Politics In Disarray On A Duke Campus Seminar
Editorial correspondents from ten states gathered at Duke University to review the 1972 election. They conclude the nation is politically fractious with a volatile mood, while Nixon’s victory is seen as a judgment not a mandate. Split tickets and personal factionalism shape the South as Wallace’s third force looms.
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Durham
Duke University
Duke Chapel
Duke Gardens
Duke
Southern Newspaper Publishers Assn. Foundation
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Washington
Nixon
George McGovern
McGovern
Republican Party
GOP
Alan Steelman
Dallas
Steelman
Haynes Johnson
The
Washington Post
South
Tar Heel
Jim Holfhouser
Jesse Helms
High Point
Strom Thurmond
Truman
Walter DeVries
George Wallace
Wallace
James Clotfelter
White House
Johnson
James David Barber
Department of
Political Science
Moderates View by Alan Emory on GOP push for revenue sharing
Senate GOP leader Hugh Scott urges rapid action on special revenue sharing with George Shultz. He says governors and mayors must drop posturing to gain back funds for major programs, notes Nixon's conservatism, and warns of intended White House vetoes like the CAP extension amid calls for reform and mutual education.
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Alan Emory
Alliance
Washington
Senate
Republican Leader
Treasury
George Shultz
Nixon
Congress
Hugh D. Scott
Scott
White House
Community Action Program
CAP
ITT Scandal Ties Agnew Connally to Administration Pressure
Digest of confidential ITT records alleges links between Vice President Agnew and ex-Treasury Secretary Connally to ITT efforts in high profile matters. Documents indicate Connally's law firm billed ITT and that Connally may have aided delaying a Supreme Court case with Peterson aiding Geneen.
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Washington
Spiro Agnew
Treasury
John Connally
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Justice Department
Connally
ITT
Secretary of the Treasury
William Merriam
Harold Geneen
Pete Peterson
White House
Commerce
Geneen
Merriam
Peterson
ITT Supreme Court
Erwin) Griswold
Supreme Court
Texas
Vinson, Elkins, Searls and Connally
Digest
Agnew
Edward Gerrity
Mitchell
McLaren
Richard McLaren
John Mitchell
Gerrity
10Th Armored Division
Wesley Memorial dedication marks debt-free church edifice
The Wesley Memorial congregation dedicates its 117 year old church edifice on a 20 acre site with a 1250 seat sanctuary and a 172 foot steeple. The event launches a month of Easter related religious programs and honors donors including Mrs. W. R. Campbell who funded a new organ for First Presbyterian Church.
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Wesley Memorial
First Presbyterian Church
W. R. Campbell
Thomas
Presbyterian Home
Sarah McNatt
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