegates Could Decide Democratic Nomination
R W Apple Jr of the New York Times argues uncommitted delegates may shape the Democratic race at Miami Beach. He notes Daley could hold 80 delegates, Humphrey needs uncommitted votes to reach 1509, and McGovern faces broad southern and old line opposition but potential gains from uncommitted blocs.
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Paraguay Dictator Stroessner Linked to Drug Trade Secrets
Washington notes Stroessner sought narcotics information and CIA memos labeled Paraguay a heroin crossroads. Names tied to the drug trade include Gen. Andres Rodriguez and Gen. Patricio Colman, with aides Montanaro and Britez, plus officials Cabello and Martinez. The piece links U.S. aid and political maneuvering around Nixon and Connally.
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Colman
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Francisco Britez
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Rodriguez
German Martinez
Araguari
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Brazil
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Les Whitten
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America
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Richard Nixon
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George McGovern
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NASW Critiques HR 1 Welfare Reform Emphasis
The Alabama NASW urges opposition to HR 1 workfare shift and myths about welfare recipients. In a May 19 Tuskegee meeting the group calls for maintained federal aid, condemns punitive action, and asks Alabamians to contact lawmakers before June 1 to influence Senate floor debate.
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Nixon Moscow trip could spark new era of peace
Viewpoint argues Nixon aims to build mutual confidence with the Kremlin through talks in Moscow to reduce armament, ease Vietnam war tensions, and pursue a broad peace plan. It suggests direct leaders’ discussions may yield faster results than ambassadorial efforts, with economic and trade benefits possible for both sides.
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Overdose of religion and finding true faith
A reader recalls forced church upbringing yet describes a personal journey to Christ as transformative. The text argues humanity’s hunger for God remains strong and warns secular society may water down faith. It cites Jesus and St. Augustine as examples of spiritual renewal through genuine belief.
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