Reluctant Candidates Drive Watch On 1972 Nominees
Editorial notes that reluctant contenders mark the 1972 presidential race with Edward Kennedy firm in staying out, John Lindsay shifting Democratic loyalties, and Henry M Jackson needing a party turn to the center, while Kennedy and Lindsay loom as the two to watch.
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George Romney
George McGovern
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
John Y. Lindsay
New York
White House
Lindsay
Henry M. Jackson
Washington State
Kennedy
Nixon's Vietnam Withdrawal and Nuclear Debate Sparks Crisis
Evidence shows plans for extreme measures if U.S. troops near withdrawal face a major North Vietnamese offensive. Nixon signals possible use of nuclear weapons only as a last resort, while privately considering drastic actions to save soldiers and complete a dignified exit.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Dunkirk
Laos
White House
Henry Kissinger
GOP
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Creighton Abrams
March Mood and Scouts Honor Highlight Local News
A collection of notes celebrates March moods inspired by Emily Dickinson poems and announces Dr Tom Haggai receiving the Silver Buffalo Award from the Boy Scouts of America set for May 28 in Atlanta. Also recounted are a city sewer dispute involving a resident, Salvation Army Christmas totals, a prayer by John C. Quinn, and editor reform appeals.
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Tom Haggai
Boy Scouts of America
National Court of Honor
Atlanta
BSA
Irving Feist
Supreme Court curbs state court shortcuts to federal review
The Supreme Court sharply limits using federal courts to challenge state laws on constitutional grounds. Justice Black says irreparable injury is not enough. injury must be great and immediate. The rulings, backing Burger and Harlan, aim to curb federal intervention and respect state prerogatives, reducing federal docket jams and speeding justice.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Warren Court
Black
John M. Harlan
Warren E. Burger
Justice Black
Year Of Labor Strife Foretells 1971 Economic Struggles
The 1971 outlook warns of broad strikes and bargaining battles across construction steel aerospace coal and more as the Nixon administration seeks wage and price controls. Analysts predict record walkouts and rising militancy as government tries to curb inflation and housing costs amid union demands and management resistance.
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GOP
White House
Office of Price Administration
J. Curtis Counts
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
James Hodgson
Treasury
John B. Connally
Congress
United States
Britain
Eliot Janeway
Abel
J. W. Abel
United Steelworkers
Bethlehem Steel
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