Lindsay’s Path to 72 Nomination Dwindling
Mayor John V. Lindsay faces heavy pressure to run for president in 1972 to oppose Nixon and shift federal spending. Insurgent Republicans urge a bid, but Lindsay doubts major party nominations are available and favors possible independent leadership with liberal groups.
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Campus Silent Majorities Survey Finds Small Campus Disruptions
The Carnegie Higher Education Commission reports 79 percent of professors and many students oppose disruptive campus actions and favor suspension or expulsion. It notes a silent majority condemns violence while sizable minorities question policies. 21 percent of faculty support violent advocacy and 30–36 percent of professors and grads see demonstrations as out of place.
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Ali Frazier Fight Sparks Record Gate and TV Sales
The Muhammad Ali Joe Frazier title bout is projected to generate a $1.25 million indoor gate at Madison Square Garden and about 1.5 million closed circuit seats in the U S and Canada. Promoters expect large proceeds, with ringside seats at 150 and potential scalper demand, while both fighters receive $800 000. The bout, seen as a lasting grudge match, raises expectations for a return bout.
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Sports Illustrated
Soft-Soaping Miners on Capitol Hill Amid Lobbyist Pressure
Hundreds of Pennsylvania and Ohio coal miners traveled to Washington to petition Congress over grievances with their union leadership. The report notes union funds and a National Bank of Washington loaned to many lawmakers, and describes Rep. John Saylor’s reaction and his criticisms of Rep. Ken Hechler while criticising Joe Rauh.
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Bob Mollohan
Justice Department
Shultz
Hodgson
Miners Press for Union Democracy and Mine Disaster Inquiry
Miners visit Capitol Hill seeking DOJ support to press the union democracy case and urge a House probe of the Hyden Ky mine disaster. They clash with lawmakers and depart after delayed meetings, amid talk of a massive strike before April 1 if the suit does not go to trial. Separately, reports warn the EC-121 spy plane may expose crew to harmful microwave radiation with eye damage risk.
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George Shultz
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North Korea
High Point optimistic on open house move for furniture show
Wyatt Exum, recovering in Galax, urges Virginia and North Carolina visitors as High Point eyes an open house for consumers after the spring show. Census figures spotlight High Point as a top state city with Guilford County’s large population and expanding trading area.
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Central) High School
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