Dilemma for GOP after Traxler victory in Michigan district
The Eighth District race in Michigan shows Democrat Traxler defeating Sparling as Nixon Watergate troubles weigh on voters. Nationally, special elections reflect heightened awareness of Watergate, with Democrats winning in traditionally GOP districts and Republicans confronting the president's scandal in upcoming elections.
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Dr Liston Pope Ended Life After A Staunch Religious Career
Dr Liston C Pope longtime Yale Divinity School dean and author of Millhands and Preachers and The Kingdom Beyond Caste died this week at age 63 in Trondheim Norway. Born in Thomasville he bridged religion and social ethics shaping views on economics race and church.
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Paris
Spotlight on celebrity marriages and public life
The piece surveys how fame strains marriages among celebrities and politicians, noting high profile splits such as Angelina Alioto and Marvin Mandel. It cites examples from sports, including Bob Gibson and Gale Sayers, and recalls the Kekich-Peterson family swap. It includes remarks from Abigail McCarthy and Micke y Tanney on women's roles.
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Evergreen bonds urged as county rest home project
Guilford County voters are urged to back an $8 million Evergreen bond issue to build an 120 bed rest home for High Point and replace 360 beds, with tax impact about two thirds of one cent over 20 years. The Evergreens leader Aaron Allred appeals to voters, noting the county home upgrade will be leased and operated to high standards. Local figures also celebrate honors for John M. Belk and mourn notable deaths including Mrs Daisy Clark and journalist Arthur Krock.
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Standby Corps for the Fatcats Exposed in White House Memo
Washington insiders reveal a 3600 member elite standby corps of private executives chosen for top defense roles in 19 federal agencies should war occur. The plan favored Nixon donors, with directives to place qualified individuals, while some officials pushed back. The memo and ensuing talk highlight political influence over national security staffing.
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Trent
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Fred Malek
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