Road To Nomination Shapes Democratic Delegates Outlook
The article analyzes George Wallace and George McGovern as leading contenders for the Democratic nomination after wins in Maryland and Michigan. It projects McGovern’s path to Miami Beach with about 1,300 delegates on first ballot, while Wallace holds 323 and Humphrey 269. It notes pivotal primaries remain in New York California New Jersey and Rhode Island.
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Michigan
George C. Wallace
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Wallace
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Tennessee
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Indiana
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Oregon
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Rhode Island
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John Lindsay
Henry Jackson
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Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Shirley Chisholm
Democratic Party
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Muskie
Taught Too Well An Open Letter From A Destiny of Youth
An Enterprise reader in Texas forwards an open letter from a student to disillusioned parents. The piece questions why youth rebel against perceived hypocrisy about freedom equality civil rights and American ideals. It argues that students believe in what they were taught and urge parental support for their efforts to realize the American dream.
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Enterprise
Texas
America
Southeast Asia
Jesus
United States
Redevelopment Clash Over Piccadilly Circus Plans
Westminster Council unveils plans to remake Piccadilly Circus into a modern international crossroads with high rise offices and two hotels. Critics from major papers condemn the scheme for erasing human scale and buzzing street life, predicting soulless urban blandness and heavy traffic.
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London
Goodby
Piccadilly
Piccadilly Circus
Westminster City
Alfred Gilbert
West End
Architects Journal
Nixon double message aims at election with US pledges
Nixon sends contrasting signals to Saigon and Hanoi to slow the North Vietnamese offensive until after the election. He promises Thieu strong American blows while pledging withdrawal and a four month ceasefire window to Hanoi, setting the stage for a battlefield settlement post election.
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Washington
Nixon
Saigon
Hanoi
Thieu
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Creighton Abrams
South Vietnam
Hue
United States
Vietnam
Tran van Do
Bill Rogers
Agency For International Development
AID
Congress
Caltex
Shell
Esso
Defense Department
William Proxmire
Dwis
Comptroller finds 1.2 million AID gas contract overpaid
The Comptroller General cites a 1.2 million AID contract with low quality gas bought at higher price than Defense paid for better product. Four contracts show potential saving of about 250 000 if priced like DOD. Proxmire notes likely multi million savings. AID pledges price practice checks, but Proxmire doubts.
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Defense
Staats
DOD
Proxmire
GAO
AID
Letters to the Editor address Blue Laws and local elections
In May 1972 High Point Enterprise letters criticize repeal of Blue Laws before the 1973 City Council elections. They name Clapp Patterson Burford Kirkman and Culler as favoring retention while commend Pearce for repeal efforts. A separate note praises Kindergarten staff after a minor accident involving visually a YWCA program.
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High Point Enterprise
Clapp
Patterson
Burford
Kirkman
Culler
Pearce
Charles Brockmann
Carolina Court
North Elm
Gatewood
High Point
YWCA
Robert W. Conner
E. Green
Milwaukee Reporter Links Wallace Shooting to Local Man
The Milwaukee Enterprise reports Governor George Wallace was shot and a 21 year old local man Arthur Bremer is suspected. The piece notes Milwaukee's industrial history, housing innovations by Edward Dicker, and Methodism's relief efforts amid global hunger and postwar recovery challenges.
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Wisconsin
Alabama
George Wallace
Arthur Herman Bremer
United Methodist Committee On Relief
Board of Global Ministries of the Church
Wallace
Southside
Lake Michigan
St. Lawrence Seaway
William Bremer
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