Virtue of the American Two-Party System in Italy Reform Debate
Reuters reports Italy with 33 governments in 26 years experiences party proliferation and potential authoritarian drift, while France faced chaos under multi party rule. The piece argues the US two party system offers stability and accountability, acknowledging limited third party ideas like Bob La Follette.
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Muskie Seeks Illinois Win to Restore Campaign Momentum
Senator Ed Muskie faces two Democratic rivals in Illinois as two million voters decide in a mixed primary and delegate contest. Muskie aims for a strong showing in the preferential race and to snag more delegates than McGovern, a win that could revive his shaken campaign ahead of Wisconsin. The results hinge on margins and Chicago Mayor Daley's influence on uncommitted delegates.
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Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
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Minnesota
George McGovern
South Dakota
Richard J. Daley
McGovern
New Hampshire
Florida
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Wisconsin
ITT Says Beard Memo Is Genuine Fraud Claim Rejected
ITT disclosed a June 25 1971 memo by Dita Beard as genuine and released affidavits from her former secretary and ITT officials. Brit Hume dismissed the claim, Beard hospitalized in Denver, judiciary subcommittee to question her in hospital. Anderson associate counters ITT's ruling.
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ITT
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Denver
Richard G. Kleindienst
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Dams Debate Roils Arkansas 4th District Race
In Southwest Arkansas candidates Richard Arnold of Texarkana and Richard Mays of Florida both back the Gillham Dam and Dorcheat Bayou project as rivals seek the 4th District seat. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission moves to negotiate for 1400 acres of land to mitigate the bayou plan, with the proposed dam spanning about 16 000 acres of hardwood bottom land ten miles southwest of Magnolia. Arnold, the only candidate to pay filing fees, vows to push quick construction while Mays supports completion citing natural resource use for public benefit.
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Heavy fighting and rocket raids ripple through Southeast Asia
Fourth day of heavy combat at Long Cheng base in northern Laos as North Vietnamese forces shell the valley. In Cambodia, 70 dead and 120 wounded after rockets hit Phnom Penh. Tay Ninh base attacked by sappers killing 13 South Vietnamese troops. Refugee shanty towns and fires plague Phnom Penh while Neuh Leong sees fresh clashes. US embassy reports no American casualties.
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Steel Plant Ruling Will Be Appealed
Ernest DeLaney of Charlotte NC said he received the Federal Court decision in Nucor Corporation vs Tennessee Forging Steel Services Inc and the City of Hope et al and will file a notice of appeal. The appeal would go to the Eighth Circuit in St. Louis. James H Pilkinton of Hope said he does not know the impact on construction, hoping the ruling does not delay production.
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Nucor Corporation
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Hope
Miller Seeks a 4th Term for Arkansas House
Dre J. Strugis Miller, 47, of Pine Bluff announced Monday his bid for a fourth U S House term as a Democrat in District 53, which covers parts of Jefferson, Arkansas and Tonoke counties.
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Hale to seek Democratic nomination in District 5
Gene Hale, 34, of Little Rock said Monday he would run for the Democratic nomination for one of the three seats in House District 5. All three incumbents have announced plans to seek re election.
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25 Prisoners Escape Jail in Cincinnati
In downtown Cincinnati 25 inmates escaped Hamilton County jail after overpowering guards and seizing four pistols and a teargas gun. Four women were among the escapees. authorities said the break began with a trusted inmate, William Butts, who pulled a .32 caliber pistol on the jail office attendant. The FBI was asked to assist as several suspects fled toward Dayton and others remained recaptured inside the building.
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Dayton
Joseph Luebbers
Harry Culler
William Butts
Pay Board Labor Members May Quit
Washington AP reports a majority of the five labor members on Nixon's Pay Board near resignation to protest wage price rules. AFL-CIO leaders Meany Abel back walkout, Auto Workers and Teamsters uncertain. The panel recently cut aerospace and West Coast longshore wage increases, triggering a labor summit at AFL-CIO HQ to decide next steps.
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Supreme Court strikes down Tennessee voting residence rule
The Supreme Court by a 6 1 vote rules Tennessee one year voting residence requirement unconstitutional. Justices say the rule does not serve a compelling state interest and hinders citizens moving to new states. Chief Justice Burger dissents on travel and immediate participation in state issues. Also notes a federal grant for an emergency center in Hope, $27 448 of 54 896 total from State funds.
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Star
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Hope
Hope City police report lists traffic tickets and arrests
Hope City's police weekly tally includes 30 traffic tickets and numerous charges such as license violations drunkenness driving while intoxicated and disturbing the peace. Accidents total 66 for the year with nine injured. Community notices cover meetings by the Third District Arts and Crafts Association Arkansas Mason group and Phi Beta Lambda proceeds from March of Dimes Walk-a-thon plans and a school quality committee meeting at Hope High.
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Rho Epsilon
Phi Beta Lambda Club
Pat Harris
Red River Vocational Technical School
P.O
Another Irish Killing Stirs Belfast Violence Tally
In Belfast area the IRA killed 19 year old John Taylor in Londonderry as retaliation for civilian deaths by troops. A 50 pound lignite blast in Banbridge damaged a drapery store and 60 other shops. A 100 pound blast outside a Protestant newspaper killed six and wounded 146, with IRA yet to admit or deny.
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A Step In The Right Direction
A brief item announces a weekly News Quiz on Page 4 with answers on Page 3. The quiz is part of the VEC Instructional Materials sponsored by First National Bank and Hope Star under the Living Textbook Program for local schools.
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