Rawley Company Board Members Named for 1972
The ROYAL company announces officers including D. A. Rawley president Mrs C. H. Lockwood vice president David A Rawley Jr vice president Joseph P Rawley general manager Randall B Terry treasurer Joe Brown editor. The notice, dated Monday April 24 1972, lists leadership roles for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, Jr
Joseph P. Rawley
Mgr
Randall B. Terry
Joe Brown
The Middle Voter in a Presidential Year
In a 1970s frame the middle voter shifts from the Dayton housewife stereotype to an Archie Bunker type. The blue collar centrist fears big government and taxes while wanting better services and a strong defense, yet desires reduced Vietnam involvement. He is complex and wary of candidates’ promises.
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Washington
Richard Scammon
Ben J. Wattenberg
America
Dayton
Ohio
Dayton Center
Archie Bunker
Vietnam
Archie Ae
Teachers Endorse Politicians In North Carolina Governor Race
North Carolina teachers through PACE endorse Lt. Gov. Pat Taylor in the Democratic primary and Jim Holfhouser for the Republican nomination. Critics question PACE motives citing the Bowles pledge against new taxes and his stance on vocational education. Dr. Jerry Paschal's role and resignation are cited as casting doubt on the endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Political Action Committee For Education
PACE
Pat Taylor
Jim Holfhouser
Hargrove
Skipper
Bowles
Taylor
Jerry Paschal
Goldsboro
April Madness and Britons Turn To Modern Dilemmas
London notes a spring of folly and reform as April brings bat sanctuaries, anti blood sports cases, editor hunts, race institute rows, new hotels, Nixon as feared figure, and debates over religion, royalty, and roads. The piece surveys cultural shifts amid a Britain edging toward Europe.
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London
England
George Parker
Guardian
Dorchester
Plantiff
Christopher Gibbons
Hunt
Private Eye
Richard Crossman
Milord
Race Relations Institute
Race Today
Stratford-on-Avon
Hilton-on-Avon
Richard Nixon
Hitler
Mao Tse Tung
Jack the Ripper
NSSM-1 report questions bombing effectiveness in Vietnam
A secret Nixon era study warns that years of bombing North Vietnam did not deter enemy forces or erode Hanoi's resolve. Kissinger compiled NSSM-1 with agency replies showing limited impact, and the CIA and Pentagon figures clash over civilian tolls and bomber efficiency.
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Washington
Vietnam
Nixon
North Vietnam
Kissinger
White House
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Laos
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Bombing Fallout and Aid Flows in North Vietnam NSSM-1 Review
Declassified briefing notes show estimates that 45 tons of explosives were used to destroy target facilities. The document notes hardships for civilians but states the bombing did not erode NVN resolve. CIA and State Department clash on whether air strikes could halt aid and imports. Nixon largely ignored NSSM-1 lessons.
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Defense Department
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Nvn
Joint Chiefs
Defense Secretariat
Defense Secretary’s Office
Nin
CIA
State Department
Haiphong
China
Nixon
Police Criminology Outlines Rising Crime and Justice Fears
The document cites FBI Director J Edgar Hoover framing crime as a vast national issue. It details estimated criminal counts, theft and fraud losses, gun deaths, and concerns about parole, probation, and justice delays. Hoover warns candidates must address law and order in 1972.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
United States
California
Commission On Law Enforcement
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Rising to Defense of King Documentary
A reader defends Dr Martin Luther King as a humanitarian nonviolent leader. The letter criticizes another editor’s May 17 1971 view and questions the sharp cynicism toward the King documentary "King A Filmed Record Montgomery to Memphis."
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King
Martin Luther King
Jesus Christ
Dr. King
King TV Spear
Montgomery
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Scotland Yard
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
London To
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U. K
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Rhodesia
Macbeth
Egypt
Tutankhamen
British Museum
BBC
British Empire
Cambridge
Alan Burgess
Britain
Europe
Henry Kissinger
Lyndon Johnson
Tegt
Merry
Russia
NVAVC
By Jack Anderson
Berry's
NEA
Senator
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