Sanford's muddied path in NC primary politics
The editorial argues Terry Sanford cannot be a serious Democratic presidential contender. It questions his motives in allowing his name on the North Carolina primary ballot and suggests shifts in national aims may be at play, though the future remains unclear.
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Terry Sanford
Sanford
Democratic Party
North Carolina
George
Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Bob Scott
Muskie
Ervin Hampers Mock Bid for College Players Draft
A Senate speech by Sam Ervin endorses allowing a lesser pro league to draft players with college eligibility, labeling the ABA move as blackmail for antitrust exemptions. He argues sports are unique and deserve distinct treatment beyond standard commerce. He warns that relying on civil rights logic could erase collegiate levels and jeopardize athletes' future prospects.
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Sam Ervin
Senate
Fearless
Sen. Ervin
American Basketball Assn
Congress
Ervin
National Basketball Assn
Sam
All of
Return to the land movement reshapes rural America
The piece surveys a nationwide rush from cities to countryside with books and reports calling it land fever. It notes rising rural values 1.5 to 2 percent monthly in Vermont, pollution concerns, lost farms, and taxes. It cites Vermont efforts, and warns of private property clashes with open space ideals.
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United States
U.S. News & World Report
Business Week
Hudson, N.Y
Irving Price
Price
Vermont
Jane O'Reilly
Pawlet
Miss O'Reilly
Kipling
England
Kyros Involved In Hit-and-Run Incident In Washington
Rep Peter Kyros of Maine described as law and order champion was involved in a Christmas week hit-and-run in Georgetown. He struck three parked cars in about three minutes, avoided charges claiming congressional immunity, and arranged repairs through his insurer after witnesses noted the incident.
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Washington
Peter Kyros
D.me
Georgetown
Kyros
Capitol Hill
Congress
Maine
Nixon hosts secret strategy session with party leaders
President Nixon invites a nonleader Congress member to mixed strategy talks with Goldwater as the first guest. A Vietnam rebuttal from a Stars and Stripes editor argues American views in Vietnam are nuanced and context dependent, noting locals’ mixed feelings and affection alongside distrust.
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Nixon
Congress
Goldwater
Vietnam
Stars and Stripes
Dick Wilson
Wilson
Women’s Lib critique on daily roles and freedom
A woman questions the need for liberation arguing that traditional expectations press boys and girls to punctual, excused routines from school through work and marriage. She notes gendered freedoms at home and asserts personal happiness, declaring I am a woman.
Market plans shift amid two market strategy debate
The article notes long running talk of consolidating furniture markets with major exhibitors preferring the two market plan for April and October while others cite regional shows in January and July. It also covers community events, such as the National Prayer Breakfast and local business moves, plus a bank robberies cautionary note and civic projects.
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Chicago
South
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Robert Davis
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Woodbrook
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Frank H. Wood
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High Point
National Council of Jewish Women
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Jewish Women
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