Lawmakers Face Voters As Congress Heads to Summer Recess
Congress shuts down for three weeks of recess while solons hear from voters. The check on mail shows vague discontent, with unemployment and inflation concerns, Vietnam, and ecology as top issues. Only John Tower shows heavy China interest. Lockheed loan support is prominent.
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Congress
Jackie Westcott
Vietnam
South
Nixon
China
John Tower
Texas
Red China
Philip Burton
Dcalif
San Francisco
Chinatown
Lockheed
Questionable Use of Recreation Funds for Private Club
The Furniture Club membership funded by the city recreation department raises questions about propriety and policy under Director Marvin Keith. The council should decide if private club fees and services were valid department expenses and consider terminating the membership and restoring funds to recreation programs.
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Recreation Department
Marvin Keith
City Department
Keith
Furniture Club
Department
Serbsky Institute Used to Brand Dissent as Madness
A Soviet practice labels political opponents as mentally ill at Moscow's Serbsky Institute under orders from the secret police. Reports describe drugging and confinement for protestors like Natalya Gorbanevskaya and Maj. Gen. Pyotr Grigorenko, highlighting systemic abuse and political bias in psychiatry.
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London
Serbsky Institute of
Moscow
B. Frankstein
State Prosecutor
London Times
Amnesty International
Serbsky
Kremlin
Vladimir Bukovsky
Serbsky Institute
D. R. Lunts
Natalya Gorbanevskaya
Gorbanevskaya
Red Square
I. K. Yanushevsky
Pyotr Grigorenko
Chernyakhovsk
Grigorenko
Jimmy the Greek odds Muskie to beat Nixon in 1972 race
Las Vegas oddsmaker Jimmy the Greek Snyder projects Muskie to win the Democratic nomination and to defeat Nixon in the 1972 general election. He cites past accuracy and lists Nixon as a strong favorite but notes scenarios with Reagan, Humphrey, and possible McCarthy affecting the race.
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Las Vegas
Jimmy
Greek Snyder
Ed Muskie
Nixon
John Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
George Gallup
Louis Harris
Oliver Quayle
Muskie
Humphrey
Reagan
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Jimmy Still
Sen
Henry
Jackson
Ted Kennedy
Agnew
Jimmy the Greek odds on 1972 candidates and tickets
Jimmy the Greek lists odds for Democratic and Republican nominations and running mates with Muskie Humphrey Jackson Kennedy Nixon Agnew and others. The column details potential pairs and dark horse bets plus notes Hughes losses and possible state intervention by Gov. O Callaghan.
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Muskie
Henry Jackson
Harold Hughes
Birch Bayh
George McGovern
Fred Harris
Ted Kennedy
Dark Horse
Humphrey
Spiritual hunger fuels new prayer groups across High Point
A wave of home prayer and sharing circles grows in High Point attracting young adults and veterans like Colonel and Mrs. Carty who lead Canaan Inc. at Kivett Drive while Wachovia’s Calvin Bryant heads the local Trust Department. The movement coexists with churches and Billy Graham’s blessing as communities seek moral values amid rising costs and social change.
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Calvin Bryant
High Point
Wilmington
Wachovia
Trust Department
Vince Spracklin
Winston-Salem
Canaan, Inc
Douglas Carty
Air Force
Veneerman
Jim Rich
Kivett Drive
Billy Graham
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