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Greeley Daily Tribune in Greeley, Colorado

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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1971

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Youth Caucus Chief Says Young Voters Prefer Democrats

Gregg Herrington reports from Washington that National Youth Caucus head Draper says most 25.1 million potential new voters will back any Democratic candidate over a liberal fourth party. He cites Sen. Henry M. Jackson or Mayor Sam Yorty as only Democrats likely to draw strong youth support if nominated. The group aims to influence nomination debates on war aid racism and poverty and to pressure convention delegates to align with youth priorities.

Gregg Herrington Associated Press Washington (Ap Amear- Jean National Youth Caucus Dumie Drapery Ute Henry M. Jack Washington Sam Yorty Los Angeles Draper Loyola University of Chicago Black’ Caucus Women’s Political Caucus Democrats Nixon Jackson Hin Scoop Jackson Tilehard Nison Democratic Party Muskie McGovern Humphrey Kennedy Imme A Lindsay Sam Yorly Ergene McCarthy

Rage Under Way in New York Film Shoot

Warner Bros moves Rage with George C. Scott from New York to Arizona on location. The film is from an original story by Philip Friedman and Dan Leinman about a man seeking vengeance after land destruction and a death.

New York George C. Scott Arizona New Marvin Warner Bros Phllip = Friedman Dan Leinman

Guards the food Washington dining with Nixon

Arnold K. Clark, 42, Washington field service chief of the Bureau of Food and Drugs, oversees sanitary methods and contaminant checks at presidential dinners to protect the President’s health. He notes his team uses on the spot analysis and prepared techniques to guard against any contamination.

Washington Nixon Arnold _ K. Clark Clark Bureau of Food and Drugs

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