Editorial Says Strong Candidates Narrow Field
Editorial notes standings as Nixon trails Muskie by five points but leads Lindsay by eight and McGovern by eleven while Hughes trails by twenty five. Rockefeller hints at a run if Nixon stays out, but would lag Muskie by thirty one and edge Wallace by nine. Poll signals a Nixon Muskie divide, with little appetite for lesser names as primaries loom.
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John V. Lindsay
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Harold Hughes
New York
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Lindsay
Blues in the factory cite four day week fix unrest
Harold L. Sheppard of the Upjohn Institute argues that about a third of white male blue collar workers in factories are unhappy because dead end jobs hamper earnings and interesting work. They voted for Wallace in 1968 but may not support him again. Automation could free them by enabling use of skills, possibly via a four day week.
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George Wallace
Harold L. Sheppard
W. E. Upjohn Institute For Employment Research
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Wallace
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Chicago
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Drexel
Bassett and Hooker Furniture Company
Kroehler
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Napierville
Exposition
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Austin
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Lloyd Remembered Public Bequest Shapes Film Museum
Harold Lloyd, early film star, left a 1.5 million dollar estate to the public via a trust. The will includes a vast film library, slides, tapes and recordings intended as a museum for future researchers into motion picture history. The piece praises his public spirit and urges wealthy people to leave substantial gifts to their communities.
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Harold Lloyd
Greek Independence Day marks 150th anniversary debate
Athens observes Independence Day as critics charge that the 1967 colonels seized power to block elections, not to defend Greece from Communists. Pro-regime supporters say the coup brought stability, while opponents note foreign powers aided earlier independence and question responsibility for ousting Turks.
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Athens
Greece
Papadopoulos
George Papandreou
Haiphong Bombing Plans Stirs Military Debate
Secret October contingency plans drafted by General Abrams for a three to ten day aerial assault on North Vietnam include options to strike Haiphong harbor. Critics fear Soviet shipping damage could trigger Kremlin retaliation. Senators and ex-presidents weigh Pentagon pressure and caution from Nixon era insiders. Shipping threats rise at Mobile Alabama yard and Navy probes expand to protect government property.
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Creighton Abrams
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Plagon
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Haiphong Harbor
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McCain
Pentagon
Ixon
Fragmented memo on threats and policy rhetoric in mixed prose
A fragmented memo discusses threats to property and required overt acts, notes local police and private shipyards handling bomb threats, and criticizes tobacco lighter distribution funded by taxpayers. It references officials Mack Futch and Dr. Wong, plus a tone of social commentary on crime, regulations, and student protest.
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Navy
FBI
Moving to Columbus Ga Sheds Light on Local Figures
The Fred Hallenbeck family plans a move to Columbus Georgia joining their daughter Mary Frances Morrow as her husband presides in Swift and Company yarn operations. North Carolina art benefactors George and Finch of Thomasville donate two more paintings to the North Carolina Museum of Art Foundation, expanding a Trust Fund begun with Crissie Brown’s works.
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Columbus
Mary Frances Hallenbeck Morrow
Swift and Company
Fred
Southern
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Luella
Forest Hill
George. D. Finch
Thomasville
North Catolfind Museum of Arc
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Finch
Crissie Jane Brown
B. King
Washington
Freyichs
Greensboro
New York
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