Muskie Holds Lead Over Nixon in Harris Trial Heat
Edmund Muskie remains two points ahead of Richard Nixon 42 to 40 percent in a Harris survey of likely voters for the 1972 presidential race. George Wallace polls 13 percent, with Edward Kennedy trailing Nixon 44 to 36 percent. Muskie leads Kennedy in several regions and age groups.
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Newman Clark Named Directors of Center for Democratic Institutions
Paul Newman and Ramsey Clark were elected directors of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. The nonprofit foundation also named Bernard Rapoport and Vesta Hutchins as directors, announced by president Harry Ashmore.
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Georgia claims parts of other states by border trip
Georgia legislator Rep. Larry Thomason and aides surveyed disputed border land near the northeast tip of Georgia. They found two old markers they claim misplace the 35th parallel and argue Chattanooga should belong to Georgia. North Carolina and Tennessee officials rejected the move as publicity and warned to defend borders if needed.
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