McGovern Faces Regulars as Campaign Winds Shift
Democratic candidate George McGovern grapples with party regulars and public polls during a two day New England listening tour. He reports rising fortunes after meetings with workers and professionals in Manchester Hartford and Woodstock while aides note broad concern over unemployment tax reform and aid for the elderly.
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Fonda inquiry debated as Congress sets Sept. 14 deadline
Congress seeks a Justice Department progress report by September 14 on whether Jane Fonda's Hanoi broadcasts violated loyalty duties. The House Internal Security Committee, 8-1, declined to subpoena her over a North Vietnam trip. Rep. Drinan opposed, while chair Ichord and Rep. Thompson defended potential inquiry. Fonda invited DOJ review of broadcast texts.
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Spring Hill schedule announced for 1972 73 term
The Spring Hill School will open for the 1972 73 term on Aug 25 with registration at 8 15 a m. Regular classes start Aug 28 and lunches begin Aug 28. Bus routes stay the same. A teachers workshop is set for Aug 23 and a general teachers meeting on Aug 2. Weather outlook shows highs in the 80s to 90s with scattered showers.
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Weather Elsewhere Distorts Values Says Propaganda Expert
Fragmentary report notes a distorted sense of value tied to weather coverage and claims exposure to North Vietnamese propaganda experts. No clear dates or locations are present, but the article references influence operations and media framing in distant regions.
Nixon expected to veto bill over social welfare costs
The $30.5 billion Labor and HEW appropriations bill, approved 62 to 22 in the Senate, would exceed Nixon’s request by 1.7 billion and miss a loophole that could trigger a potential 40 billion cost. The measure funds virtually all current social welfare programs for the fiscal year amid an election year standoff.
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Bangladesh wins no UN seat as China blocks bid
China pledges to veto any Bangladesh membership vote as Ambassador Huang Hua cites Dhaka’s lack of qualification. The Soviet Union backs Bangladesh while India, Pakistan, and the United States press for a prompt decision. Bangladesh’s bid hinges on Security Council procedural votes.
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Arkansas rejects wine permits for 32 Safeway stores
The Arkansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Board denied a request to sell wine in 32 Safeway stores. ABC director J. P. Brumblelow said the move would open too many outlets at once. Opponents from the Pulaski County Package Stores Association and the Christian Civic Foundation of Arkansas argued groceries are not proper for wine sales.
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Burial for USAF Sgt Jerry Evans in Arkansas
USAF Sgt Jerry L. Evans aged 22 died in Guam on August 5. He leaves parents Milton L. Evans and wife of Hope and three sisters Billie Ann Gray Bradley Melba Biddle Hope and Maxine Cornelius Bodcaw. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Herndon Chapel with Rev Gordon Renshaw officiating. Burial followed at Memory Gardens under Herndon Funeral Home supervision.
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Court faces test in U S House on desegregation busing
Federal courts may be allowed to order busing as a last resort for desegregation under a House bill approved by committee. The Senate rejected an antibusing amendment 49-35, while the House aims to curb busing for grades below six and broaden nonbusing desegregation methods with $500 million in aid.
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Registration for Washington slated
Registration for Washington schools begins August 31 with grade specific times. Faculty hold a 9 a.m. workshop on August 30. Grades 1-9 register August 31 at 8 15 a.m. Grades 1-6 and 10-12 register September 1 at 8 15 a.m. Buses follow normal routes on both days. Labor Day is a holiday. Half days September 5-8, full day with meals starting September 11. The district participates in the national free lunch program with eligibility info and applications. A birth certificate proving age six by October 1 is required for first grade enrollment.
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